Leicester Tigers

johnthegriff wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 14, 2020 2:52 pm

......... Mind you if we win the Premiership they will probably still be saying we will need to be better to beat promoted Saracens.

Be careful. Many a true word spoken in jest!



Their thirds didn't play badly yesterday.

Re Mr Barnes. Right call, wrong bloke (Twice) and the Saints yellow should have been a red. Didn't see much difference between that and Fazlet's to be honest. Scrappy old game. Our forwards could turn into something useful, if they could only stay on the pitch. The backs need match time as a unit......

Well a win is a win. Always sweeter against Saints. Funny how saints went from having one of the best attacks too this. Defence was good, discipline not A few bright sparks individually attack wise. Generally better game management and without Ford is a big + funny how some posters only really post...

Happy with the win and there were some positives but it was still a dross game - other than a lucky try for Lenny we really did not threaten their line all game and if Saints had taken their opportunities in the red z8one the result would likely have been different. Si ma tante en avait elle s'appe...

Disappointed by T Youngs return. Hoping for the best but expect any line out in decent attacking position to go horribly wrong. Post a toro Est bonum quadrigis. Si pugnabit sicut unum Si quis putas est Non sine causa munera Victoria enim nostrum Or. From behind the couch. It's a good team If we fig...

Disappointed by T Youngs return. Hoping for the best but expect any line out in decent attacking position to go horribly wrong. Post a toro Est bonum quadrigis. Si pugnabit sicut unum Si quis putas est Non sine causa munera Victoria enim nostrum Or. From behind the couch. It's a good team If we fig...

Didn't watch it. Had a look at the two teams and thought "We're in for a regular shellacing here." To paraphrase Mr Blackadder "These games are like a broken pencil. Pointless." As far as Tigers are concerned that's right on so many counts. Get this season's tripe out of the way and bring on next se...

jgriffin wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 08, 2020 4:06 pm

Bill Woodward RIP
"Keep the Faith" should be a chant, methinks.

+1

Dear old Bill. I do miss him. And not just for the conversations on rugby. I find it very difficult watching a game and staying truly objective when the adrenaline is running. You can't "oooh ah" in appreciation nor join in the banter of a large crowd when your sat on the settee. (or watching from b...

Argghhhh! A thousand unprintable oaths! Frustration abounds.
I'm going for a lie down in a darkened room for an hour or so before reflecting on that.

Dull Dull Dull

Now we have the most dangerous of things. Hope.

You would have thought I might have better things to do than watch my team get thrashed game in, game out.

At least 3 ahead of the kicker, again at the restart! :smt009 Basics just not being reffed just to speed up the game. Hookers on the pitch, forward passes, offside, squint put ins, squint throws, obstruction. The refs seem to concentrate on their pet areas but forget the basics. Another extremely s...

OakhamTiger32 wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 05, 2020 4:20 pm

At least 3 ahead of the kicker, again at the restart!

Basics just not being reffed just to speed up the game.
Hookers on the pitch, forward passes, offside, squint put ins, squint throws, obstruction.

The refs seem to concentrate on their pet areas but forget the basics.