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Done and done. Yeah RZR, send whomever you want our way as we only have 4 to date. Pete :cheers:
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Pharvey must be really wrapped up in his new UK position. Unusual for him not to start a pool for the yearly big matches.
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richard wrote:No forum pool for the 6 nations Mr. Harvey?
Apologies guys - on an installation job in Spain and embarrassingly enough managed to get the dates of the games @rse about t*t :oops:

Thanks to Pete for coming to the rescue and organising the HHAD Pool :cheers: :bow: :cheers:

I'm in subject to Captain's approval, as are a couple of the other usual suspects who I've invited to join again this year...

Well, as for Round 1..... God's Own looked pretty dire at times, especially in the 2nd half, though not taking anything away from the Pasta Munchers who could easily cause an upset or 2 again this season. The Emerald Isle look good and pretty much demolished the Sweaties in the 2nd half........ and as for Beelzibub's XV, so near, but yet so far as the Garlic Chomping Surrender Monkeys steal it at the death.

Bring on the Paddies!!!!

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All in, up to 7 now. You provide the color commentary and other bits as usual Pharvey, thanks. :D Pete :cheers:

EDIT: Note...Dai L. came to the table with 4.5 points already from another pool he's playing. For our head to head competition remember to deduct that as we go along given that we're starting from round 2.
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Welcome back PH

We'd have missed your colourful unbiased :naughty: analyses of the games. As an adopted sheep-shagger I really think Wales are in for a well deserved grand slam this time round :cheers:
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prcscct wrote:Done and done. Yeah RZR, send whomever you want our way as we only have 4 to date. Pete :cheers:
Hutchy10 has applied & Iron Jack to follow. :cheers:
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Done and done.
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prcscct wrote:Note...Dai L. came to the table with 4.5 points already from another pool he's playing.
Don't believe a word of it - Dai's bribery skills are legendary...... he'll probably be 15 points clear after this weekend!!

Anywho, the time is almost upon us, and another weekend of 6 Nations rugby...... :cheers: :clap: :dance: :dance: :clap: :cheers:

And what's it to be for Saturday's matches? An unlikely Calcutta Cup victory for the Sweaties, or Beelzibub to get his "chariot" back on track...... Will "Maggotsfield" play a part??

And the pick of the day at the Aviva Stadium, with both teams vying to stay on course for Grand Slam glory....

Oi!! Paddies...... You're Next!!!
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B*LL*CKS !!!

Dear God, what a woeful, inept and clueless display by Wales ...... it couldn't possibly have been any worse. We couldn't control the ball on the rare occasions we had it, knocking on time and time again, turning the ball over to Ireland on countless occasions. The amount of penalties given away was nothing less than criminal at any level :cuss: :banghead: :cuss:

As for Priestland at Fly Half and the non-existent Welsh lineout ....... :cuss: :cuss: :cuss: :cuss: :cuss: :cuss: :cuss: :cuss: :cuss: :cuss:

:rant:

Ireland on the other hand played some wonderful rugby and really do look good for the Championship, if not the Grand Slam - Twickenham in a fortnight's time could be a cracker. Ireland were in total control of every aspect of the game today - the rolling maul was a sight to see, but especially impressive was their discipline and it wasn't until the 55th minute that they gave away a "kickable" penalty.......... Wales' only points of the game :oops:

Fair play to the Paddies - absolutely no question as to who were the far superior team and deserved winners.

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How has Dai_L got 5.5 points after only 1 game in which he scored 1 point? :?
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Big Boy wrote:How has Dai_L got 5.5 points after only 1 game in which he scored 1 point? :?
Come on now BB, I know it's late...... just have a glance to Pete's post just up the board
prcscct wrote:Note...Dai L. came to the table with 4.5 points already from another pool he's playing. For our head to head competition remember to deduct that as we go along given that we're starting from round 2.
And there's really no need to remind me that Ireland feckin' stuffed us!!
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pharvey wrote:
Big Boy wrote:How has Dai_L got 5.5 points after only 1 game in which he scored 1 point? :?
Come on now BB, I know it's late...... just have a glance to Pete's post just up the board
prcscct wrote:Note...Dai L. came to the table with 4.5 points already from another pool he's playing. For our head to head competition remember to deduct that as we go along given that we're starting from round 2.
And there's really no need to remind me that Ireland feckin' stuffed us!!
OK, I'd missed that - thanks.

[Edit] To clarify, I'd missed the bit about Dai, not the Wales score :wink:
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Big Boy wrote: To clarify, I'd missed the bit about Dai, not the Wales score :wink:
I shall ignore it anyway .................... :oops:

Well, after God's Own and the Almighty himself seemingly missed the ferry across the Irish Sea, and the Sweaties capitulated against Beelzebub and his minions, only the Azzurri can save my weekend ........ :cry:

Here's to a shock result if ever it was needed - Pasta Munchers by 3 over the Surrender Monkeys!!

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What happened. How did Wales do that? :shock: :D

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