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It is embarrassing when Welsh commentators (and the blonde BBC girl) refer to Robinson and Alexander as 'ball running props, weak in the set piece.' F*ck.

Yuk yuk :lmao:

Muttonbird, I was only ragging dwats002, and I apologise if I caused an offence. I honestly haven't got an anti-Kiwi bone in my body. Most of my real-world rugby watching mates are New Zealanders :)

I'll go on your bandwagon, Reddy! Once Gilbert sorts out his aerial skills then the sky is the limit for him.

He says the job of the official bird is to "keep the cach sais pigeons off of our hallowed ground".

The bloke I'm MSN-ing with says he can see it. I've asked for proof. :lmao:

Just been told the roof is open now.

I've just had it from a second source, live in Cardiff, that the roof has been closed through the week and the surface is dry. The weather forecast is sunny intervals, with a light breeze and a light rain shower forecast for 15:00. So no mud, and no rain to speak of. Pretty much ideal...

Mate, you left the 'l' out of fizzling. :lmao:

I wouldn't consider any one of Moore, Alexander or Robinson to be made of "marshmallow". Although Robinson looks like he might be.

A Cardiff poster on the blog thread said the roof has actually been closed all week. Seems it was all just mind games.

It'd be a mistake to think that Cooper just taps the back of people's heads. I've seen him get involved in some aggro a few times on the field. He's definitely a "first-in-best-dressed" man when there is some biff on.

Yes, the citing commissioner determined it to be a red card offence. :) People are listing examples of people who have been cited and suspended after receiving a yellow. This is because the citing commissioner is overruling the referee. Citings are strictly limited to red card offences.

That's because the citing commissioner decided it was a red card offence.

Citings are strictly limited to red card offences. I expect the citing commissioner decided that they were yellow at most.

They're not called the Dimness for nothing. ;)

I just had a look on here for Veetle links and there are none yet for the Wallabies game: http://www.myp2pforum.eu/threads/47587-Rugby-This-Week-02-November-08-November That will hopefully change in the run up to the game.

This is a sensible line of thinking for a long tour. But I think we'll see a full-strength team, as a statement of intent and to work on combinations.

It was a lobster. A crab with attitude.

The best site / product (by far) for live sports streaming is Veetle. The picture quality is a cut above all the other systems - they have their own compression algorithm and it is excellent. I usually get the actual website address for the game a few hours before kick-off - I'll post it here...