Again this, but with the Ireland bit.
Official France v Ireland Thread
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Oom is correct, 5N/6N has always been heavily watched by SA. I normally watch every match. To give an idea JP Pietersen (it's actually JPR Pietersen) is named after JPR Williams, his cousin Dusty Noble (played provincial rugby and Bok Sevens) is named after Dusty Hare. A lot of Bok fans will know about 5N/6N players from decades ago, and have a 6N stadium on their bucket list (usually Twickenham or Cardiff).OomStruisbaai wrote: Mon Jan 29, 2024 3:24 pmThe 6 nations has been on DSTV for as long as I remember. Even before we had TV (1976) we followed it. There is now probably more interest because we play URC and Champion/Challenge Cup.Slick wrote: Mon Jan 29, 2024 3:05 pmOom, how much is the 6N watched in SA?OomStruisbaai wrote: Mon Jan 29, 2024 2:52 pm
No , they kak in their pants when we try to add some SH spice.
This match is Ireland's real test. They had the easy draw last year
The most supported teams are France/Wales/Ireland, probably in that order but my impression is it's close between France and Wales, Ireland a bit further back.
Surely it's the cuddly English that you love the most?_Os_ wrote: Fri Feb 02, 2024 8:49 amOom is correct, 5N/6N has always been heavily watched by SA. I normally watch every match. To give an idea JP Pietersen (it's actually JPR Pietersen) is named after JPR Williams, his cousin Dusty Noble (played provincial rugby and Bok Sevens) is named after Dusty Hare. A lot of Bok fans will know about 5N/6N players from decades ago, and have a 6N stadium on their bucket list (usually Twickenham or Cardiff).OomStruisbaai wrote: Mon Jan 29, 2024 3:24 pmThe 6 nations has been on DSTV for as long as I remember. Even before we had TV (1976) we followed it. There is now probably more interest because we play URC and Champion/Challenge Cup.
The most supported teams are France/Wales/Ireland, probably in that order but my impression is it's close between France and Wales, Ireland a bit further back.
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“It was a pet, not an animal. It had a name, you don't eat things with names, this is horrific!”
Literally every Saffer I deal with through work tells me Scotland are their 6N team. Lying bastards._Os_ wrote: Fri Feb 02, 2024 8:49 amOom is correct, 5N/6N has always been heavily watched by SA. I normally watch every match. To give an idea JP Pietersen (it's actually JPR Pietersen) is named after JPR Williams, his cousin Dusty Noble (played provincial rugby and Bok Sevens) is named after Dusty Hare. A lot of Bok fans will know about 5N/6N players from decades ago, and have a 6N stadium on their bucket list (usually Twickenham or Cardiff).OomStruisbaai wrote: Mon Jan 29, 2024 3:24 pmThe 6 nations has been on DSTV for as long as I remember. Even before we had TV (1976) we followed it. There is now probably more interest because we play URC and Champion/Challenge Cup.
The most supported teams are France/Wales/Ireland, probably in that order but my impression is it's close between France and Wales, Ireland a bit further back.
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It is no surprise because of all the Saffers in your team. I use to support France but now my loyalty is with the URC countries. We are part of them.Slick wrote: Fri Feb 02, 2024 11:24 amLiterally every Saffer I deal with through work tells me Scotland are their 6N team. Lying bastards._Os_ wrote: Fri Feb 02, 2024 8:49 amOom is correct, 5N/6N has always been heavily watched by SA. I normally watch every match. To give an idea JP Pietersen (it's actually JPR Pietersen) is named after JPR Williams, his cousin Dusty Noble (played provincial rugby and Bok Sevens) is named after Dusty Hare. A lot of Bok fans will know about 5N/6N players from decades ago, and have a 6N stadium on their bucket list (usually Twickenham or Cardiff).OomStruisbaai wrote: Mon Jan 29, 2024 3:24 pm
The 6 nations has been on DSTV for as long as I remember. Even before we had TV (1976) we followed it. There is now probably more interest because we play URC and Champion/Challenge Cup.
The most supported teams are France/Wales/Ireland, probably in that order but my impression is it's close between France and Wales, Ireland a bit further back.
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That sounds sinisterly Borg-esque.
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Check the URC thread in case there's any doubt of the truth of what he said.
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Crowley got an early lesson that however much time he thinks he has, he's doesn't have half that
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I didn't know we'd rebuilt the bunker for the 6N ?
No issue with the card it is the correct decision.
My only issue is with how the TMOs are reffing it. They are seeing a player need a HIA then hunting for the footage. Plenty of head contact will go by without players going off and are therfore missed. Not sure there's a solution to that tbh.
My only issue is with how the TMOs are reffing it. They are seeing a player need a HIA then hunting for the footage. Plenty of head contact will go by without players going off and are therfore missed. Not sure there's a solution to that tbh.
Surprised me as well. All good though.
Reckon that might stay yellow
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Looks reddish to me. Think he’ll get the early shower sorted out.Slick wrote: Fri Feb 02, 2024 8:14 pmSurprised me as well. All good though.
Reckon that might stay yellow
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And nope. There you go.ScarfaceClaw wrote: Fri Feb 02, 2024 8:18 pmLooks reddish to me. Think he’ll get the early shower sorted out.Slick wrote: Fri Feb 02, 2024 8:14 pmSurprised me as well. All good though.
Reckon that might stay yellow
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Yeah, happy with that staying a YC.
Thank F**k we managed to get that try though, & not waste the 10 minutes
Thank F**k we managed to get that try though, & not waste the 10 minutes
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Missing le petite General ?PCPhil wrote: Fri Feb 02, 2024 8:22 pm Ireland looking really good. France looking totally dis jointed......at the mo....
They could do without constantly kicking it to the guy with the biggest boot on the pitchPCPhil wrote: Fri Feb 02, 2024 8:22 pm Ireland looking really good. France looking totally dis jointed......at the mo....
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YepPCPhil wrote: Fri Feb 02, 2024 8:22 pm Ireland looking really good. France looking totally dis jointed......at the mo....
Harrison forgetting these two sides went out at the quarter final and wanking on like they'd contested the final was a highlight.Slick wrote: Fri Feb 02, 2024 8:25 pm Irish commentator started off unusually humble, obviously a hangover from the WC, but he’s getting back into his stride
Lucu is having a bit of a nightmare so far
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Strong NY Giants boat trip vibes about that picture.
That was my thoughts. It was not a hit that needed to be made.
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That was a piss poor restart kick too; Far too deep