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Post by eirebilly Sat 10 Mar 2012, 4:28 pm

First topic message reminder :

Scotland have been playing well and causing alot of teams problems and leading the 6N stats in line breaks.

I am expecting a very open game against Ireland and it could be a high scorer.
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Post by rodders Mon 12 Mar 2012, 10:55 am

I thought Darcy was ok actually? Solid enough in defence and attack. Certainly hes playing better than this time last year and a couple of awful unforced handling errors apart over two games he's done alright imo since the Wales game.

The 3 first choice 12's at the 'main' provinces are D'arcy, Wallace and Mafi so the options are limited. So we either move an outside centre there or pick someone not 1st choice. Not ideal but I don't think its a big deal either.

Sexton is not the answer though and I think McFadden is the best bet, or else a BOD/(Earls/Cave) combo, until Luke Marshall and Hanaran are ready.

BOD said he's due back within weeks too. Any update on that? He looked a tad skinny and gaunt to me as well.
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Post by Hookisms and Hyperbole Mon 12 Mar 2012, 11:00 am

roddersm wrote:I thought Darcy was ok actually? Solid enough in defence and attack. Certainly hes playing better than this time last year and a couple of awful unforced handling errors apart over two games he's done alright imo since the Wales game.

The 3 first choice 12's at the 'main' provinces are D'arcy, Wallace and Mafi so the options are limited. So we either move an outside centre there or pick someone not 1st choice. Not ideal but I don't think its a big deal either.

Sexton is not the answer though and I think McFadden is the best bet, or else a BOD/(Earls/Cave) combo, until Luke Marshall and Hanaran are ready.

BOD said he's due back within weeks too. Any update on that? He looked a tad skinny and gaunt to me as well.

I thought BOD looked in really good shape. To me he has looked slightly overweight for some time. By that, I mean he has too much muscle and I think it affects his speed and general agility. Is it purely coincidence that POC is playing the most consistent and possibly best rugby of his career after a major injury leading to him dropping some unnecessary muscle mass?

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Post by rodders Mon 12 Mar 2012, 11:03 am

Ok fair enough, it was just my impression when in saw him next to Patterson, who's quite small and lightly built.
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Post by Hookisms and Hyperbole Mon 12 Mar 2012, 11:09 am

roddersm wrote:Ok fair enough, it was just my impression when in saw him next to Patterson, who's quite small and lightly built.

I think when you are used to BOD being really quite big then he would have looked smaller for sure. I think that could only be beneficial to his game and his longevity. If nothing else this Six Nations has demonstrated how desperately we need him to continue for at least another season or two.

On your other points also I totally agree. Kidney's problems at 12 are the making of the provinces, yet Kidney seems to take the blame for it. Darcy was for me perhaps a 6 out of 10 on Saturday. Solid enough but very ponderous in attack and distribution skills just not quite there. He looks like a player who knows his time in a green shirt is coming to a swift end.

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Post by dublin_dave Mon 12 Mar 2012, 11:15 am

Well Mc Fadden is already in the 22 for his versatility so to me would be the natural replacement. He has done enough in his cameos to deserve a start in his best postition at 12. Schmidt may go for Darcy in big games but this is Ireland here. Darcy has shown nothing for far too long in the green jersey. Its laughable that he still is a shoe in.

you can make a case for wallace at 12 but as said above you can make a case for anyone but darcy (downey,whitten,spence, a 40 year old kevin maggs etc)

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Post by eirebilly Mon 12 Mar 2012, 11:26 am

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eirebilly wrote:The longer it takes MrsP to respond the more scared i get that i am going to get a lecture of monumentous proportions Wink

Laugh

I had to nip out for a wee while.

Do I give lectures?

Erm

Thanks for your definition of a footballing 10. I like Sexton at 12 too. Maybe we are all turning into Kiwis!
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Post by eirebilly Mon 12 Mar 2012, 11:30 am

MrsP wrote:
eirebilly wrote:The longer it takes MrsP to respond the more scared i get that i am going to get a lecture of monumentous proportions Wink

Laugh

I had to nip out for a wee while.

Do I give lectures?

Erm

Thanks for your definition of a footballing 10. I like Sexton at 12 too. Maybe we are all turning into Kiwis!

No lecture? I am disappointed Wink
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Post by MrsP Mon 12 Mar 2012, 11:37 am

I would just like to point out that I do not give lectures!

This must be clear to all users of this forum surely?

In the following power-point presentation, I will set out the evidence for my supposition that I do not lecture.

I will then summarise, at the end, all points covered.

There is no need to take notes as a "hand-out" is provided but I would appreciate it if you could leave all questions till the end when we will have a short plenary session!

Thank you!


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Post by rodders Mon 12 Mar 2012, 11:38 am

dublin_dave wrote:Well Mc Fadden is already in the 22 for his versatility so to me would be the natural replacement. He has done enough in his cameos to deserve a start in his best postition at 12. Schmidt may go for Darcy in big games but this is Ireland here. Darcy has shown nothing for far too long in the green jersey. Its laughable that he still is a shoe in.

you can make a case for wallace at 12 but as said above you can make a case for anyone but darcy (downey,whitten,spence, a 40 year old kevin maggs etc)

I disagree dave. Firstly how can you criticise Kidney for picking D'arcy and not Schmidt?

Theres nothing to suggest some of the names you've mentioned offer much more than D'arcy and have considerably less experience.

I understand people are frustrated with D'arcy but the alternatives are not exactly jumping out. At this stage it would be a change for change sake.

Paddy Wallace in great form but again you're swapping one 31/2 year old for another. Downey is not better than D'arcy and Spence and Whitten have potential but are still developing at provincial/Wolfhounds level. Maggs is a possibility though........
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Post by Biltong Mon 12 Mar 2012, 11:41 am

I would just like to point out that I do not give lectures!

Shocked I got one.

This must be clear to all users of this forum surely?

No. Rolling Eyes

In the following posts I will set out the evidence for my supposition that I do not lecture.

Can't wait, this should be good. Whistle

I will then summarise, at the end, all points covered.
great, more stuff to read. steam

There is no need to take notes as a "hand-out" is provided but I would appreciate it if you could leave all questions till the end when we will have a short plenary session!
I need two copies please. One for daily reference, and a back up. Headscratch

Thank you!
Well i am sure it will be our pleasure to be entertained in such a manner. notworthy
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Post by SecretFly Mon 12 Mar 2012, 11:42 am

roddersm wrote:Ok fair enough, it was just my impression when in saw him next to Patterson, who's quite small and lightly built.

That's what made/makes him so special. You see him in normal clothes, you see him with women, you see him next to kids and you think he's not exactly the guy you imagine him to be from the legendary profile.

But see him walk onto a field with his cold stare, intent tight in his facial muscles and you know you're looking at a giant of the game...a true warrior about to do battle.

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Post by GunsGerms Mon 12 Mar 2012, 11:42 am

Did Earls dive when Evans got the yellow card? Looked like it on the replays.

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Post by SecretFly Mon 12 Mar 2012, 11:45 am

leinsterbaby wrote:Did Earls dive when Evans got the yellow card? Looked like it on the replays.

We had a whole day of that on another thread.

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Post by GunsGerms Mon 12 Mar 2012, 11:52 am

What was the conclusion?

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Post by SecretFly Mon 12 Mar 2012, 11:56 am

leinsterbaby wrote:What was the conclusion?

Is there ever really a conclusion on ye olde 606 conveyor belt of opposing views?! Wink

Some said Earls was a runt and should be hung, drawn and quartered. Others said Evans was guilty of a yellow card infringement. In other words, go talk about the real guilty party.

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Post by Biltong Mon 12 Mar 2012, 12:07 pm

There was the welsh conclusion, the Irish conclusion and then the innocent bystander (me) who recorded the game and checked the incident in superslomo.

Evans was running from a side on engle toward the ball , but drifting in almost directly behind Earls, Evans right shin connected with Earls lower left leg, on the calf and this caused Earls to trip himself. Forget about the grab on the left arm, as it was halfhearted and not the cuase of the fall.

It was not a dive, it was a trip, whether it was intentional cannot really be proven and Earls did make a little meal (maybe not a buffet, but perhaps a starter) of it.

That is my unbiased opinion.
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Post by MrsP Mon 12 Mar 2012, 12:12 pm

Then there were those who seemed happy for the subject to be discussed until they realised they were on the wrong side initially and then pulled the plug so we didn't all notice the swift change once some facts had been introduced!

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Post by GunsGerms Mon 12 Mar 2012, 12:13 pm

Fair enough. The fact that Evans swore to the ref that he didn't touch earls threw me. Good actor.

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Post by dublin_dave Mon 12 Mar 2012, 12:34 pm

spot on biltong. storm in a teacup re earls trip

rodders - we have too many good players on this island to have a passenger in the team. darcy has been less poor for leinster than ireland over the last year. im actually not sure why he gets the nod for big leinster games. but as mr schmidt won us a HC in his first year playing great rugby he has got a pass on this.

i think mc fadden will offer more at 12 if selected there for next week. i would bring in sob and mc fadden for darcy and heaslip. hopefully we get sob on the ball more in the 8 jersey with ferris and omahony doing the donkey work.

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Post by Biltong Mon 12 Mar 2012, 12:37 pm

MrsP wrote:Then there were those who seemed happy for the subject to be discussed until they realised they were on the wrong side initially and then pulled the plug so we didn't all notice the swift change once some facts had been introduced!

Whistle

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ya talkin' 'bout me? Laugh
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Post by MrsP Mon 12 Mar 2012, 1:19 pm

Very Happy

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Post by eirebilly Mon 12 Mar 2012, 2:13 pm

You are a cheeky minx at times MrsP Wink
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Post by MrsP Mon 12 Mar 2012, 2:26 pm

Whistle

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Post by eirebilly Mon 12 Mar 2012, 2:28 pm

raspberry
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Post by MrsP Mon 12 Mar 2012, 2:34 pm

And you call me cheeky?

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Post by eirebilly Mon 12 Mar 2012, 2:38 pm

Absolutely, i am whats famously called a 'keyboard warrior' i am very brave when i have something to say to you from the safety of my laptop Wink

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Post by MrsP Mon 12 Mar 2012, 2:43 pm

I suspect there are quite a few like you on here eireb!

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Post by eirebilly Mon 12 Mar 2012, 2:43 pm

Hey, at least i am honest about it Wink
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Post by SecretFly Mon 12 Mar 2012, 2:44 pm

eirebilly wrote:Absolutely, i am whats famously called a 'keyboard warrior' i am very brave when i have something to say to you from the safety of my laptop Wink


Now there's a fool who hasn't heard about the latest App (oh I do ever feel so young and cool saying that!)... The Silent Assassin it's called. I press a button on my computer and your phone explodes............... Wink So keep a lid on the warrior stuff!

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Post by eirebilly Mon 12 Mar 2012, 2:46 pm

Laugh

Fly, you are pure evil you devil
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Post by MrsP Mon 12 Mar 2012, 2:47 pm

Laugh

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Post by MrsP Mon 12 Mar 2012, 6:03 pm

Forgot to mention.

On the Earls (didn't) dive front.

If you ever have the misfortune to be made to trip and fall, just pray that EireB isn't there to be disappointed in the manner in which you meet the turf!

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Post by Biltong Mon 12 Mar 2012, 6:17 pm

Well, I have to back eirebilly up on that one, real men don't fall with that much grace. Laugh

Hence, I understand his disappointment. Whistle
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Post by SecretFly Mon 12 Mar 2012, 6:35 pm

I remember falling off a scaffold... about six feet high, onto the ground, backwards. I might have laid there for a long while and allowed myself to get over it, but I had a little neice looking on.

So I remember quickly doing a self mind-scan for injury as I hit the ground - and realising I wasn't hurt badly I rolled over as I fell and jumped up onto my feet instantly. And to add to the illusion and my neice's laughter, I climbed back up instantly onto the scaffold without a word. Only then did I laugh down at her.

But it proves you can be very graceful indeed if you legitmately fall!

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Post by MrsP Mon 12 Mar 2012, 6:36 pm

Well just be glad EireB wasn't there or he'd be accusing you of taking a dive off the scaffold just to get the compo!

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Post by Biltong Mon 12 Mar 2012, 8:15 pm

SecretFly wrote:I remember falling off a scaffold... about six feet high, onto the ground, backwards. I might have laid there for a long while and allowed myself to get over it, but I had a little neice looking on.

So I remember quickly doing a self mind-scan for injury as I hit the ground - and realising I wasn't hurt badly I rolled over as I fell and jumped up onto my feet instantly. And to add to the illusion and my neice's laughter, I climbed back up instantly onto the scaffold without a word. Only then did I laugh down at her.

But it proves you can be very graceful indeed if you legitmately fall!

Believe me, your niece would have thought much more of you if you hit the ground like a fall down drunk, and then groaned around slowly getting up and struggling back onto the scaffolding, now she thinks falling six feet is nthing and will attempt this off the roof of her double story house.

If she gets hurt in any way, it wil be your fault. warning
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Post by SecretFly Mon 12 Mar 2012, 8:42 pm

biltongbek wrote:
SecretFly wrote:I remember falling off a scaffold... about six feet high, onto the ground, backwards. I might have laid there for a long while and allowed myself to get over it, but I had a little neice looking on.

So I remember quickly doing a self mind-scan for injury as I hit the ground - and realising I wasn't hurt badly I rolled over as I fell and jumped up onto my feet instantly. And to add to the illusion and my neice's laughter, I climbed back up instantly onto the scaffold without a word. Only then did I laugh down at her.

But it proves you can be very graceful indeed if you legitmately fall!

Believe me, your niece would have thought much more of you if you hit the ground like a fall down drunk, and then groaned around slowly getting up and struggling back onto the scaffolding, now she thinks falling six feet is nthing and will attempt this off the roof of her double story house.

If she gets hurt in any way, it wil be your fault. warning

Laugh Don't do that to me, biltong!!! I'm a nervous wreck now that I was a bad scaffold teacher!

Ah, she's a college going teen now... I hope she realises at this stage that falling from tall things is not funny.

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Post by eirebilly Tue 13 Mar 2012, 7:14 am

MrsP wrote:Well just be glad EireB wasn't there or he'd be accusing you of taking a dive off the scaffold just to get the compo!

Now you are pishing me off MrsP. Do i have to download that application that Fly suggested and destroy your phone? Wink
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Post by MrsP Tue 13 Mar 2012, 8:06 am

Excuse me???

Where are the mods when you need them?

Shocked

That EireBilly wan just threatened me!

Actually, it's okay! He's all mouth and no trousers!

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Post by eirebilly Tue 13 Mar 2012, 8:08 am

I love you really MrsP kiss

Its the small willy big mouth syndrome that i suffer from Wink
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Post by MrsP Tue 13 Mar 2012, 8:10 am

Shocked

Too much information there EireB!

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Post by eirebilly Tue 13 Mar 2012, 8:13 am

I believe in sharing MrsP Wink
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Post by Biltong Tue 13 Mar 2012, 8:29 am

eirebilly wrote:I love you really MrsP kiss

Its the small willy big mouth syndrome that i suffer from Wink

Shocked I always thought it was small man syndrome. Doh
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Post by eirebilly Tue 13 Mar 2012, 8:32 am

Small man syndrome...

biltong!!!!! no need for that Wink
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Post by Biltong Tue 13 Mar 2012, 8:35 am

Sorry Not you, you dummy, the saying! raspberry
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Post by eirebilly Tue 13 Mar 2012, 8:39 am

Poor MrsP, on this thread she has been accused of being a lecturer, of being blind for being unable to see that Earles made the most of it, threatend with exploding phones and forced to read about my small willy.

Poor lady may never come back Shocked Wink
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Post by AsLongAsBut100ofUs Tue 13 Mar 2012, 8:43 am

eirebilly wrote:Poor MrsP, on this thread she has been accused of being a lecturer, of being blind for being unable to see that Earles made the most of it, threatend with exploding phones and forced to read about my small willy.

Poor lady may never come back Shocked Wink
Is MrsP a letcher?

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Post by eirebilly Tue 13 Mar 2012, 8:44 am

AsLongAsBut100ofUs wrote:
eirebilly wrote:Poor MrsP, on this thread she has been accused of being a lecturer, of being blind for being unable to see that Earles made the most of it, threatend with exploding phones and forced to read about my small willy.

Poor lady may never come back Shocked Wink
Is MrsP a letcher?

I had to re-read my post in case of a Freudian slip, nice one AsBo Laugh
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Post by geoff998rugby Tue 13 Mar 2012, 9:00 am

With reference to D'Arcy it was suggested above that the alternatives do not offer an improvement.

I disagree I think Wallace, McFadden and Sexton all offer something more in different ways

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Post by eirebilly Tue 13 Mar 2012, 9:03 am

Aahh good man geoff, get the thread back on track Wink

If Kidney doesnt pick D'Arcy then either Sexton or Wallace would be the best choice to start at 12 against England in my opinion.

If Sexton is selected at 10 and ROG on the bench then Wallace is the only option but we dont want to exceed the Ulster quota Wink
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