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Samoa by 16.Was that your SB pick?
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Samoa by 16.Was that your SB pick?
The French wanted to top the pool because the lame ducks are lining up on the side of the draw victory would send them.
Argentina or Scotland in the quarter-final and an aging Springboks or a Wallaby side full of ladies who like to lunch; they'd be mad if they didn't want to head down that road and avoid the foaming Celts or the joyless but relentless English.
Argentina Scotland should be a cracker... Afterall it's for a place in the play offs...I woke up in time to watch the second half... also disappointed by the quality of the rugby. Hope the Irish game is better even though it should be one-sided.
Watching TV today is going to be the death of me... (cue wife with rolling pin!). RWC games, CLT20 (Warriors at 12), F1.Argentina Scotland should be a cracker... Afterall it's for a place in the play offs...
Hehehehe does not work.... if I buy her jewellery or flowers she asks what I have done wrong! I've volunteered to do the laundry today. That way I only miss a few minutes at a time while changing the loads! I'll also make supper tonight (as all my sport will be finished by then - I'm not that keen on the Eng v WI T20).@ Mickey.
Buy the wife some jewelry.![]()
I went Scotland by 3... mmmm....This Argies vs Scots game is so tight! 6-6 right now. 16mins to go. I put the Argies down for a 12 point win on SB.
Namibia exited the World Cup Monday after losing all four of their Pool D matches, albeit within a punishing schedule of 16 days, something coach Johan Diergaardt branded as "unsuitable".
The southern Africans went down 81-7 in their final game against Wales here on Monday, having previously lost to Fiji (49-25), Samoa (49-12) and South Africa (87-0), the latter on Thursday.
"It was a wonderful experience. Unfortunately, not all the time in our favour," said Diergaardt, who returns to his job as a building contractor a day after his squad arrives back in Windhoek on Wednesday.
"It's hard to play South Africa on Thursday and then have to play Wales on Monday. The turnaround was not suitable, not the most positive thing. We also played Fiji and Samoa in the same sort of sequence."
Several of the "tier two" nations, like Namibia, have complained about their turnaround times between games – often only four days, which they say discriminates against them.
The top teams from the Six Nations and Tri-Nations tournaments in general have been accorded more time to recover between matches.