London Irish v Harlequins Wed 7.45
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London Irish v Harlequins Wed 7.45
London Irish: Stokes; Norton, Neal, Cokanasiga, Hassell-Collins; Atkins, Meehan; Dell, Cornish, Hoskins, Donnell, Munga, Cooke (capt), Smart, Curtis-Harris.
Replacements: Atkins, Elrington, Chawatama, Nott, Moore-Aiono, Englefield, Macken, Homer.
Harlequins: Morris; Murley, Northmore, Lang, Earle; Smith, Steele; Garcia Botta, Baldwin, Kerrod, Lamb, Lewies, Lawday, Robshaw (capt), J Chisholm.
Replacements: Gray, Thomas, Collier, Hammond, White, Landajo, Esterhuizen, R Chisholm.
Replacements: Atkins, Elrington, Chawatama, Nott, Moore-Aiono, Englefield, Macken, Homer.
Harlequins: Morris; Murley, Northmore, Lang, Earle; Smith, Steele; Garcia Botta, Baldwin, Kerrod, Lamb, Lewies, Lawday, Robshaw (capt), J Chisholm.
Replacements: Gray, Thomas, Collier, Hammond, White, Landajo, Esterhuizen, R Chisholm.
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Re: London Irish v Harlequins Wed 7.45
Pretty hard to get excited about this one. I thought Irish would be targeting it with more first choice players.
Good to see Esterhuizen on the bench, though Lasike boshing it up the middle seems to be about the only thing consistently working for us this season.
Good to see Esterhuizen on the bench, though Lasike boshing it up the middle seems to be about the only thing consistently working for us this season.
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Re: London Irish v Harlequins Wed 7.45
Interested to see Cokanasiga the younger getting a run-out. Is this his senior debut?
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Re: London Irish v Harlequins Wed 7.45
Well Esterhuizen should be able to do the same but better...Mikey Brown wrote:Pretty hard to get excited about this one. I thought Irish would be targeting it with more first choice players.
Good to see Esterhuizen on the bench, though Lasike boshing it up the middle seems to be about the only thing consistently working for us this season.
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Re: London Irish v Harlequins Wed 7.45
I thought Irish would target it too, but the fact that they haven’t might actually make it a better game.Mikey Brown wrote:Pretty hard to get excited about this one. I thought Irish would be targeting it with more first choice players.
Good to see Esterhuizen on the bench, though Lasike boshing it up the middle seems to be about the only thing consistently working for us this season.
Keen to see Esterhuizen in action!
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Re: London Irish v Harlequins Wed 7.45
One sub appearance previously.Puja wrote:Interested to see Cokanasiga the younger getting a run-out. Is this his senior debut?
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Good to see Munga there too. He looked seriously good at schools level.
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Re: London Irish v Harlequins Wed 7.45
People talking about how competitive the english back row is but alot of talented wingers in the prem at the moment, especially Hassel-Collins:
May, Thorley, Hassel Collins, Mcconnohie, Coka, Watson, Daly, Nowell
Tough to pick from that.
Also the wasps wingers who can are a bit underrated
May, Thorley, Hassel Collins, Mcconnohie, Coka, Watson, Daly, Nowell
Tough to pick from that.
Also the wasps wingers who can are a bit underrated
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Re: London Irish v Harlequins Wed 7.45
Weird how we're just watch endless replays of Cokanasiga smashing Lang in the face with his forearm, which has sent him off the field, and the ref/tmo isn't interested.
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Re: London Irish v Harlequins Wed 7.45
Very obvious shoulder imoMikey Brown wrote:Weird how we're just watch endless replays of Cokanasiga smashing Lang in the face with his forearm, which has sent him off the field, and the ref/tmo isn't interested.
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Re: London Irish v Harlequins Wed 7.45
Hit him in the shoulder you mean?
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Re: London Irish v Harlequins Wed 7.45
Pretty sure it was Dan Norton wasn’t it? I thought it was borderline yellow, but Lang pretty much ran in to his forearm rather than Norton really projecting his arm in to his face.Mikey Brown wrote:Weird how we're just watch endless replays of Cokanasiga smashing Lang in the face with his forearm, which has sent him off the field, and the ref/tmo isn't interested.
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Re: London Irish v Harlequins Wed 7.45
Looked to me that Norton’s step made Lang’s head connect with Norton’s shoulder when he tried to make the tackle. Happy to be wrong if theres other evidence but the lack of interest by the TMO may be explained by thatMikey Brown wrote:Hit him in the shoulder you mean?
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Re: London Irish v Harlequins Wed 7.45
Water, water everywhere, and not a 9 on the horizonpadprop wrote:People talking about how competitive the english back row is but alot of talented wingers in the prem at the moment, especially Hassel-Collins:
May, Thorley, Hassel Collins, Mcconnohie, Coka, Watson, Daly, Nowell
Tough to pick from that.
Also the wasps wingers who can are a bit underrated
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Re: London Irish v Harlequins Wed 7.45
Mitchell, Maunder, White, Randall, Uren? I think Uren is the oldest at 24. Hopefully see one come in as understudy to Youngs and start pushing him to perform.TheNomad wrote:Water, water everywhere, and not a 9 on the horizonpadprop wrote:People talking about how competitive the english back row is but alot of talented wingers in the prem at the moment, especially Hassel-Collins:
May, Thorley, Hassel Collins, Mcconnohie, Coka, Watson, Daly, Nowell
Tough to pick from that.
Also the wasps wingers who can are a bit underrated