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The "All-in" Junior world cup thread
With 6 games on today didnt feel like jumping around the various u20 posts for each side...
On now is Scotland vs SA- Scots ahead after 16 mins 5-0, now SA 7-5 after 18.
Wales are leading Fiji 14-5 after scoring a try after 7 seconds! An average kick of to the left was left to bounce by the Fijians and Wales came through at full pace catching the ball after the bounce and scored in the corner. Other than the ball bouncing I don't think you can get a quicker try.
Aus thrashed Argie 36-17.
On now is Scotland vs SA- Scots ahead after 16 mins 5-0, now SA 7-5 after 18.
Wales are leading Fiji 14-5 after scoring a try after 7 seconds! An average kick of to the left was left to bounce by the Fijians and Wales came through at full pace catching the ball after the bounce and scored in the corner. Other than the ball bouncing I don't think you can get a quicker try.
Aus thrashed Argie 36-17.
Taylorman- Posts : 12343
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These South African kids are bloody monstrous, SA 14 Scotland 5 after 30 minutes.
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Well the Wales Fiji game is deteriorating with the Fijians lacking any kind of discipline. Already two yellows and a penalty try. Half time 29-12
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probably didnt get to see the best of Wales, Fiji just werent competitive.
Very impressive display by the Baby Boks, defeating Scotland 61-5.
Very impressive display by the Baby Boks, defeating Scotland 61-5.
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Matt O'Brien (Paddys son) is reffing then France Ireland game.
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Solid start from England 18-3 up after 24 mins. Scoring 2 tries & looking very dominant up front.
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23-3 to England HT. 3 tries
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SA have improved then. England are starting to dominate Italy, 37-3.
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2 quick tries by Nathan Earle of Sarries looks a quality wing.
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That's possibly the try of the game by the Italy No.8. However it's called back for double movement. 44-3.
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Its years since Ive seen the prop go up and whisper the lineout call to the hooker.
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aucklandlaurie wrote:
Matt O'Brien (Paddys son) is reffing then France Ireland game.
A strong potential French bias there no doubt!
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That SA outside centre looked sharp against Scotland
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That'll teach those pesky Bokke manbabies.aucklandlaurie wrote:
Very impressive display by the Baby Boks, defeating Scotland 61-5.
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Ireland lose 19 - 13. They'd more than enough chances to win it but were just not good enough.
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Is this being televised?
Have not seen anything too say it is.
Have not seen anything too say it is.
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majesticimperialman wrote:Is this being televised?
Have not seen anything too say it is.
We are getting it locally on Sky sports 1 and 2 so it will be going out somehow.
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This is about as quickly as you can score a try
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_XcZeAFIQc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_XcZeAFIQc
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The look on the Fijian 15 face is priceless
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How come that Fiji can play in this tournament but not in the Commonwealth games?
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The ref was a bit poor in the Wales/Fiji game IMO, and he seemed to struggle with speaking English.
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The Great Aukster wrote:How come that Fiji can play in this tournament but not in the Commonwealth games?
Because the IRB didn't ban Fiji following the military coup. The Commonwealth people did, and when it was partially dropped the ban the sevens part had already been drawn.
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Funny that. China is a perpetual 'Military coup' and they still get invited to every sporting occasion - Olympics and all that
The double standards of World Business Tunnel Vision continues apace....
The double standards of World Business Tunnel Vision continues apace....
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Europe itself is getting close to being a perpetual 'military coup' given that its 'cabinet' of commissioners isn't elected by any of us, and neither is its President.
Coups................. they're popular things in this new age of 'ignore the people and their votes and just rule away regardless'.
Coups................. they're popular things in this new age of 'ignore the people and their votes and just rule away regardless'.
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SecretFly wrote:Europe itself is getting close to being a perpetual 'military coup' given that its 'cabinet' of commissioners isn't elected by any of us, and neither is its President.
Coups................. they're popular things in this new age of 'ignore the people and their votes and just rule away regardless'.
Thats been the plan from day one, Fly. Its easier for the bankers to rule one Europe rather than 20+ individual states.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-04-26/germanys-virtuous-circle-takeover-europe
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Have Fiji been banned by the Olympic committee? Have China not been banned by the commonwealth committee? I fail to see the double standards when you're talking about different groups. Just different standards.
In Europe don't we elect our representatives, who are the ones to sort out the rest? Not really anything like a coup is it?
In Europe don't we elect our representatives, who are the ones to sort out the rest? Not really anything like a coup is it?
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Are there no seedings in the JWC? Seems odd to have SA and NZ in the same group. Plus England and Australia.
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beshocked wrote:Are there no seedings in the JWC? Seems odd to have SA and NZ in the same group. Plus England and Australia.
Yes, they are based on last seasons final standings.
England, Wales, South Africa
New Zealand, France, Argentina
Australia, Ireland, Samoa
Scotland, Fiji, Italy
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Dorothy_Mantooth wrote:beshocked wrote:Are there no seedings in the JWC? Seems odd to have SA and NZ in the same group. Plus England and Australia.
Yes, they are based on last seasons final standings.
England, Wales, South Africa
New Zealand, France, Argentina
Australia, Ireland, Samoa
Scotland, Fiji, Italy
Because there are only three pools it works on the basis of the previous year's results.
England and Wales contested the final, which makes them seed one and two, SA and NZ played for the third place play off which seeds them 3 and 4.
then seed one, England gets seed 6, Wales the loser of the final gets seed 5 etc.
SO it is vital to be in the final if you want an easier pool the next year.
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HammerofThunor wrote:Have Fiji been banned by the Olympic committee? Have China not been banned by the commonwealth committee? I fail to see the double standards when you're talking about different groups. Just different standards.
In Europe don't we elect our representatives, who are the ones to sort out the rest? Not really anything like a coup is it?
You don't see the links, the double standards and/or the growing lack of unaccountable Federalist governance in Europe, then so be it Hammer.
My post wasn't directed at you or your points by the way but directed at the topic you highlighted - by mentioning how one nation can be seen as one that needs to be punished for being undemocratic (military coup) whilst other nations are welcomed to everything, nations that are held together on undemocratic principles of obedience to the single party or else
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http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vwBB6LwWcwU
Boks Scots Highlights
Boks Scots Highlights
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Scotland fans should stop watching at 1:09.MMaaxx wrote:http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vwBB6LwWcwU
Boks Scots Highlights
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Some serious skills on display by the baby boks, wish our senior team would offload and run like that.George Carlin wrote:Scotland fans should stop watching at 1:09.MMaaxx wrote:http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vwBB6LwWcwU
Boks Scots Highlights
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looks ominous Biltong, the baby(?) Boks look a cut above. We sure struggled. If its not us the Boks or England I'd be very surprised...
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Sadly Taylorman we had three injuries in that match, one of them already sent home
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Taylorman wrote:looks ominous Biltong, the baby(?) Boks look a cut above. We sure struggled. If its not us the Boks or England I'd be very surprised...
Despite Wales beating you last year !!! nice one hahaha
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rainbow-warrior wrote:Taylorman wrote:looks ominous Biltong, the baby(?) Boks look a cut above. We sure struggled. If its not us the Boks or England I'd be very surprised...
Despite Wales beating you last year !!! nice one hahaha
You do realise that the teams change every year right?
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asoreleftshoulder wrote:rainbow-warrior wrote:Taylorman wrote:looks ominous Biltong, the baby(?) Boks look a cut above. We sure struggled. If its not us the Boks or England I'd be very surprised...
Despite Wales beating you last year !!! nice one hahaha
You do realise that the teams change every year right?
Very much aware of this and what makes you think Wales are any worse than last season? They are bigger and better in all honesty.
But in any case this is they type of arrogance I love seeing backfire, and even if we fail we got the world record for scoring a try
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Bigger, Better, Stronger, faster. The Technology is there. Wales have the capability to make the World's first bionic team. Cue music.
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rainbow-warrior wrote:asoreleftshoulder wrote:rainbow-warrior wrote:Taylorman wrote:looks ominous Biltong, the baby(?) Boks look a cut above. We sure struggled. If its not us the Boks or England I'd be very surprised...
Despite Wales beating you last year !!! nice one hahaha
You do realise that the teams change every year right?
Very much aware of this and what makes you think Wales are any worse than last season? They are bigger and better in all honesty.
But in any case this is they type of arrogance I love seeing backfire, and even if we fail we got the world record for scoring a try
I don't know whether Wales are any better last season,I just made the post because your comment seemed to suggest that Wales beating S.A. by a point last year has some relevance to what will happen this year.
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And dont mention the Wales u20 6N results. Because that obviously isnt relevant either
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SecretFly wrote:Bigger, Better, Stronger, faster. The Technology is there. Wales have the capability to make the World's first bionic team. Cue music.
Need to be careful though. If they do the "dudududududu" eye thing and focus in on the high ball they might miss the jumping player and get red carded.
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HammerofThunor wrote:SecretFly wrote:Bigger, Better, Stronger, faster. The Technology is there. Wales have the capability to make the World's first bionic team. Cue music.
Need to be careful though. If they do the "dudududududu" eye thing and focus in on the high ball they might miss the jumping player and get red carded.
God, that takes me back. I was highly efficient at mimicing that sound when I was a kid. All my family used to ask me to do it for them. The memories.
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lostinwales wrote:And dont mention the Wales u20 6N results. Because that obviously isnt relevant either
That was due to the England game anomaly. It's also why I'm worried about facing the best teams in this competition. Outside of that game, we did well, but the points-deficit was too great. Do I think we can beat Ireland then France? Yes, we have a powerful pack. But defence and one-on-one situations needs a lot of work to be able to utilise our strengths.
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The Saint wrote:lostinwales wrote:And dont mention the Wales u20 6N results. Because that obviously isnt relevant either
That was due to the England game anomaly. It's also why I'm worried about facing the best teams in this competition. Outside of that game, we did well, but the points-deficit was too great. Do I think we can beat Ireland then France? Yes, we have a powerful pack. But defence and one-on-one situations needs a lot of work to be able to utilise our strengths.
You could struggle against France,the luck of the draw is a huge part of this tournament and France get to rest their best players against Fiji while Wales have to play Ireland and France back to back in the space of 4 or 5 days.That takes a lot out of a team.
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asoreleftshoulder wrote:The Saint wrote:lostinwales wrote:And dont mention the Wales u20 6N results. Because that obviously isnt relevant either
That was due to the England game anomaly. It's also why I'm worried about facing the best teams in this competition. Outside of that game, we did well, but the points-deficit was too great. Do I think we can beat Ireland then France? Yes, we have a powerful pack. But defence and one-on-one situations needs a lot of work to be able to utilise our strengths.
You could struggle against France,the luck of the draw is a huge part of this tournament and France get to rest their best players against Fiji while Wales have to play Ireland and France back to back in the space of 4 or 5 days.That takes a lot out of a team.
I don't think it'll be as bad for a bunch of well conditioned youngsters. If France want to rotate then that's fine, but I wouldn't risk it if I were them. We lost to them in the 6 Nations, if we can give their scrum a pasting this time I think we have a good chance of winning.
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Do you still have to rotate the whole squad? Or has that been dropped?
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HammerofThunor wrote:Do you still have to rotate the whole squad? Or has that been dropped?
I'm not sure but the squads are smallish and the games so close together that you really have to rotate your squad to keep them fresh.
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HammerofThunor wrote:Do you still have to rotate the whole squad? Or has that been dropped?
I believe that all squad players must see some game time still, Thunor
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Big game for NZ and South Africa tomorrow. Not sure how the qualification for the semis work. I'm guessing it's possible for the loser to be in the group playing off for 5th-8th place.
Boks look good, I think we're starting to see the lack of emphasis on the junior game come through. As a Kiwi I'm worried about the lack of development of our team. It'll be the first of 2nd time many of these players will have played together as we have no junior national age groups sides now.
Boks look good, I think we're starting to see the lack of emphasis on the junior game come through. As a Kiwi I'm worried about the lack of development of our team. It'll be the first of 2nd time many of these players will have played together as we have no junior national age groups sides now.
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