Re: Team For Scotland
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2019 3:51 pm
Italy v France looks set to be a thriller
shocking first half from FRancep/d wrote:Italy v France looks set to be a thriller
Yes - one step too many there. He should have pinned his ears back. Ireland v. sloppy in the last 5 min. Will be hard pushed to beat Wales in Cardiff.Banquo wrote:Larmour dallies a bit too much.
I was more going for the Dally LarmourSpiffy wrote:Yes - one step too many there. He should have pinned his ears back. Ireland v. sloppy in the last 5 min. Will be hard pushed to beat Wales in Cardiff.Banquo wrote:Larmour dallies a bit too much.
First half was impressive though- Sexton much more on it, and Ringrose makes a huuge difference. Aki needs to take his blinkers off! Ryan is a hell of a player.Spiffy wrote:Yes - one step too many there. He should have pinned his ears back. Ireland v. sloppy in the last 5 min. Will be hard pushed to beat Wales in Cardiff.Banquo wrote:Larmour dallies a bit too much.
Nice one.Banquo wrote:I was more going for the Dally LarmourSpiffy wrote:Yes - one step too many there. He should have pinned his ears back. Ireland v. sloppy in the last 5 min. Will be hard pushed to beat Wales in Cardiff.Banquo wrote:Larmour dallies a bit too much.
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He's an awkward Buddha to put down; be Ireland's 15 for many year...like Tibet on it?Spiffy wrote:Nice one.Banquo wrote:I was more going for the Dally LarmourSpiffy wrote:
Yes - one step too many there. He should have pinned his ears back. Ireland v. sloppy in the last 5 min. Will be hard pushed to beat Wales in Cardiff.
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It was an en-chant-ing run; he did make a monk-ey of at least three defenders; but at the end, hadn't a prayer of making it to the line.
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I think you guys are a better team than Wales in all honesty. But Cardiff factor is worth something and they have seemingly ‘forgotten how to lose’ (for now).Spiffy wrote:Yes - one step too many there. He should have pinned his ears back. Ireland v. sloppy in the last 5 min. Will be hard pushed to beat Wales in Cardiff.Banquo wrote:Larmour dallies a bit too much.
With you all the way WT. Though I'd be hard pushed to not have Daly on the wing in fully fit mode. (where Lawes would also get the nod over Launchbury for me on current form).Which Tyler wrote:Back on thread; my team for Scotland is j likely to surprise anyone.
Genge, George, Sinkler
Itoje, Kruis
Wilson, Vunipola, Curry
Robson, Ford
Tuilagi, Joseph
May, Daly, Cokanasiga
Moon, LCD, Cole, Launchbury, Mercer
Young's, Farrell, Nowell
Quite honestly, my "everyone fit" team only brings Mako and Watson in to start from that, with Genge and Daly moving to the bench, and maybe Hartley joining them there (I'd also love Slade to be a genuine option at 12, to allow horses form ourselves selection between the 2 centres)
I might have Daly ahead of all of them, he's more finesse, so you've created a different strawmanWhich Tyler wrote:I absolutely see the call for Daly upon the wing instead of Coka, but Daly, May and Watson mix a bit of a one-track pony, however good that trick is. Coka just brings something different, as well as being damned good at that trick. For now, I want Coka getting every international minute he can, by the time we get to RWC QFs, he's either settled in a bit and gotten used to defensive systems, or he drops to the bench (or out, with Nowell there).
Current form? yeah Lawes > Launch. Ultimate class? Launch > All. Most complimentary combination? Itoje & Kruis
JJ - news to me, and even when Eddie started dropping him then IIRC, it was only ever for Te'o and only ever against Italy. I always thought it said more about Eddie's love of Te'o than anything against JJ.
Surely, May is our most dangerous back, statistically? Watson and Coka are only memory/potential respectively. Both could become the bees knees but Watson might need months to fully regain form and Coka has not proved anything against top opposition yet.Banquo wrote:I might have Daly ahead of all of them, he's more finesse, so you've created a different strawmanWhich Tyler wrote:I absolutely see the call for Daly upon the wing instead of Coka, but Daly, May and Watson mix a bit of a one-track pony, however good that trick is. Coka just brings something different, as well as being damned good at that trick. For now, I want Coka getting every international minute he can, by the time we get to RWC QFs, he's either settled in a bit and gotten used to defensive systems, or he drops to the bench (or out, with Nowell there).
Current form? yeah Lawes > Launch. Ultimate class? Launch > All. Most complimentary combination? Itoje & Kruis
JJ - news to me, and even when Eddie started dropping him then IIRC, it was only ever for Te'o and only ever against Italy. I always thought it said more about Eddie's love of Te'o than anything against JJ.. If Coka gets games and continues to shine, it could be Daly, Coka, Watson. However, daft debate whilst Watson is not fit. (gotten??? come on man)
Launch actually hasn't been class for a while, and I'm a huge fan....and his restarts are just bad. I certainly don't think he's better than Itoje.
Good source on JJ, and explains some things imo.
Who would be at 15?Oakboy wrote:Surely, May is our most dangerous back, statistically? Watson and Coka are only memory/potential respectively. Both could become the bees knees but Watson might need months to fully regain form and Coka has not proved anything against top opposition yet.Banquo wrote:I might have Daly ahead of all of them, he's more finesse, so you've created a different strawmanWhich Tyler wrote:I absolutely see the call for Daly upon the wing instead of Coka, but Daly, May and Watson mix a bit of a one-track pony, however good that trick is. Coka just brings something different, as well as being damned good at that trick. For now, I want Coka getting every international minute he can, by the time we get to RWC QFs, he's either settled in a bit and gotten used to defensive systems, or he drops to the bench (or out, with Nowell there).
Current form? yeah Lawes > Launch. Ultimate class? Launch > All. Most complimentary combination? Itoje & Kruis
JJ - news to me, and even when Eddie started dropping him then IIRC, it was only ever for Te'o and only ever against Italy. I always thought it said more about Eddie's love of Te'o than anything against JJ.. If Coka gets games and continues to shine, it could be Daly, Coka, Watson. However, daft debate whilst Watson is not fit. (gotten??? come on man)
Launch actually hasn't been class for a while, and I'm a huge fan....and his restarts are just bad. I certainly don't think he's better than Itoje.
Good source on JJ, and explains some things imo.
If we were playing NZ tomorrow, I'd want Daly and May on the wings.
Ireland were sloppy in the last 75Spiffy wrote:Yes - one step too many there. He should have pinned his ears back. Ireland v. sloppy in the last 5 min. Will be hard pushed to beat Wales in Cardiff.Banquo wrote:Larmour dallies a bit too much.