Samoa v Tonga
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Samoa v Tonga
In the pub in Belfast . Got them to put the RL on the Telly . Got a pub full of converts . That was brutal and magnificent
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What a game,simply THE game of the tournament so far superb to watch England will have a job to get past Samoa next week very different side to what that played in Newcastle
Great game
Great game
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Great game. We need some more of those players in SL. Take them out of the NRL and the competition is not half as good.
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Well done you. Agree totally. RL at its bestEDINBURGH-WARRIOR wrote: ↑Sun Nov 06, 2022 4:14 pm In the pub in Belfast . Got them to put the RL on the Telly . Got a pub full of converts . That was brutal and magnificent
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What it boils down to though is the simplicity of evenly matched teams, and that just doesnt happen often enough in Rugby league
Samoa will be soundly beaten by England
Samoa will be soundly beaten by England
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Promise?Wigan_forever1985 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 06, 2022 5:12 pm What it boils down to though is the simplicity of evenly matched teams, and that just doesnt happen often enough in Rugby league
Samoa will be soundly beaten by England
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My wife thinks England will win,I'm not so sure it'll be a close.run thing that's for sureWigan_forever1985 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 06, 2022 5:12 pm What it boils down to though is the simplicity of evenly matched teams, and that just doesnt happen often enough in Rugby league
Samoa will be soundly beaten by England
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They are big players but slow in almost everything they do.
England are also big but very mobile. Not one prop playing today would I swap for Tom Burgess or Chris Hill. Our passing is faster and more accurate.
Can't see past anything but an England win b y a large margin.
England are also big but very mobile. Not one prop playing today would I swap for Tom Burgess or Chris Hill. Our passing is faster and more accurate.
Can't see past anything but an England win b y a large margin.
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Wiganer Ted wrote: ↑Sun Nov 06, 2022 8:29 pm They are big players but slow in almost everything they do.
England are also big but very mobile. Not one prop playing today would I swap for Tom Burgess or Chris Hill. Our passing is faster and more accurate.
Can't see past anything but an England win b y a large margin.
Papalii is better than both of those easy but this is the best I’ve seen Tom play for England and same with hill. There will still be people crying about hill starting in the semis ignoring how bang average Knowles and lees have been
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If Burgess and Hill maintain their form I think England are red hot favourites next week. I think Knowles had a good game against PNG, Lees for me is bang average. Welsby needs to step up to the mark, he was average behind a dominant pack.Dreamteam wrote: ↑Sun Nov 06, 2022 9:19 pmWiganer Ted wrote: ↑Sun Nov 06, 2022 8:29 pm They are big players but slow in almost everything they do.
England are also big but very mobile. Not one prop playing today would I swap for Tom Burgess or Chris Hill. Our passing is faster and more accurate.
Can't see past anything but an England win b y a large margin.
Papalii is better than both of those easy but this is the best I’ve seen Tom play for England and same with hill. There will still be people crying about hill starting in the semis ignoring how bang average Knowles and lees have been