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Mikey Brown wrote:Is that a joke or has the squad been updated?

Nope, not a joke, I've not been on the forum long enough to know who will fall for jokes etc

Hutch replaces Matt Fagerson and earlier on, Adam McBurney replaced David Cherry.

Have a look on The Offside Line site and you'll see I'm not joking!

Ah, yes. Seems slightly odd at first glance but maybe there are other injury considerations within the squad that make swapping a centre for an 8 more logical.

https://www.theoffsideline.com/rory-hut ... drops-out/

Shame for Fagerson who seems to be pretty consistently good these days. I hope this doesn't knock him off his stride too much and doesn't end up rushing back for (pre)season.

Skinner out of the tour suspended.

Big D wrote:Skinner out of the tour suspended.

He's never going to get a run of games is he!

Oof. Hogg dropped to the bench for the premiership final after being the one sacrificed last week when Exeter picked up a red card.

Gray back in and Ashman on the bench for Sale. Still no place for SHC.

https://amp.rugbypass.com/news/rugby-in ... ssion=true

Rugby does some good things but still fall way short in some cases.

FFS. I`ve often wondered about Welsh injury assessments.

Any penetrating eye injury needs URGENT specialist ophthalmic care.
Longer term problems (with the companion eye) can occur if the damaged eye is left in situ. if the eye is not restorable it`s probably better to remove it.

Having the eye removed will NOT classify the patient as partially sighted or physically impaired, unless vision in remaining eye is affected.

Sad story in all depts.

Tobylerone wrote:FFS. I`ve often wondered about Welsh injury assessments.

Any penetrating eye injury needs URGENT specialist ophthalmic care.
Longer term problems (with the companion eye) can occur if the damaged eye is left in situ. if the eye is not restorable it`s probably better to remove it.

Having the eye removed will NOT classify the patient as partially sighted or physically impaired, unless vision in remaining eye is affected.

Sad story in all depts.

It is pathetic that we was left to drive to see the doctor on the day of the injury. In fact it is negligence.

That'll be the Finlay Christie debate settled.

Yeah, he's been good at the end of last season and this (after a slow start due to injury).

Yet another kilted kiwi parachuted in to help prop up a failing player development system.

General Zod wrote:Yet another kilted kiwi parachuted in to help prop up a failing player development system.

Haha, I'm not sure which way round you are trying to make that joke.

Huw Jones to Harlequins. Not sure how that fits in with Joe Marchant but hopefully he can continue his good form from this year.

Jake Kerr has got a permanent contract with Bristol - good on him. Cherry has shown where you can get to if you hang around in the pro game long enough and Kerr is only 25.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/rugby-union/57913626

Not really rugby but Jake Kerr's wee brother just won an Olympic medal. Great run.

Big D wrote:Not really rugby but Jake Kerr's wee brother just won an Olympic medal. Great run.

Saw that. Great effort. Got a bit of bulk for a 1500m runner.

Crammond, who had lost some teeth for Toulon a few years ago is now playing for Biarritz.



He is currently on the team vs Bordeaux Begle and they doing well, leading 17-3.

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Not having a great game himself but Biarritz are smashing Bordeaux

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Cornell du Prez playing 7 for Toulon vs toulouse, tonight at 8

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You can watch the game here : http://fomny.com/Menu2/Pop3/Pop2-iframe ... _top14.php

According to Midi Olympique, Finn Russell could be available for Racing at Biarritz this weekend coming.

francoisfou wrote:According to Midi Olympique, Finn Russell could be available for Racing at Biarritz this weekend coming.

Has he been injured or was it just a post Lions rest?

Cameo wrote:

francoisfou wrote:According to Midi Olympique, Finn Russell could be available for Racing at Biarritz this weekend coming.

Has he been injured or was it just a post Lions rest?

I’m not aware of an injury so it’s likely to have been a period of rest.

francoisfou wrote:

Cameo wrote:

francoisfou wrote:According to Midi Olympique, Finn Russell could be available for Racing at Biarritz this weekend coming.

Has he been injured or was it just a post Lions rest?

I’m not aware of an injury so it’s likely to have been a period of rest.

Was on rugby pod. Been on holiday.

For those of you who speak French (Adder, for one) , here's a rather surprising video of former France winger/fullback, Jean-Baptiste Lafond who considers that the problem with Racing is .............. Finn Russell. He accepts that the player is a genius, but with the degree of unpredictability you get with Russell, it's not ideal for Top14 rugby.
I don't necessarily agree with him, as a player like Russell, unpredictable he may be, has the key to unlock tight Top14 defences. Racing are currently 2nd having played 4, won 3 and lost 1, and as sure as night follows day, there'll be in the end of season play-offs.

Here's the link: https://video.rugbyrama.fr/rugby/top-14 ... ideo.shtml