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1872 Cup 2016: Edinburgh (holders) vs Glasgow - Boxing Day
First topic message reminder :
Right lads and ladies, it’s that time of year where we forget that we all generally get along and put aside our similarities to embrace petty differences. It’s what Jesus would have wanted. (other religious symbols/figureheads are available).
Venue: Home of Scottish rugby
TV: Alba (of course)
Referee: [tbc]
Assistant Referees: [tbc]
Citing Commissioner: [tbc]
TMO: [tbc]
Form:
Glasgow have some
Edinburgh less so
Previous Winners:
Teams:
Edinburgh Rugby
Blair Kinghorn, Damien Hoyland, Chris Dean, Phil Burleigh, Tom Brown, Duncan Weir, Sam Hidalgo-Clyne; Alasdair Dickinson, Ross Ford, Simon Berghan, Ben Toolis, Grant Gilchrist, Magnus Bradbury, Hamish Watson, Cornell du Preez.
Replacements: Stuart McInally, Allan Dell, Murray McCallum, Fraser McKenzie, Viliame Mata, Sean Kennedy, Jason Tovey, Glenn Bryce.
Glasgow Warriors
Stuart Hogg, Junior Bulumakau, Mark Bennett, Alex Dunbar, Lee Jones, Finn Russell, Henry Pyrgos; Alex Allan, Fraser Brown, Zander Fagerson, Brian Alainu'uese, Jonny Gray, Rob Harley, Simone Favaro, Josh Strauss.
Replacements: Pat McArthur, Ryan Grant, Sila Puafisi, Adam Ashe, Chris Fusaro, Ali Price, Nick Grigg, Sean Lamont.
Right lads and ladies, it’s that time of year where we forget that we all generally get along and put aside our similarities to embrace petty differences. It’s what Jesus would have wanted. (other religious symbols/figureheads are available).
Edinburgh Rugby vs Glasgow Warriors
26 December 2016
26 December 2016
Kick off: 16:05
Venue: Home of Scottish rugby
TV: Alba (of course)
Referee: [tbc]
Assistant Referees: [tbc]
Citing Commissioner: [tbc]
TMO: [tbc]
Form:
Glasgow have some
Edinburgh less so
Previous Winners:
2007–08 | 28 December 2007 | Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh | Edinburgh | 35–31 | Glasgow | Glasgow 54–49 |
11 April 2008 | Firhill Stadium, Glasgow | Glasgow | 23–14 | Edinburgh | ||
2008–09 | 26 December 2008 | Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh | Edinburgh | 39–6 | Glasgow | Edinburgh 59–31 |
2 January 2009 | Firhill Stadium, Glasgow | Glasgow | 25–20 | Edinburgh | ||
2009–10 | 27 December 2009 | Firhill Stadium, Glasgow | Glasgow | 25–12 | Edinburgh | Glasgow 47–27 |
2 January 2010 | Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh | Edinburgh | 15–22 | Glasgow | ||
2010–11 | 27 December 2010 | Firhill Stadium, Glasgow | Glasgow | 30–18 | Edinburgh | Glasgow 47–46 |
2 January 2011 | Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh | Edinburgh | 28–17 | Glasgow | ||
2011–12 | 26 December 2011 | Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh | Edinburgh | 23–23 | Glasgow | Glasgow 40–35 |
1 January 2012 | Firhill Stadium, Glasgow | Glasgow | 17–12 | Edinburgh | ||
2012–13 | 21 December 2012 | Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow | Glasgow | 23–14 | Edinburgh | Glasgow 44–31 |
29 December 2012 | Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh | Edinburgh | 17–21 | Glasgow | ||
2013–14 | 26 December 2013 | Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh | Edinburgh | 16–20 | Glasgow | Glasgow 57–50 |
26 April 2014 | Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow | Glasgow | 37–34 | Edinburgh | ||
2014–15 | 27 December 2014 | Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow | Glasgow | 16–6 | Edinburgh | Edinburgh 26–24 |
2 January 2015 | Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh | Edinburgh | 20–8 | Glasgow | ||
2015–16 | 27 December 2015 | Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh | Edinburgh | 23–11 | Glasgow | Edinburgh 37–22 |
Edinburgh Rugby
Blair Kinghorn, Damien Hoyland, Chris Dean, Phil Burleigh, Tom Brown, Duncan Weir, Sam Hidalgo-Clyne; Alasdair Dickinson, Ross Ford, Simon Berghan, Ben Toolis, Grant Gilchrist, Magnus Bradbury, Hamish Watson, Cornell du Preez.
Replacements: Stuart McInally, Allan Dell, Murray McCallum, Fraser McKenzie, Viliame Mata, Sean Kennedy, Jason Tovey, Glenn Bryce.
Glasgow Warriors
Stuart Hogg, Junior Bulumakau, Mark Bennett, Alex Dunbar, Lee Jones, Finn Russell, Henry Pyrgos; Alex Allan, Fraser Brown, Zander Fagerson, Brian Alainu'uese, Jonny Gray, Rob Harley, Simone Favaro, Josh Strauss.
Replacements: Pat McArthur, Ryan Grant, Sila Puafisi, Adam Ashe, Chris Fusaro, Ali Price, Nick Grigg, Sean Lamont.
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This is bloody awful
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Can anyone PM me a stream please?
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GC, it's on the beeb.
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George Carlin wrote:Can anyone PM me a stream please?
Not worth it so far!
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IPlayer no worky here.jimbopip wrote:GC, it's on the beeb.
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15-6 half time - really not a good spectacle.
Edinburgh huffing and puffing and getting nowhere - with some stupid mistakes - Glasgow not doing very much but taking points with every opportunity.
I'm cold.
Edinburgh huffing and puffing and getting nowhere - with some stupid mistakes - Glasgow not doing very much but taking points with every opportunity.
I'm cold.
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This is so bloody awful - worst 1872 game in a long time.
Edinburgh are dreadful, Glasgow are just holding out for our mistakes
Edinburgh are dreadful, Glasgow are just holding out for our mistakes
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Glasgow have been back feet offside all game - charge down a meatball kick 5m scrum Glasgow
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Glasgow score in the corner after endless phases - game over (if it wasn't already-
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12-25 eh? Is that 4 tries yet?
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Just the 3
Edinburgh mess up a driving maul - Glasgow scrum on their line.
Utterly pathetic Edinburgh performance.
Edinburgh mess up a driving maul - Glasgow scrum on their line.
Utterly pathetic Edinburgh performance.
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Edinburgh, like the officiating, have been woeful.
Weir is just awful.
Weir is just awful.
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Left early - bloody awful.
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Edinburgh rugby. Destroying the soul since 1872
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Utter mince Edinburgh. Awful.
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RDW_Scotland wrote:Left early - bloody awful.
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A much deserved win. I thought Junior liked useful. Mark Bennett just oozes class every time he gets theball. But the highlight for me was watching Old, old Sean Lamont chasing down and bringing to ground Speedy Hoyland. Sums up the difference between the sides really.
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Glasgow were never really going to lose that match. If they had ever got out of third gear we would have (and should have) taken the 5 points.
Edinburgh just did not have the composure to take their chances and Glasgow did. They also had the few players who stood out on a cold day. Johnny G, as you might imagine and also Big Brian, who had a very good game. I thought Josh Strauss also played a good game and on current form is easily ahead of CDP, who still seems to be struggling for reasons that are not entirely clear. He will be nowhere near the Scotland team on that sort of performance.
A decent debut for Junior, who took his try well and did nothing else wrong during the game, even though he got little ball. Hopefully he will get some more games to state his case.
Finn had one of his mercurial games and tried to force it a bit to much. Got to love the way he calmly picked up the fallen ball at the penalty and casually dropped the goal. It really does sum him up. So much of Glasgow and Scotland's chances depend on him though, Weir just seems to be fading away at the moment and hardly looks a decent club option let alone an international one.
Hard to see Hodge hanging around on that sort of performance. As a team they are just not playing as well as they should be and the coach will ultimately take the rap for that.
Edinburgh just did not have the composure to take their chances and Glasgow did. They also had the few players who stood out on a cold day. Johnny G, as you might imagine and also Big Brian, who had a very good game. I thought Josh Strauss also played a good game and on current form is easily ahead of CDP, who still seems to be struggling for reasons that are not entirely clear. He will be nowhere near the Scotland team on that sort of performance.
A decent debut for Junior, who took his try well and did nothing else wrong during the game, even though he got little ball. Hopefully he will get some more games to state his case.
Finn had one of his mercurial games and tried to force it a bit to much. Got to love the way he calmly picked up the fallen ball at the penalty and casually dropped the goal. It really does sum him up. So much of Glasgow and Scotland's chances depend on him though, Weir just seems to be fading away at the moment and hardly looks a decent club option let alone an international one.
Hard to see Hodge hanging around on that sort of performance. As a team they are just not playing as well as they should be and the coach will ultimately take the rap for that.
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Glasgow were miles better. Hodge must go.
Strauss was better than CDP. I'll say it once....
Strauss was better than CDP. I'll say it once....
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Glasgow should have got a BP out of that but didn't look overly fussed about it - that may come back to haunt them.
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funnyExiledScot wrote:Glasgow were miles better. Hodge must go.
Strauss was better than CDP. I'll say it once....
I didn't quite hear you...can you repeat that?
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Surely not. Edinburgh fans have made it crystal clear in the run up to this series that winning the league means nothing in comparison to winning the Tin Milk Jug.RDW_Scotland wrote:Glasgow should have got a BP out of that but didn't look overly fussed about it - that may come back to haunt them.
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George Carlin wrote:Surely not. Edinburgh fans have made it crystal clear in the run up to this series that winning the league means nothing in comparison to winning the Tin Milk Jug.RDW_Scotland wrote:Glasgow should have got a BP out of that but didn't look overly fussed about it - that may come back to haunt them.
All joking aside, Glasgow have an uphill task in the league now and really could have done with the BP, but that was the most negative I've seen Glasgow play in a long time. They were set up to win the game and that's it!
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RDW, as I've said previously His Tonnsterness has set out his priorities for the season; win the European cup,or runners up in Europe, or semi finalists,ok then quarter finalists, then anything else.
Slaughtering the Effeminates comes about ninth on the list. Possibly the most telling aspect of this evening is that the Luvvies are not disappointed or aggrieved and the sober, upright and socially responsible fans of the once and future champions can't even be bothered to crow.
I think you will agree that this says everything we need to know about the respective positions of both clubs.
Slaughtering the Effeminates comes about ninth on the list. Possibly the most telling aspect of this evening is that the Luvvies are not disappointed or aggrieved and the sober, upright and socially responsible fans of the once and future champions can't even be bothered to crow.
I think you will agree that this says everything we need to know about the respective positions of both clubs.
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jimbopip wrote:RDW, as I've said previously His Tonnsterness has set out his priorities for the season; win the European cup,or runners up in Europe, or semi finalists,ok then quarter finalists, then anything else.
Slaughtering the Effeminates comes about ninth on the list. Possibly the most telling aspect of this evening is that the Luvvies are not disappointed or aggrieved and the sober, upright and socially responsible fans of the once and future champions can't even be bothered to crow.
I think you will agree that this says everything we need to know about the respective positions of both clubs.
A few things:
Would the All Blacks settle for anything less than scoring as many tries as possible? If Glasgow want to be a great team they need to not just turn it on for the big games but be consistently excellent. Edinburgh were crap today and Glasgow won easily without getting out of 2nd gear - they could have shown a lot more urgency to record a big win but didn't.
Glasgow have a fight on their hands for Top 6 never mind Top 4
There's no guarantee Glasgow will even get a quarter final - a lot can happen in those last two games and let's face it, Glasgow have quite the history of making a mess of Europe!
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The Luvvies were crap and Glasgow won while going through the motions. Plus ca change plus ca le meme chose, mange tout Rodnee.
And the biggest disappointment is that you're not disappointed and we don't give a brass razoo.
And the biggest disappointment is that you're not disappointed and we don't give a brass razoo.
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This is, as ever, a strange fixture where you really do want to see the opposition playing well, just not as well as your own team. Edinburgh simply weren't any challenge, and it was painful to see.
All the talk of bonus points lost is missing the fact that Glasgow haven't won this particular fixture in three years, and even then it was tighter than an MFL's makeup case. It was important to get the result, and Glasgow did that, while managing to avoid injury to the big stars and resting others.
Glasgow should have played an awful lot better, and against Munster and Leicester they'll have to. Today they just didn't have to.
All the talk of bonus points lost is missing the fact that Glasgow haven't won this particular fixture in three years, and even then it was tighter than an MFL's makeup case. It was important to get the result, and Glasgow did that, while managing to avoid injury to the big stars and resting others.
Glasgow should have played an awful lot better, and against Munster and Leicester they'll have to. Today they just didn't have to.
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Agree with all that Jim and Iain have said. The effects of the rotation and coming down a little from the highs of beating Racing twice was always going to have a bit of an effect on the Warriors. They just now need to build it up gradually to hit a peak again for the next two Euro games in Jan. Hopefully we will also take three Ws with us and 13-15 points will do our league position no harm at all.
This was a tough derby game (or at least it was meant to be) and one that we have trippped over at in many other seasons recently, so winning comfortably and not taking any serious injuries will be just fine. A few more players will get there rest next weekend against Treviso and then we will be back to something approaching full strength for the visit of the Blues. This is otherwise known as good squad management and peaking at the right time!
Interestingly Leinster, in the same sort of position as Glasgow in europe and needing to preserve and rest their players, basically decided that they could throw their game against Munster and put out a B team. As they were top of the league, they probably reasonably fugured that over the course of the season, they could let that one go. Predictably they got mashed!
I think the more subtle forms of squad rotation practiced by Toonie when he has the opportunity, is probably the better option for the team and the fans and for the league. It is tough though having their schedule over the festive periods. I am begining to think that the way it has changed for us has not done us any harm at all.
This was a tough derby game (or at least it was meant to be) and one that we have trippped over at in many other seasons recently, so winning comfortably and not taking any serious injuries will be just fine. A few more players will get there rest next weekend against Treviso and then we will be back to something approaching full strength for the visit of the Blues. This is otherwise known as good squad management and peaking at the right time!
Interestingly Leinster, in the same sort of position as Glasgow in europe and needing to preserve and rest their players, basically decided that they could throw their game against Munster and put out a B team. As they were top of the league, they probably reasonably fugured that over the course of the season, they could let that one go. Predictably they got mashed!
I think the more subtle forms of squad rotation practiced by Toonie when he has the opportunity, is probably the better option for the team and the fans and for the league. It is tough though having their schedule over the festive periods. I am begining to think that the way it has changed for us has not done us any harm at all.
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Yes, indeed. All joking aside, Glasgow have just lost 3 league games on the bounce and I don't believe for one second that Tooniebis anything other than relieved with the win (an away win, no less) first and foremost. Glasgow can go for bonus tries on their artificial surface in the second leg.
Personally, I like the fact that the two legs are staggered. It stops one team build up a potentially unwarranted 60 minutes of purple patch momentum. These teams shouldn't treat this like it's some kind of final and 'be up for it'. It's too league matches in a long season.
Personally, I like the fact that the two legs are staggered. It stops one team build up a potentially unwarranted 60 minutes of purple patch momentum. These teams shouldn't treat this like it's some kind of final and 'be up for it'. It's too league matches in a long season.
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Fair enough folks, I was just amazed at how little ambition Glasgow were showing throughout the game.
Fairly miserable Edinburgh fan here - some stats:
Pro 12 - played 11 won 3
1 Try BP
1 losing BP
Last season we won 11 games and that was deemed a failure. There's no chance in hell we're going to win 8 of our next 11 games to match that. Our worst season in recent memory was 6 wins (finishing 2nd bottom) and there's a fair chance that we're going to end up with something similar.
How can a team with so many good (on paper) players be so inconsistent and serve up such dross that we saw last night?
Fairly miserable Edinburgh fan here - some stats:
Pro 12 - played 11 won 3
1 Try BP
1 losing BP
Last season we won 11 games and that was deemed a failure. There's no chance in hell we're going to win 8 of our next 11 games to match that. Our worst season in recent memory was 6 wins (finishing 2nd bottom) and there's a fair chance that we're going to end up with something similar.
How can a team with so many good (on paper) players be so inconsistent and serve up such dross that we saw last night?
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Don't know the answer to that RDW but if you're the likes of Willem Nel, John Hardie or Hamish Watson and you're trying to decide whether or not to extend with Edinburgh, it cannot be hugely motivating.
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Not pretty stats at all, no doubt the SRU will take a brief look at them and award Hodge a new 15 year contract.
Our issues are clearly partly down to coaching, we've gone from a coach who's approach was completely out of touch with the modern game to one who is clearly not ready for the top job. There is definitely more to it though, some of the players just aren't putting in the performances they are capable of. CDP for example seems to be coasting through games at the moment and it isn't good enough. We need more leaders on the field, and more aggression throughout. Frankly we need Bresler back asap and we need Hamish Watson's attitude towards the Edinburgh jersey to start rubbing off on others!
Our issues are clearly partly down to coaching, we've gone from a coach who's approach was completely out of touch with the modern game to one who is clearly not ready for the top job. There is definitely more to it though, some of the players just aren't putting in the performances they are capable of. CDP for example seems to be coasting through games at the moment and it isn't good enough. We need more leaders on the field, and more aggression throughout. Frankly we need Bresler back asap and we need Hamish Watson's attitude towards the Edinburgh jersey to start rubbing off on others!
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It's difficult, the whole point of appointing Solomons was to build a solid, hard working team who were good at the set-piece and at tough to beat. He did this, to an extent, but you would never say that he managed to embed any sort of culture into the team.
Perhaps the move away from Murrayfield and a new coaching set-up will see Edinburgh improve, they really have been rubbish for too long.
Perhaps the move away from Murrayfield and a new coaching set-up will see Edinburgh improve, they really have been rubbish for too long.
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George Carlin wrote:Surely not. Edinburgh fans have made it crystal clear in the run up to this series that winning the league means nothing in comparison to winning the Tin Milk Jug.RDW_Scotland wrote:Glasgow should have got a BP out of that but didn't look overly fussed about it - that may come back to haunt them.
I've changed my mind. Neither are important. The real trick is finishing just slightly below the middle of the Pro12. I'm willing to bet that Glasgow can't do it....
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Admittedly, it will be more difficult without Duncan Weir.funnyExiledScot wrote:George Carlin wrote:Surely not. Edinburgh fans have made it crystal clear in the run up to this series that winning the league means nothing in comparison to winning the Tin Milk Jug.RDW_Scotland wrote:Glasgow should have got a BP out of that but didn't look overly fussed about it - that may come back to haunt them.
I've changed my mind. Neither are important. The real trick is finishing just slightly below the middle of the Pro12. I'm willing to bet that Glasgow can't do it....
Although if we remain as crap as we have been for the first half of the season, I bet that we can find it in us to do just that.
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George Carlin wrote:Admittedly, it will be more difficult without Duncan Weir.funnyExiledScot wrote:George Carlin wrote:Surely not. Edinburgh fans have made it crystal clear in the run up to this series that winning the league means nothing in comparison to winning the Tin Milk Jug.RDW_Scotland wrote:Glasgow should have got a BP out of that but didn't look overly fussed about it - that may come back to haunt them.
I've changed my mind. Neither are important. The real trick is finishing just slightly below the middle of the Pro12. I'm willing to bet that Glasgow can't do it....
Although if we remain as crap as we have been for the first half of the season, I bet that we can find it in us to do just that.
You think Glasgow have been crap!!
Next time you are in Scotland I insist you join me for an Edinburgh game. I'll bring the map and compass so that we can actually find the ground where Edinburgh will be playing, and you bring a newspaper so you've got something interesting to look at during the "rugby".
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funnyExiledScot wrote:George Carlin wrote:Admittedly, it will be more difficult without Duncan Weir.funnyExiledScot wrote:George Carlin wrote:Surely not. Edinburgh fans have made it crystal clear in the run up to this series that winning the league means nothing in comparison to winning the Tin Milk Jug.RDW_Scotland wrote:Glasgow should have got a BP out of that but didn't look overly fussed about it - that may come back to haunt them.
I've changed my mind. Neither are important. The real trick is finishing just slightly below the middle of the Pro12. I'm willing to bet that Glasgow can't do it....
Although if we remain as crap as we have been for the first half of the season, I bet that we can find it in us to do just that.
You think Glasgow have been crap!!
Next time you are in Scotland I insist you join me for an Edinburgh game. I'll bring the map and compass so that we can actually find the ground where Edinburgh will be playing, and you bring a newspaper so you've got something interesting to look at during the "rugby".
Map and compass, read an actual newspaper - I knew you were old but didn't think you were that old!
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RDW_Scotland wrote:funnyExiledScot wrote:George Carlin wrote:Admittedly, it will be more difficult without Duncan Weir.funnyExiledScot wrote:George Carlin wrote:Surely not. Edinburgh fans have made it crystal clear in the run up to this series that winning the league means nothing in comparison to winning the Tin Milk Jug.RDW_Scotland wrote:Glasgow should have got a BP out of that but didn't look overly fussed about it - that may come back to haunt them.
I've changed my mind. Neither are important. The real trick is finishing just slightly below the middle of the Pro12. I'm willing to bet that Glasgow can't do it....
Although if we remain as crap as we have been for the first half of the season, I bet that we can find it in us to do just that.
You think Glasgow have been crap!!
Next time you are in Scotland I insist you join me for an Edinburgh game. I'll bring the map and compass so that we can actually find the ground where Edinburgh will be playing, and you bring a newspaper so you've got something interesting to look at during the "rugby".
Map and compass, read an actual newspaper - I knew you were old but didn't think you were that old!
I was assuming that there would be no internet/phone coverage at the new Edinburgh rugby HQ, which is pretty much in the Borders as far as I'm concerned.
Anyway, I'm now sensitive about my age, being closer to 40 than 30. Nearly time to buy a motorbike.
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Re: 1872 Cup 2016: Edinburgh (holders) vs Glasgow - Boxing Day
That would be awesome. We'll take it in turns to be increasingly sarcastic until we get punched by the fans sitting behind us.funnyExiledScot wrote:George Carlin wrote:Admittedly, it will be more difficult without Duncan Weir.funnyExiledScot wrote:George Carlin wrote:Surely not. Edinburgh fans have made it crystal clear in the run up to this series that winning the league means nothing in comparison to winning the Tin Milk Jug.RDW_Scotland wrote:Glasgow should have got a BP out of that but didn't look overly fussed about it - that may come back to haunt them.
I've changed my mind. Neither are important. The real trick is finishing just slightly below the middle of the Pro12. I'm willing to bet that Glasgow can't do it....
Although if we remain as crap as we have been for the first half of the season, I bet that we can find it in us to do just that.
You think Glasgow have been crap!!
Next time you are in Scotland I insist you join me for an Edinburgh game. I'll bring the map and compass so that we can actually find the ground where Edinburgh will be playing, and you bring a newspaper so you've got something interesting to look at during the "rugby".
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Re: 1872 Cup 2016: Edinburgh (holders) vs Glasgow - Boxing Day
George Carlin wrote:That would be awesome. We'll take it in turns to be increasingly sarcastic until we get punched by the fans sitting behind us.funnyExiledScot wrote:George Carlin wrote:Admittedly, it will be more difficult without Duncan Weir.funnyExiledScot wrote:George Carlin wrote:Surely not. Edinburgh fans have made it crystal clear in the run up to this series that winning the league means nothing in comparison to winning the Tin Milk Jug.RDW_Scotland wrote:Glasgow should have got a BP out of that but didn't look overly fussed about it - that may come back to haunt them.
I've changed my mind. Neither are important. The real trick is finishing just slightly below the middle of the Pro12. I'm willing to bet that Glasgow can't do it....
Although if we remain as crap as we have been for the first half of the season, I bet that we can find it in us to do just that.
You think Glasgow have been crap!!
Next time you are in Scotland I insist you join me for an Edinburgh game. I'll bring the map and compass so that we can actually find the ground where Edinburgh will be playing, and you bring a newspaper so you've got something interesting to look at during the "rugby".
We can mitigate that risk by sitting in one of the empty stands.
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Re: 1872 Cup 2016: Edinburgh (holders) vs Glasgow - Boxing Day
Where are we with Myreside at the moment? Does anyone know?funnyExiledScot wrote:George Carlin wrote:That would be awesome. We'll take it in turns to be increasingly sarcastic until we get punched by the fans sitting behind us.funnyExiledScot wrote:George Carlin wrote:Admittedly, it will be more difficult without Duncan Weir.funnyExiledScot wrote:George Carlin wrote:Surely not. Edinburgh fans have made it crystal clear in the run up to this series that winning the league means nothing in comparison to winning the Tin Milk Jug.RDW_Scotland wrote:Glasgow should have got a BP out of that but didn't look overly fussed about it - that may come back to haunt them.
I've changed my mind. Neither are important. The real trick is finishing just slightly below the middle of the Pro12. I'm willing to bet that Glasgow can't do it....
Although if we remain as crap as we have been for the first half of the season, I bet that we can find it in us to do just that.
You think Glasgow have been crap!!
Next time you are in Scotland I insist you join me for an Edinburgh game. I'll bring the map and compass so that we can actually find the ground where Edinburgh will be playing, and you bring a newspaper so you've got something interesting to look at during the "rugby".
We can mitigate that risk by sitting in one of the empty stands.
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Re: 1872 Cup 2016: Edinburgh (holders) vs Glasgow - Boxing Day
I think we are due to play the Romanian Sarries there at the end of January. If we manage to lose that one then I'd suggest we seek another ground!
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