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Rugby Pads - Jamie George


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Next stop on the Rugby Pads tour is the home of England and Saracens hooker, Jamie George. We take a look around his Pad in St.Albans on the outskirts of London.

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JW 2 minutes ago
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Not my picks but great team if everything goes well, hope the boys can put a marker down on this aussie bunch that scares the crap out of them for the World Cup clash!

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B 9 minutes ago
Can 'phenomenal' Andrew Porter save the Ireland scrum after latest tight-head switch?

‘When’ - that's far too certain with your del boy history of sports tips and betting…

We'll get the league/cartel and YOUR government in the high court and see who's laughing about league north



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B 14 minutes ago
Can 'phenomenal' Andrew Porter save the Ireland scrum after latest tight-head switch?

Ed has quit the internet

Tell us, Ed? Whereabouts. England is a lovely place. Mainly



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JW 19 minutes ago
Report: NZR summit document provides shock option to replace Super Rugby and NPC



The only market that the New Zealand rugby has access to, that has potential for growth is the Australian market.

That is completely untrue, and I’m sorry Spew, but so short sighted. All global sports have an outside domestic market dominance.



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Stefan G 20 minutes ago
'Not the game I want': Hansen blasts ‘integrity’ issue after Wallabies-Boks clash

I’m not sure you understood my reply. I’m against the stoppages, including players going down with “injuries” and the water carriers running onto the pitch. Injured player? Wait until the next dead ball to address it (unless it’s a clear head injury). I’m American, and I do watch American football, which is precisely why I’m against massive rugby players who are only forced to play 40-45 minutes; let’s play with three subs per side and force rugby to regain the balance between strength and speed.

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cnw 26 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

Cohesion is king. Even the indisputably Bok A+ team suffered a 5-1 try defeat after having not played a single test this year. The ABs then lost cohesion in the forwards never settling on the same starting tight five in any of the tests, and a unrecognisable unit in the fourth. The contrast to the Perth test could not be more stark - the Bok starting unit was completely new. While the Aussie unit lost Canham, they were a cohesive unit that clearly understood the game plan. Most notably that cohesion was only lost when two key players got yellowed card - the anchor at scrum and the general. I will say one thing in defence of Rassie. He is not looking for a team he can swap in. He is looking for players who can handle the heat. Of the group that played de villiers clearly showed his worth, as did Moody. The rest 🧐.

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Rugby3 35 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

You forget they were not playing against the Wallabies A team and who were down to 11 players at one stage. That's hardly taking the game by the scruff of the neck. That’s getting a free ride from a discombobulated referee.

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NB 37 minutes ago
Can 'phenomenal' Andrew Porter save the Ireland scrum after latest tight-head switch?

Aprt from Sam Illo there are no real young standouts, Niall Smyth gets big raps but I haven’t seen the $$$$ yet!

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Ed the Duck 37 minutes ago
Can 'phenomenal' Andrew Porter save the Ireland scrum after latest tight-head switch?

You must be almost entirely alone in taking that garbage in like soup! Will you still support them when they’re pinned to the doc marten’s league north for ten years?

Guess we’ll see how they develop but it was a very different attack style for Munster and if that’s the progress JP has made already then they could surprise a few people soon enough…



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NB 39 minutes ago
Can 'phenomenal' Andrew Porter save the Ireland scrum after latest tight-head switch?

🤣👍

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B 40 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

His B (or A-) looked great against the Wallabies…

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Rugby3 40 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

That’s when I stopped supporting the All Blacks. It was cowardly. And the ensuing world cup disaster was karma biting Henry Hansen and Smith on the backside.

I remember one after game function where the All Blacks had just beaten the Wallabies who had held their best players back in warm up games and the NZ speaker saying the Wallabies looked a bit short of match fitness.



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NB 40 minutes ago
Can 'phenomenal' Andrew Porter save the Ireland scrum after latest tight-head switch?

He was the best THP in the league for a couple of seasons. Then the new scrum engagement rules came in and he lost everything.

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B 41 minutes ago
Can 'phenomenal' Andrew Porter save the Ireland scrum after latest tight-head switch?

I make my own breakfast now I'm a free man. I don't need to…do things to get me some fruit n fibre

Other cereal brands exist, that's not an endorsement



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NB 42 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

They could be okay if Tatafu can start at THP. He seems to be okay atm 🤞

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B 42 minutes ago
Can 'phenomenal' Andrew Porter save the Ireland scrum after latest tight-head switch?

I got a lovely email from him on Friday evening. Not just me, the global fan base. Even the plastic ones. Never felt more convinced of their innocence. Lovely stuff

I don't think Munster looked decent. Ireland potentially has a natural successor to Conor Murray but that was the only bright spark



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Rugby3 44 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

What nonsense. Schmidt was a disaster.

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NB 44 minutes ago
Can 'phenomenal' Andrew Porter save the Ireland scrum after latest tight-head switch?

Waaaay to busy to join that queue Ed.

But don’t worry you won’t be short of applicants [even on this thread]🤣🥳



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GS 45 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

Yip - agree about France been No.2 - however issue is in these November games they come in cold and need time to get up to speed and see also Meafou is out - so expect their scrum to be on rollar skates.

Sadly lot of the time, only really get to see truly how good these sides are, is in the WC when all sides can prep and be on the same playing cycle.



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Ed the Duck 45 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

Tbf that little revelation explains a lot!

Maybe give AI a try…🤣



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