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Dai another day wrote:I think I'd rather be brought up in a good, peaceful community in the mountainous Welsh valleys rather than the battlefields of Northern Ireland.

Mountainous valleys

Winnie wrote:

Dai another day wrote:I think I'd rather be brought up in a good, peaceful community in the mountainous Welsh valleys rather than the battlefields of Northern Ireland.

Nah
I like my neighbours to have teeth, intelligence and not a drink problem

The irony.

themaddog wrote:

Dai another day wrote:I think I'd rather be brought up in a good, peaceful community in the mountainous Welsh valleys rather than the battlefields of Northern Ireland.

Mountainous valleys

Bless him he thinks just because Game of Thrones is filmed over here that’s its real life

Winnie is nothing short of a disgrace - that we can all agree upon.

Winnie wrote:

nardol wrote:Im probably the only irisher on here with some.......




Welsh blood

My son was born in Wales
He is mortified by it and tries to hide that fact from his mates who were all born in civilisation.

Is he any good at rugby?

Winnie wrote:

Dai another day wrote:I think I'd rather be brought up in a good, peaceful community in the mountainous Welsh valleys rather than the battlefields of Northern Ireland.

Nah
I like my neighbours to have teeth, intelligence and not a drink problem

The irony.

ZappaMan wrote:I play the piano and have recently returned to playing traditional/folk songs from Ireland, Scotland etc.

I'm really shit

Long way between here and Saturday the weekend after next, but that may well be the post of the thread.

Winnie, Dai,

Could you relocate to another thread please guys, it’s really really tedious having to scroll through your filth.

Lads lads lads, let's all be friends

Frodder wrote:Lads lads lads, let's all be friends

F*CK YOU.

Thought I do like Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau I've always admired Ireland's Call with rousing lines like

Ireland, Ireland
Together standing tall
Shoulder to shoulder
We'll answer Ireland's call

You couldn't get that in Wales, you'd get

Wales, Wales
Together standing tall
Shoulder to shoulder
We'll answer Wales' call
Except for Liam the roided, valley commando
Shut up Mike you towny cünt

And I think that would throw off the melody.

I think the most important question to ask the Welsh defectors is, are you or your kids any good at rugby?

I knew the love-in wouldn't last too long!

SASP wrote:I think the most important question to ask the Welsh defectors is, are you or your kids any good at rugby?

Sorry, we’re all dogshit. But the kids are eligible for Canada so there’s that.

Some suggestion that Moriarty won't make the Ireland match - picked up a shoulder knock so will be touch and go. Faletau also not quite ready so we might be seeing Navidi switched to 8, Tips back in at 7, with Shingler at 6. A very mobile backrow. Could James Davies sneak a bench spot?

penguin wrote:Some suggestion that Moriarty won't make the Ireland match - picked up a shoulder knock so will be touch and go. Faletau also not quite ready so we might be seeing Navidi switched to 8, Tips back in at 7, with Shingler at 6. A very mobile backrow. Could James Davies sneak a bench spot?

That is still a very fine back row. Really liking Navidi.

redderneck wrote:

penguin wrote:Some suggestion that Moriarty won't make the Ireland match - picked up a shoulder knock so will be touch and go. Faletau also not quite ready so we might be seeing Navidi switched to 8, Tips back in at 7, with Shingler at 6. A very mobile backrow. Could James Davies sneak a bench spot?

That is still a very fine back row. Really liking Navidi.

With Moriarty not quite 100%, and Tipuric coming in, there is an argument that it's improved...but I liked the balance that Moriarty brought, a bit of a contrast to Shingler and Navidi. Nice position to be in.

penguin wrote:Some suggestion that Moriarty won't make the Ireland match - picked up a shoulder knock so will be touch and go. Faletau also not quite ready so we might be seeing Navidi switched to 8, Tips back in at 7, with Shingler at 6. A very mobile backrow. Could James Davies sneak a bench spot?

Reckon that would be an improvement given Moriarty lack of match fitness, especially if he’s now carrying a shoulder too. James Davies would be fantastic of the bench too, although I’d start him.

cubby boi wrote:

penguin wrote:Some suggestion that Moriarty won't make the Ireland match - picked up a shoulder knock so will be touch and go. Faletau also not quite ready so we might be seeing Navidi switched to 8, Tips back in at 7, with Shingler at 6. A very mobile backrow. Could James Davies sneak a bench spot?

Reckon that would be an improvement given Moriarty lack of match fitness, especially if he’s now carrying a shoulder too. James Davies would be fantastic of the bench too, although I’d start him.

Just listening to a BBC podcast and they're suggesting Faletau might get game time this weekend...if so he certainly becomes a bench option. Would love to see Davies get on the bench but he's not going to ahead of an even 80% Faletau I wouldn't think.

penguin wrote:

cubby boi wrote:

penguin wrote:Some suggestion that Moriarty won't make the Ireland match - picked up a shoulder knock so will be touch and go. Faletau also not quite ready so we might be seeing Navidi switched to 8, Tips back in at 7, with Shingler at 6. A very mobile backrow. Could James Davies sneak a bench spot?

Reckon that would be an improvement given Moriarty lack of match fitness, especially if he’s now carrying a shoulder too. James Davies would be fantastic of the bench too, although I’d start him.

Just listening to a BBC podcast and they're suggesting Faletau might get game time this weekend...if so he certainly becomes a bench option. Would love to see Davies get on the bench but he's not going to ahead of an even 80% Faletau I wouldn't think.

Just because of my CubbyLurv, I do hope he benches. Wouldn't even care about the result. Ooooh.

penguin wrote:

Frodder wrote:Lads lads lads, let's all be friends

F*CK YOU.

Charming, I'll report you to mayoress of Monmouth

Frodder wrote:

penguin wrote:

Frodder wrote:Lads lads lads, let's all be friends

F*CK YOU.

Charming, I'll report you to mayoress of Monmouth

It was a direct quote from her so it won't do you much good.

Still not the same without Henry.

Is henry banned? Or is he just tired of the f**king same conversations day in, day out, from the same cold, soulless, glazed-eyed, hope vampires, blowjobbing the junk of levity from the flacid cocks of current affairs for thousands upon thousands of pestilent posts for no other reason but the putrid emptiness of their own barren cadavered lives.

We need more optimism lads.

Plato'sCave wrote:

I assume the handshaking represents Northern Ireland?

Willie Falloon wrote: I assume the handshaking represents Northern Ireland?

Fistbump

Willie Falloon wrote:

Plato'sCave wrote:

I assume the handshaking represents Northern Ireland?

No that's the fist.

Bit too much lovey dovey going on here, especially from Plato towards the Paddies.

Don't get me wrong, I like the Irish, just want to bitch slap you in just over a week. Put you back in your place as it were.

(Then smash England when you get your turn).

LandOTurk wrote:Bit too much lovey dovey going on here, especially from Plato towards the Paddies.

Don't get me wrong, I like the Irish, just want to bitch slap you in just over a week. Put you back in your place as it were.

(Then smash England when you get your turn).

I’m playing the long game

Stop being nice to each other already.

It's unbecoming and you're not very good at it

ManInTheBar wrote:Stop being nice to each other already.

It's unbecoming and you're not very good at it

No spite for the Irish from me. I'm not good enough a poster to fake it

c69 wrote:ffs 2204
Dear God now that was spite. I'm out.

They lost their shit

My dad was Irish, this match was best when both sides were utter shite - the result was unimportant, the day was everything.

I thought that only Dai was thick enough to post photos of "so-called" Irish itinerant caravans with yellow (UK) registration plates.

But Welsh posters were at it in 2014 too, apparently.
Can you not get those poor Welsh people a decent home?
They have obviously been homeless for years, with nothing better to do than reproduce mediocre props.

I like Wales and the Welsh.

Wales is the spiritual home of Rugby in my opinion.

Trostan wrote:I thought that only Dai was thick enough to post photos of "so-called" Irish itinerant caravans with yellow (UK) registration plates.

But Welsh posters were at it in 2014 too, apparently.
Can you not get those poor Welsh people a decent home?
They have obviously been homeless for years, with nothing better to do than reproduce mediocre props.

Maybe, just maybe (stay with me now), Dai is 2204?