Ireland v France 11/10/2015

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Re: Ireland v France 11/10/2015

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ribs wrote:Recall for Darcy?
Is darcy even training?
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I will support France tomorrow, I will be sad not to be in Cardiff, my brother will shout and drink for all the family.

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But I can't be "against" Ireland either.


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Edit: double post

Probably waiting for a second game october 31th.


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Likely contenders IMO are Marshall, McCloskey, Trimble and Ferg. Despite it being a centre injury, only limited prospect of Darce being invited as he hasnt rugby trained in more than a month. Personal preference would be McCloskey who has looked v sharp for Ulster, but he may not be familiar enough with Squad systems. Trimble is most up to speed on those after past two seasons
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Ruckedtobits wrote:Likely contenders IMO are Marshall, McCloskey, Trimble and Ferg. Despite it being a centre injury, only limited prospect of Darce being invited as he hasnt rugby trained in more than a month. Personal preference would be McCloskey who has looked v sharp for Ulster, but he may not be familiar enough with Squad systems. Trimble is most up to speed on those after past two seasons
At this stage in the world cup it is unlikely that any replacement will actually get game time.
For this reason I would bring mccloskey. Imo he has way more potential than any of the other options, and the experience of being in the world cup squad could be massive for him.
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Call up Ringrose and give him some camp experience.
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Trimble. Was unlucky to miss out and can slot in straight away.
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VGE wrote:I will support France tomorrow, I will be sad not to be in Cardiff, my brother will shout and drink for all the family.

http://www.lequipe.fr/explore-video/rug ... l-irlande/

But I can't be "against" Ireland either.


Au revoir.

I hope your brother has a great time - except for the part between the kick off and the final whistle!
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Dave Cahill wrote:
VGE wrote:I will support France tomorrow, I will be sad not to be in Cardiff, my brother will shout and drink for all the family.

http://www.lequipe.fr/explore-video/rug ... l-irlande/

But I can't be "against" Ireland either.


Au revoir.

I hope your brother has a great time - except for the part between the kick off and the final whistle!
Don't worry, he will have whatever the result. Rugby is more than a passion for him, more than a way to "support". He was still playing when he was 48.

I hope he simply can watch the game. We were talking 2 weeks ago about a Cardiff/ASM European Game 13 (!) years ago. He remembers two things: it was Barry John's 57th birthday (and we were at the right place at the right time) and he had never drunk as much beer than this day.



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I suppose they'll wait until after france game so know of injuries and next opponents
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Theyve enough 13 cover in Earls and Luke so my guess would be Trimble, or maybe even Boss. Jones an outside bet but they seem to have fallen in love with Zebo as a fullback option

Cant see them calling up a centre unless someone gets a knock on Sunday
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The actual centres they now have are Henshaw and Cave. Earls and Luke Fitz have played there but its not their natural position. Going into Q/F with only 2 is a big rish if Henshaw gets injured
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Ruckedtobits wrote:The actual centres they now have are Henshaw and Cave. Earls and Luke Fitz have played there but its not their natural position. Going into Q/F with only 2 is a big rish if Henshaw gets injured
Earls & Fitz still both got selected ahead of Cave when first choice centres were injured
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C'mon Ireland.
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Re: Ireland v France 11/10/2015

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Think Ireland might try play a little wider today. Joe has said we cannot win a game of collisions, so by definition he will look to play the game with a little more width and less close in collisions.

Hopefully we can get the likes of SOB POM and Jamie carrying in slightly lighter traffic where they can make more inroads.
If, as I expect, we play 2/3 out as opposed to one out rugby that may well happen.

Defeat would not be a disaster. We are in a quarter final and as I've pointed out in a new thread, New Zealand have a pretty dismal record in RWC knockout games in the northern hemisphere.

Place kicking will be crucial. Indoor conditions will be obviously ideal. Early scrums will be informative and here's hoping Ireland can paint a pretty picture.

Keep the ball in hand, make the French tackle for relatively long periods, stretch their disciplinary threshold and Johnny can do the rest.
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Re: Ireland v France 11/10/2015

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Have to say I'm not impressed with TV3 build up.
It's all about what France are going to do to us.
F^ck that for a game of cricket but this is rugby and it's Joe Schmidt 's Ireland.
France have as much to worry about as we have.
C'mon the f^ck Ireland.
F^ck the doubters.
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No atmosphere.
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Bit loose from Healey there
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21 mins I'll forgive POM Penalty there
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Shite, Johnny off after big big hit from picamoles

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