I'm liking the love for Liam Williams, he is a class act, the turnover he won when Sarries were under the cosh was a big turning point I thought, it's just a shame he doesn't get enough ball as every time he does get it he looks like doing something special
Spiffy wrote:
Williams is an interesting player. He is not particularly fast but has a knack of getting around his man, with footwork, timing and some great lines. He is not big, but agressive in defence and superb in the air. His rugby intelligence/game reading/anticipation/ball use, are a big part of his success. A nose for the line too, and always seems to rise to the occasion in big games.
Brilliant under the high ball and fights for the ball.
Overall, especially with so much kicking in the modern game, I think Williams is arguably the best back three player in the world. Shame he's Welsh.
Williams has an annoying face, a bit like Mehrtens did.
I'm liking the love for Liam Williams, he is a class act, the turnover he won when Sarries were under the cosh was a big turning point I thought, it's just a shame he doesn't get enough ball as every time he does get it he looks like doing something special
yep, great tackle and then jackal. Agreed on the getting the ball in his hands more
Galfon wrote:
Right Numbers...any dough from this ??
No mate unfortunately.
I'm liking the love for Liam Williams, he is a class act, the turnover he won when Sarries were under the cosh was a big turning point I thought, it's just a shame he doesn't get enough ball as every time he does get it he looks like doing something special
yep, great tackle and then jackal. Agreed on the getting the ball in his hands more
Have you read Brian Moore’s article in today’s Telegraph (I don’t subscribe, it was my free article of the week or month or whatever!) criticising Leinster supporters for booing the refs decisions? Is it me or are their fans particularly one-eyed, always bawling at the ref to award penalties, red or yellow cards etc? I know all supporters get behind their team but Leinster’s do seem to be a bit over the top.
I can’t remember if I said this on here or not but I watched the quick highlights of a Saracens win the other week and somehow the fly-half didn’t feature in any of the important/scoring plays. It just seems so improbable. Goode was at 10 for most of them so I figured Farrel had withdrawn.
Alex Goode's post match celebrations saw him on Sunday still in full kit, boots and all, having been solidly on the piss since the end of the game. Quality work, Mr Goode.
Mikey Brown wrote:I can’t remember if I said this on here or not but I watched the quick highlights of a Saracens win the other week and somehow the fly-half didn’t feature in any of the important/scoring plays. It just seems so improbable. Goode was at 10 for most of them so I figured Farrel had withdrawn.
He was responsible for the very nice sleight of hands that put Maitland in.
Mikey Brown wrote:I can’t remember if I said this on here or not but I watched the quick highlights of a Saracens win the other week and somehow the fly-half didn’t feature in any of the important/scoring plays. It just seems so improbable. Goode was at 10 for most of them so I figured Farrel had withdrawn.
He was responsible for the very nice sleight of hands that put Maitland in.
Puja
I’m not trying to bash him but got to say I was underwhelmed to see it, having read a few comments about how magical it was. Seemed like very smart okay from Goode, but maybe I’m being unfair.
Mikey Brown wrote:I can’t remember if I said this on here or not but I watched the quick highlights of a Saracens win the other week and somehow the fly-half didn’t feature in any of the important/scoring plays. It just seems so improbable. Goode was at 10 for most of them so I figured Farrel had withdrawn.
He was responsible for the very nice sleight of hands that put Maitland in.
Puja
I’m not trying to bash him but got to say I was underwhelmed to see it, having read a few comments about how magical it was. Seemed like very smart okay from Goode, but maybe I’m being unfair.
It was good, but what one should expect from a professional player.
Alex Goode's post match celebrations saw him on Sunday still in full kit, boots and all, having been solidly on the piss since the end of the game. Quality work, Mr Goode.
I suspect he's not due to play this weekend.
In favour of another thread arguing about Farrell. I was expecting at the bare minimum a comment on the bumbag.
Alex Goode's post match celebrations saw him on Sunday still in full kit, boots and all, having been solidly on the piss since the end of the game. Quality work, Mr Goode.
I suspect he's not due to play this weekend.
In favour of another thread arguing about Farrell. I was expecting at the bare minimum a comment on the bumbag.
Puja
More concerned about the bloke in the background sporting an Alice band
francoisfou wrote:Have you read Brian Moore’s article in today’s Telegraph (I don’t subscribe, it was my free article of the week or month or whatever!) criticising Leinster supporters for booing the refs decisions? Is it me or are their fans particularly one-eyed, always bawling at the ref to award penalties, red or yellow cards etc? I know all supporters get behind their team but Leinster’s do seem to be a bit over the top.
There an awful self entitled shower, couldn't be arsed supporting Ireland because of them.....painful, the meedja pander to them here as they have the money
Alex Goode's post match celebrations saw him on Sunday still in full kit, boots and all, having been solidly on the piss since the end of the game. Quality work, Mr Goode.
I suspect he's not due to play this weekend.
In favour of another thread arguing about Farrell. I was expecting at the bare minimum a comment on the bumbag.
Alex Goode's post match celebrations saw him on Sunday still in full kit, boots and all, having been solidly on the piss since the end of the game. Quality work, Mr Goode.
I suspect he's not due to play this weekend.
In favour of another thread arguing about Farrell. I was expecting at the bare minimum a comment on the bumbag.
Puja
Heroic.
I'm starting to reconsider my opinion on him playing for England after that display.
Puja wrote:
I'm starting to reconsider my opinion on him playing for England after that display.
Puja
Burt tried to make him a 2nd 10 playing fullback to no avail (bar a too easy win over Fiji) and Eddie has tried to play 2 10s in Ford/Farrell and Farrell/Slade, but now Sarries are boring their way to wins with a system involving Farrell and Goode we don't find England interested (probably for the best)
Well it's been a while now, but with Europe's best two club teams having just met in a competitive final it's time to take another minute by minute look at the match and see if I can't find some ways to agree With Stephen Jones and Stuart Barnes without realising to look an even bigger prat than usual.