Lions Countries Performances in the Last Cycle

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You can tell when I have data processing and downtime at work as I tend to do pointless analysis. Make of this what you will.

Performance vs Other B&I Countries:

England - P16 W10 D1 L5
Ireland - P15 W6 L9
Scotland - P14 W3 D1 L10
Wales - P15 W10 L5

England and Wales had 3 wins apiece in 6 matches.
Scotland have only beaten Ireland in this period.
Ireland have a losing record (more losses than wins) against all 3 opponents.


Performance against SANZAR countries

England - P13 W3 D1 L9
Ireland - P11 W2 D1 L8
Scotland - P7 W3 L4
Wales - P17 L17

I reckon we need to see a vast improvement in those stats if the B&I Lions are to have any chance in 2017.


It will be interesting to see what the next 4 year cycle brings.

Your all wrong, comics/graphic novels are carrying on one of the finest and oldest form of story telling, after all cave people told stories through drawings.

Thor film was dire, dut Cat Dennings was in it so that made it worth watching, but generally I avoid comic book movies if I can help it, they tend to be over the top special effects and the story tends to really lack any bite.

LondonTiger wrote:

LondonTiger wrote:

HammerofThunor wrote:Never seen any of the Thor\Avenger ones. And the Thor film was Poopie

My eldest daughter enjoyed it. Am hoping it was not an adolescent crush on the main character.

PS Should have stayed with Mjolnir - one of the great weapons of mythology and pleasantly obscure.

Mind you the new name now abbreviates to HoT - which may be desirable?

It may be but I'm not. Although it probably does apply today. Good week to have off for holiday without going abroad.

I have looked on amazon for graphic novels. Bit of a shock 

HoT - yep I think that will be how people refer to you from now on.

ScarletSpiderman wrote:Your all wrong, comics/graphic novels are carrying on one of the finest and oldest form of story telling, after all cave people told stories through drawings.

Yeah but cave men also ate their own crap and had babies with their sisters (probably), and that doesn’t make those acceptable!

RDW_Scotland wrote:

ScarletSpiderman wrote:Your all wrong, comics/graphic novels are carrying on one of the finest and oldest form of story telling, after all cave people told stories through drawings.

Yeah but cave men also ate their own crap and had babies with their sisters (probably), and that doesn’t make those acceptable!

Got to remember he's Welsh. Not just that but out in the sticks Welsh 

HammerofThunor wrote:

RDW_Scotland wrote:

ScarletSpiderman wrote:Your all wrong, comics/graphic novels are carrying on one of the finest and oldest form of story telling, after all cave people told stories through drawings.

Yeah but cave men also ate their own crap and had babies with their sisters (probably), and that doesn’t make those acceptable!

Got to remember he's Welsh. Not just that but out in the sticks Welsh 

Hot - you beat me to it  

ScarletSpiderman wrote:

HammerofThunor wrote:

RDW_Scotland wrote:

ScarletSpiderman wrote:Your all wrong, comics/graphic novels are carrying on one of the finest and oldest form of story telling, after all cave people told stories through drawings.

Yeah but cave men also ate their own crap and had babies with their sisters (probably), and that doesn’t make those acceptable!

Got to remember he's Welsh. Not just that but out in the sticks Welsh 

Hot - you beat me to it  

That's not going to stick is it?

RDW_Scotland wrote:

ScarletSpiderman wrote:Your all wrong, comics/graphic novels are carrying on one of the finest and oldest form of story telling, after all cave people told stories through drawings.

Yeah but cave men also ate their own crap and had babies with their sisters (probably), and that doesn’t make those acceptable!

You leave to Royal family out of this.