Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Posted: Mon Sep 02, 2019 8:22 pm
by Adder
francoisfou wrote:
francoisfou wrote:Alex Dunbar has been picked for Brive's starting XV in tomorrow's Top14 match at Agen.
His centre partner is Stuart Olding.
And he scored his side's only try in a 10-16 loss.
Sam Hidalgo-Clyne is on the Racing bench now at home to Castres (currently 17-0 to Racing)
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Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Posted: Sun Sep 08, 2019 9:16 am
by francoisfou
S H-C is again on the bench for Racing in tonight's Top14 match in Toulouse for whom Richie Gray will also be on the bench.
Alex Dunbar has been retained in the Brive starting XV in this afternoon's tough match at home to Clermont.
Re: RE: Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Posted: Sun Sep 08, 2019 9:24 am
by Adder
francoisfou wrote:S H-C is again on the bench for Racing in tonight's Top14 match in Toulouse for whom Richie Gray will also be on the bench.
Alex Dunbar has been retained in the Brive starting XV in this afternoon's tough match at home to Clermont.
Dunbar moves from outside center to inside centre
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Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Posted: Sun Sep 08, 2019 4:18 pm
by Adder
Seems Dubar went off for an HIA after 9 minutes after a late tackle.
He didn't come back
Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Reported months ago. Sad - I hope there are no long term implications.
Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Posted: Mon Sep 16, 2019 11:06 am
by paddy no 11
Profeesional rugby is in trouble
Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Posted: Wed Sep 18, 2019 3:12 pm
by whatisthejava
paddy no 11 wrote:Profeesional rugby is in trouble
Been in trouble for at least 2 years,
I personally think they have been biding their time trying to allow teams to finish the world cup cycle before change but the power game dies in 8 and a bit weeks
I think the biggest change htey will make is to make the ruck compeatable, it speeds up the game and stops defences being so organized meaning the god awful "domainant tackle" hopefully dies in fire
I dont think rugby can survive without destroying the team teams have to organize in defence
Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Posted: Wed Sep 18, 2019 3:16 pm
by Mikey Brown
whatisthejava wrote:
paddy no 11 wrote:Profeesional rugby is in trouble
Been in trouble for at least 2 years,
I personally think they have been biding their time trying to allow teams to finish the world cup cycle before change but the power game dies in 8 and a bit weeks
I think the biggest change htey will make is to make the ruck compeatable, it speeds up the game and stops defences being so organized meaning the god awful "domainant tackle" hopefully dies in fire
I dont think rugby can survive without destroying the team teams have to organize in defence
Yeah it’s getting pretty tiresome that basically all analysis for most games comes down to ‘can they get outside the edge of the blitz’ as there’s often little else to debate with a wall of 15 defenders.
Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Posted: Wed Sep 18, 2019 4:25 pm
by Chunks Baws
I'm sure I saw a discussion along these lines on Twitter a while back. Some guy was tweeting about how Toony might be a genius because he knows the laws are changing and the game will suit lighter, faster teams like us.
Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Posted: Wed Sep 18, 2019 5:05 pm
by Mikey Brown
So this is our dry run in which we get humped, but ultimately takes us to glory in 2023?
Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Posted: Wed Sep 18, 2019 6:29 pm
by hugh_woatmeigh
Chunks Baws wrote:I'm sure I saw a discussion along these lines on Twitter a while back. Some guy was tweeting about how Toony might be a genius because he knows the laws are changing and the game will suit lighter, faster teams like us.
How are we faster than a typical top side though? It's nonsense.
Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Posted: Wed Sep 18, 2019 7:22 pm
by Chunks Baws
hugh_woatmeigh wrote:
Chunks Baws wrote:I'm sure I saw a discussion along these lines on Twitter a while back. Some guy was tweeting about how Toony might be a genius because he knows the laws are changing and the game will suit lighter, faster teams like us.
How are we faster than a typical top side though? It's nonsense.
Yep. I'd try and find the conversation but it was ages ago and I can't be arsed trawling Twitter for it.
Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Posted: Wed Sep 18, 2019 7:23 pm
by Chunks Baws
Mikey Brown wrote:So this is our dry run in which we get humped, but ultimately takes us to glory in 2023?
Haha yeah. It's all part of the the SRU and Toonys master plan
Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2019 10:35 am
by paddy no 11
Watched some games during the week from 2011 tournie........players were tiny...srsly...did S&C not exist in 2011......how have players got so big? (Dyanti just stoopid to get caught?)
Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2019 11:01 am
by General Zod
paddy no 11 wrote:Watched some games during the week from 2011 tournie........players were tiny...srsly...did S&C not exist in 2011......how have players got so big? (Dyanti just stoopid to get caught?)
I have no idea how they manage to keep it secret, although I have heard some stories about how rugby league operates.
Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2019 11:24 am
by paddy no 11
send on a PM there id be interested
Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2019 9:33 pm
by hanuman
Can someone help me? Are sky showing the French Top 14 this season? Seems they are only broadcasting domestic NZ club rugby.
Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Posted: Sun Sep 22, 2019 11:27 am
by hugh_woatmeigh
No idea if Johnnie Beattie ever found a new club but he's playing for the classic lions in November alongside Delon Armitage, Ceri Sweeney & Max Evans.
Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Posted: Sat Oct 05, 2019 6:12 am
by francoisfou
Alex Dunbar is on the bench for Brive's home match against depleted Toulouse, for whom there is no Ritchie Gray.
Re: Scots Abroad VIII (or let's spot the new messiah)
Posted: Thu Oct 10, 2019 12:52 pm
by francoisfou
Luke Hamilton, I understand, is joining Bristol on a short term basis.