Six Nations 2022

[flypanam]

Can’t understand why Parsons is benched for Ireland.

 

[fucthest8]

bit of a upset with Wales beating ireland in the Women's 6 nations. Amazing what a bit of professionalism can do!

England looking dominant as usual

Finally managed to watch it. Cracking game. Wales transformed! Their pack absolutely killed Ireland in the second half, but the Welsh backs still need work, went backwards a lot, but got away with it. Jaz Joyce continues to delight mind and honestly, that last try was superb, rop notch hand off from the Wales 13 (I think! Jesus my memory is shit).

Refereering needs some work though. Despite that, this was a match really in the spirit of rugby and fantastic result for Wales.

It is still just a fact that England/France have huge advantages over the rest of the home nations - not sure on the set up in France, is it as pro as England? Either way, they were clearly next in line last season - but here's hoping the competition between the other four is as tight as it can be. Should be a great championship.

Edit: just as a reminder, Wales lost 45-0 to Ireland just a year ago. BP win this year. That is some turn around!

 

[flypanam]

sleaterkinney have a look at Joey at ten versus 15 in the Munster Leinster game. He moves to 15 and Munster look dangerous.