Sunday, 7 February 2010

The Six Nations



Scotland v France at Murrayfield, kick off 3pm BBC 1. Enjoy.

24 comments:

  1. Well Rab, it takes all sorts. I much prefer it to football or golf.

    Enjoy your afternoon though, I hope I do too. :)

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  2. Excited here Subrosa. We can beat those garlic munching surrender monkeys...

    "Oh Floury Scotland..."

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  3. Allez Les Bleus - they've got better legs!

    *Ducks*

    *Exits fast*

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  4. Go on, the jocks. Show those frogs how it should be done...

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  5. 3-8 That'll show we Frogs won't it,
    never mind, it's only a game.....

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  6. 16-6...what can I say - you can't hear yourself speak here!

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  7. I'm afraid the jocks are going to get stuffed.

    Prediction 30-6 to the frogs.

    Football....a game played by overpaid, under-brained louts.

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  8. Oh Polaris, doesn't seem as if we can. :( I've withdrawn my support because I don't think I help.

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  9. Anna, you know which team to support don't you? ;)

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  10. Not this time CF, perhaps next time round. We don't have a good enough team really/ Nobody stands out to me today.

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  11. It is only a game Anna but enjoyable just the same. Good possession by the Scots in this half but they're in the wrong position - should be much further up the field.

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  12. Aye Cato, we're getting stuffed - but I don't think we'll be quite roasted. :)

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  13. The better team won. Well done France!

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  14. Ouch - I blame the English coach personally.

    Thanks for not grandstanding Mme Racoon - LOL

    It's only a game...

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  15. Anna - I think the Scots players forgot their legs.

    If that's bad wait till you see the kicking we get in the Euro 2012 Cup qualifying against Spain (so I'm told, like it's a consolation). At least Scotland's Rugby team qualifies for the 6 Nations EVERY year...

    What?

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  16. Stay Unionists, it helps to overcome the bigger disappointments!

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  17. Never mind. Valiant effort Sb.

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  18. Ah Polaris, I couldn't possibly say that. ;)

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  19. Oh OR you always have a positive remark to make don't you? We don't mind being the losers but we're kind of weary being the underdogs. We'd prefer to be our own losers.

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  20. Aye they did try TT. Did you see that first tackle in the first few minutes? The chap went down like a brick wall.

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  21. As an Englishman, a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon :-)

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  22. Of course Tom, some are saying the poorish play from us was down to the English trainer - but I'd never imply that. ;)

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