RugbyRebels

Does anyone else think that it is a desperate shame that there's people no longer with us to share the build up?

To absent friends

Slainte

Anyone got a stream for this? Struggling to find one.

Stream2watch

http://www.stream2watch.cc/livenow/rugb ... ive-stream#

Fooor prowud provencus of Iyerlund!

Thon is a cracking effort from the twat in the porple suit

or try this one Euge.

http://www.streamiptvonline.com/streams ... nd/default

Cheers serj but can't for the life of me get it to work. Keeps telling me to register or download something.

I didn't need to. It is a good stream for me, though I did need to wade through a few pop ups.

Someone on Ultimate Rugby is saying Modbro.

Ye get there yet, Euge?

SerjeantWildgoose wrote:Ye get there yet, Euge?

Nah. Probably because I'm on a tablet. How are we doing?

The USA are pretty dreadful, but Carbery is doing all he can to give them a chance. Everyone else playing pretty well, but they're all supporting actors in the Keith Earls' Show so far.

7-29 at the half. Stockdale's try was well taken, but made by Keith. Luke going well in the centre. We'd be out of sight if Paddy was available.

Carbery is very very naive. A couple of cork lads running out for the Septics.

Carbery off, Rory to 10, Keith to centre.

19-55 final. Carbery needs slapped. Everyone else played grand. Earls was just in a different class.

Ha-ha-haaaaah! We showed them 'merykins a thing or two. Feel a bit like I did after watching a bunch of drunks battering an aul labrador with a length of 2x4.

Might be a bit pissed.

SerjeantWildgoose wrote:19-55 final. Carbery needs slapped. Everyone else played grand. Earls was just in a different class.

Good result by the childer. Cheers.

Packed stadium. Looked like a fantastic atmosphere. Game, so-so.

The seppo flanker, Quill, is a Youghal lad. Any statisticians know if that's the first time an Irish born player has scored against his country of birth in a test match?

Surely England has selected a few Irish-born players?

I do know that the only Irish-born All Black to win a test cap was the great David Gallaher. Ironically, the only test he missed of the 6 played during the Originals tour of Great Britain and France was against Ireland, when he had an injured leg.

Even if no Irish-born player had scored against Ireland before this test, Quill can't be the first. The Eagles first try (Civetta) was converted by AJ MacGinty, born in Dublin.

Lizard wrote:Surely England has selected a few Irish-born players?

Kyran Bracken born in Skerries and played against Ireland in '94 and '95, but never scored against us.