Discipline : Youyoutte (RCT) suspendu cinq semaines, le Stade Français privé de trois 2e lignes

The summer tour to Argentina will be largely a development tour, so it’s looking like it’ll be Australia at home in November before we see a fully loaded England team again.

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'When we cross the line into personal insults, the fun is gone'

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Jmann 1 hour ago

Will Jordan: Every All Blacks strategic shift for World Cup was to beat Ireland

something no one would ever accuse a bok supporter of doing I’m sure….

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Jahmirwayle 1 hour ago

'Unbelievable' Henry Pollock predicted his first Test try would be on the wing

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JD Kiwi 1 hour ago

Did innovative England emerge strongest from the Six Nations?

From a kiwi point of view it would be great if a fleet of 7s could consistently give a big 7/1 bomb squad the run around. That will be helped if World Rugby continue to learn from Super Rugby and the Premiership.

Although I wouldn't take too much from a win over anyone not employing a seven forward bench, especially Wales. SA and France are winning the big trophies for a reason.

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K-Bob 1 hour ago

Will Jordan: Every All Blacks strategic shift for World Cup was to beat Ireland

Please accept this helping of cheese to go with your whine.

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mJ 1 hour ago

Did innovative England emerge strongest from the Six Nations?

There’s a big focus from SH refs to speed the game and reduce stoppage time. It’s no coincidence fast smaller forwards are going to do well when Berry or even more so Gardener are referring games.

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JD Kiwi 1 hour ago

Did innovative England emerge strongest from the Six Nations?

I almost dropped my phone when I read that Wales had closed their national academy ten years ago. What an incredible piece of self sabotage. The results speak for themselves.

In this article from last year I noted that Italy started a national academy and created a golden generation… but a new president shut it down a couple of years ago. Sheer folly.

https://www.theroar.com.au/2024/03/29/how-italy-revolutionised-their-youth-system-to-produce-a-golden-generation-and-what-australia-can-learn-from-it/

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Jahmirwayle 2 hours ago

25 Six Nations Memorable Moments: 5 to 1

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David 2 hours ago

Away ends could become a fixture in Premiership if trial proves successful

Wrong, wrong, wrong. Segregation is the opposite of what rugby is about. ? ‘drive up attendances and improve atmosphere’…really? It will make negligible difference, if any, to attendances and as for atmosphere, if that needs improving it’s because the game isn’t exciting enough…….another discussion altogether!

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