The Rugby Thread
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The lousy weather certainly has something to do with the way things panned out as well.
However, I am sure the French public enjoyed that spectacle more than last night’s travesty.
"Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.0 -
So it’s time to kick off the season with a tasty little number.
Bath vs Northampton and I know there is someone on here who’ll be well up for it!
I think I will be watching tonight, too and just keep a check on the Cardiff vs Zebre match.
"Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.0 -
On paper, most other clubs appear a little weaker than last season, but Bath a little stronger.
Fingers crossed that comes true. Saints have lost 4 of their first choice pack to departures and Mitchell is out injured tonight. Bath really only missing their 2 first choice 12s.
Sarries have also lost a few starters from last season.
Sale will be strong too.
Be interesting how Cheika gets on at Tigers.
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It’s so depressing, trying to watch the Welsh regions. Cardiff Arms Park is a so muted, it’s a bit like one man and his dog. The quality of the rugby does little to help.
A stark contrast to the Rec. A proper atmosphere with some real skill and intent on the pitch.
"Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.0 -
Can never avenge the final, but that was a decent statement tonight. Very dominant display, even when having no possession in the 3rd quarter.
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Dear me, after last night’s feast of rugby, Exeter and Leicester are currently serving up starvation rations.
"Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.0 -
Watching this evening, I noticed that Saracens have an interesting and apt sponsor on the seat of their shorts: it’s Trek.
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Gloucester looked really poor until close to the end when they had to chuck the ball around, and even then their accuracy was terrible.
Sarries look strong.
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