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Interesting looking film on a rugby theme
A fairly niche film with lots of comment about everyone wanting to be the ball carrier I guess... I bet the changing room doesn't smell of horse liniment afterwards anyways..![]()
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Interesting looking film on a rugby theme
It looked like the ref was dying for a pee and wanted off the park toot-sweet!A fairly niche film with lots of comment about everyone wanting to be the ball carrier I guess... I bet the changing room doesn't smell of horse liniment afterwards anyways..
Any road up... only just caught the highlights of the Exeter/Saints game where the conversion was charged down in the dying seconds of the game. Ref says it's valid as the player had "he moved his shoulders.... he started his sequence" What does this mean for Dan Biggar's sequence? Start of the epileptic fit or end? Is the 'sequence' for Farrell the start of his 20x death stare at the posts? There was a law clarification to Law Eight in that "The moment the kicker moves in any direction it is deemed that he is ‘approaching to kick.’ The reason for this interpretation is simplicity, otherwise the referee would have to judge when the kicker first moves, and in what direction. It would also be open to misinterpretation by players, match officials and spectators.’" (In fairness Rob Baxter didn't make much of a fuss about it)
It looked like the ref was dying for a pee and wanted off the park toot-sweet!![]()
I watched the full game yesterday, and what an enthralling match it was albeit played on a very muddy pitch. And what a conclusion, full marks to Saints who never gave up.A fairly niche film with lots of comment about everyone wanting to be the ball carrier I guess... I bet the changing room doesn't smell of horse liniment afterwards anyways..
Any road up... only just caught the highlights of the Exeter/Saints game where the conversion was charged down in the dying seconds of the game. Ref says it's valid as the player had "he moved his shoulders.... he started his sequence" What does this mean for Dan Biggar's sequence? Start of the epileptic fit or end? Is the 'sequence' for Farrell the start of his 20x death stare at the posts? There was a law clarification to Law Eight in that "The moment the kicker moves in any direction it is deemed that he is ‘approaching to kick.’ The reason for this interpretation is simplicity, otherwise the referee would have to judge when the kicker first moves, and in what direction. It would also be open to misinterpretation by players, match officials and spectators.’" (In fairness Rob Baxter didn't make much of a fuss about it)
2023 Rugby World Cup schedule
Pool A
September 8: Stade de France - France v New Zealand
September 9: Saint-Etienne - Italy v Africa 1
September 14: Lille - France v America 1
September 15: Toulouse - New Zealand v Africa 1
September 20: Nice - Italy v America 1
September 21: Marseille - France v Africa 1
September 27: Lyon - America 1 v Africa 1
September 29: Lyon - New Zealand v Italy
October 5: Lyon - New Zealand v America 1
October 6: Lyon - France v Italy
Pool B
September 9: Bordeaux - Ireland v Europe 2
September 10: Marseille - South Africa v Scotland
September 16: Nantes - Ireland v Asia/Pacific 1
September 17: Bordeaux - South Africa v Europe 2
September 23: Stade de France - South Africa v Ireland
September 24: Nice - Scotland v Asia/Pacific 1
September 30: Lille - Scotland v Europe 2
October 1: Marseille - South Africa v Asia/Pacific 1
October 7: Stade de France - Ireland v Scotland
October 8: Lille - Asia/Pacific 1 v Europe 2
Pool C
September 9: Saint-Denis - Australia - Europe 1
September 10: Bordeaux - Wales v Fiji
September 16: Nice - Wales v Winner final qualifying round
September 17: Saint-Etienne - Australia v Fiji
September 23: Toulouse - Europe 1 v Winner final qualifying round
September 24: Lyon - Wales v Australia
September 30: Bordeaux - Fiji v Europe 1
October 1: Saint-Etienne - Australia v - Winner final qualifying round
October 7: Nantes - Wales v Europe 1
October 8: Toulouse - Fiji v Winner final qualifying round
Pool D
September 9: Marseille - England v Argentina
September 10: Toulouse - Japan v America 2
September 16: Bordeaux - Oceania 1 v America 2
September 17: Nice - England v Japan
September 22: Saint-Etienne - Argentina v Oceania 1
September 23: Lille - England v America 2
September 28: Toulouse - Japan v Oceania 1
September 30: Nantes - Argentina v America 2
October 7: Lille - England v Oceania 1
October 8: Nantes - Japan v Argentina
Quarter-finals
October 14: Marseille - Pool C winner v Pool D runner-up
October 14: Stade de France - Pool B winner v Pool A runner-up
October 15: Marseille - Pool D v Pool C runner-up
October 15: Stade de France - Pool A winner v Pool B runner-up
Semi-finals
October 20: Stade de France - Winner QF 1 v Winner QF 2
October 21: Stade de France - Winner QF 3 v Winner QF 4
Third place play-off
October 27: Stade de France
Final
October 28: Stade de France
15 a piece at half time SaayyullllllllA red for Chiefs.....the ref looked almost apologetic giving that................but no doubt the players will all have been briefed, the breakdown row will rumble on for another month now.....bring back shoe pie!
15 a piece
15 a piece at half time Saayyullllllll
Has been a superb starter for the weekend!
Sale 22 20 Exeter, 10 minutes to go...come on Sale
Sale Ladies v Quins Ladies being live streamed tomorrow, should be decent. One of my players is on the bench for Quins.
Quins women were lucky last week...they were poor. Unfit, awful team selection. Wasps were the better side. Poor Gerard has been found out as Karen's puppet and it's showing....It will probably be two in a row for Quins women but beating Exeter tonight is more than enough Alex Sanderson really is proving his worth already (even though the last 5 minutes left me with no nails)