RedDevilRoshi
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Yasss get in there Fiji!
Cheerio Eddie!
Cheerio Eddie!
That's a popular win.
That's a popular win.
Great win and much deserved. Shame about the kick at the end there. He made an absolute bollox of that. Don't think they'll care too much, mind.
Hire Eddie Jones and the world will be willing you to lose.
Probably caught between whether to make sure he got the accuracy or making sure he wellies it enough to go out. Can't blame him. Half the the team were celebrating already so couldn't risk missing it and Australia keeping it in play.
I've enjoyed both of Fiji's games more than any of the football this season.
Did my eyes deceive me or was that the most non straight line out throw ever?
Why are England the only team in world rugby who celebrate every penalty like that? It’s very strange.
I generally only watch international rugby but it feels like it’s suddenly just not getting called anymore. Swear it used to get called.The last one was worse.
Why are England the only team in world rugby who celebrate every penalty like that? It’s very strange.
I generally only watch international rugby but it feels like it’s suddenly just not getting called anymore. Swear it used to get called.
Another question. Why he every Japanese sports team, in every competition, in every sport, so likeable?
Probably fair. Literally throwing possession away is punishment enoughThe throw from Japan wasn't straight but it was toward England's line which is nearly never called.
I find that with lots of countries, just a lack of cynicism, honesty of endeavour and trying to do it all with flair.
Another question. Why are every Japanese team, in every competition, in every sport, so likeable?
There’s something about Japan though. Maybe the complete lack of ego and commitment to the team over the individual? (I have no idea why I think this about them)
To me, it simply comes down to how they approach the game. So for instance, by here, they play with real energy and vigour, while also having very good hands when they have the ball. Simply put: they're great to watch despite the limitations and they have a great attitude. Very little pissing and moaning. I got a lot of time for that.
And there's a distinct lack of cynicism.
No, but I'm out in case we clumsily walk into the racism room.
I think I just kicked the door open anyway
Can’t stand Japan anyway.
Terrible attitude on them