His time will come - same as Ludlow's did. Smith aside you can say that for all the players on that pitchTigersman wrote:Hinckley is looking very good wonder how much game time he will get at Gloucester, (if all fit).
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scrums are dangerous now. Heyes is massacring his oppo.
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He's a mix tbh.Tigersman wrote:But usually at U20’s that big lad is pretty useless.Banquo wrote:Hinkley is bloody good, very intelligent and loads of skill.
Joseph is good, but he does play like the big lad in every U13 side.
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And funny enough Smith has been pretty lacklustreGloskarlos wrote:His time will come - same as Ludlow's did. Smith aside you can say that for all the players on that pitchTigersman wrote:Hinckley is looking very good wonder how much game time he will get at Gloucester, (if all fit).
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Just hope the good ones do get a chance and as early as sensible. Hinkley is exactly the sort of 7 England need to be bringing through, to put pressure on the Currys etc. But good signs, as always, for the pipeline.Gloskarlos wrote:His time will come - same as Ludlow's did. Smith aside you can say that for all the players on that pitchTigersman wrote:Hinckley is looking very good wonder how much game time he will get at Gloucester, (if all fit).
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quite....Tigersman wrote:And funny enough Smith has been pretty lacklustreGloskarlos wrote:His time will come - same as Ludlow's did. Smith aside you can say that for all the players on that pitchTigersman wrote:Hinckley is looking very good wonder how much game time he will get at Gloucester, (if all fit).
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A quick check and Hinkley has made 4 appearances for Glos senior team. Only one this season though.
Agreed he has a bright future if given the chance.
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I guess with Gloucesters back row the majority can play 6/7/8 really if they need to.
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Sympathy pen try IMO
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Need to be careful here.
this ref is very odd.
this ref is very odd.
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so...they empty the bench unnecessarily, and now two backs are limping, coaches do need to think.
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Good chase from our 17 there, Prop on the serious hoof......
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Good call on MOTM
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bit of an escape there, and think Lawrence is lucky!!
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Yes, a strange chap, indeed. Looked out of his depth.Banquo wrote:Need to be careful here.
this ref is very odd.
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some very odd officiating. Ref not helped by his TMO.
Englands scrum was awesome and decisive. All the props were excellent. Gros was outstanding for France at the JWC last year and Street had him on toast. Some effort. Hinkley looks a different player from last season. Hill is quality.
The backs were a bit of a mixed bag, seldom putting together any fluent passing. Thought some of the timing was awry.
France have some talent (Carbonel looks top class) and will be contenders at the JWC in the summer.
Englands scrum was awesome and decisive. All the props were excellent. Gros was outstanding for France at the JWC last year and Street had him on toast. Some effort. Hinkley looks a different player from last season. Hill is quality.
The backs were a bit of a mixed bag, seldom putting together any fluent passing. Thought some of the timing was awry.
France have some talent (Carbonel looks top class) and will be contenders at the JWC in the summer.
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31-19 englandMr Mwenda wrote:Score?
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Thank you.
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Any highlights?
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Lazy as fuck. He’s got all the talent in the world and the work ethic of a corpseBanquo wrote:He's a mix tbh.Tigersman wrote:But usually at U20’s that big lad is pretty useless.Banquo wrote:Hinkley is bloody good, very intelligent and loads of skill.
Joseph is good, but he does play like the big lad in every U13 side.
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Not unusual to see second year U20’s playing differently to their first year at this level.fivepointer wrote:some very odd officiating. Ref not helped by his TMO.
Englands scrum was awesome and decisive. All the props were excellent. Gros was outstanding for France at the JWC last year and Street had him on toast. Some effort. Hinkley looks a different player from last season. Hill is quality.
The backs were a bit of a mixed bag, seldom putting together any fluent passing. Thought some of the timing was awry.
France have some talent (Carbonel looks top class) and will be contenders at the JWC in the summer.
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well yes.Epaminondas Pules wrote:Lazy as fuck. He’s got all the talent in the world and the work ethic of a corpseBanquo wrote:He's a mix tbh.Tigersman wrote:
But usually at U20’s that big lad is pretty useless.
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He’s much more of a 6 really. His technique at the breakdown is not great, nor his link play. He is though, a real talent. We are lacking a 7 at this age group after being spoilt over the last three years.Banquo wrote:Just hope the good ones do get a chance and as early as sensible. Hinkley is exactly the sort of 7 England need to be bringing through, to put pressure on the Currys etc. But good signs, as always, for the pipeline.Gloskarlos wrote:His time will come - same as Ludlow's did. Smith aside you can say that for all the players on that pitchTigersman wrote:Hinckley is looking very good wonder how much game time he will get at Gloucester, (if all fit).
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well he was excellent over the ball yesterday, and it was his link play i noticed as being excellent. So maybe he is getting better, oddly for a young chap.Epaminondas Pules wrote:He’s much more of a 6 really. His technique at the breakdown is not great, nor his link play. He is though, a real talent. We are lacking a 7 at this age group after being spoilt over the last three years.Banquo wrote:Just hope the good ones do get a chance and as early as sensible. Hinkley is exactly the sort of 7 England need to be bringing through, to put pressure on the Currys etc. But good signs, as always, for the pipeline.Gloskarlos wrote:
His time will come - same as Ludlow's did. Smith aside you can say that for all the players on that pitch