PRETORIA – It was far from the perfect performance that Bulls coach John Mitchell would have been looking for.
England maintained their unbeaten start to this year's 6 Nations championship after edging out Wales 12-6 in a scrappy match at Twickenham.
Ireland announced their 6 Nations title ambitions in emphatic fashion after thumping Italy 56-19 at the Aviva Stadium. Joe Schmidt's side scored eight tries in total in a vastly improved performance from the opening round of the championship.
Clearwing wrote:
Fair points. Watkins too has a tendency to be too passive at times which leaves us offering little threat from either centre too often for my liking. Of the three I think Keinhorst is the least naturally gifted but paradoxically is most likely to make something happen.
From his heroics at multiple Craven Weeks, to stepping up in Pat Lambie’s absence, to earning a Bok cap, there is not much that Bosch has left to achieve.
Prince Harry is enjoying a rugby-filled Saturday — on his own.
The royal groom-to-be kicked things off by attending the women’s match between England and Wales at Twickenham Stoop in London. Next...
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PopTart wrote:
We have to get over this TJ blind worship.
He's allowed to make a misctake and still be a great winger.
For me this one was a mistake.
We were on our line. We had more players than they did out wide.
NickyKiss wrote:
Tough for Hull after losing the new winger and especially Houghton. It didn’t look the type of conditions were you’d want to be a couple of men down. We played well and our...
