Leicester Tigers

I heard in Wycombe that is was no longer called the "wasps Scrum" but had been renamed the "Backwards Step"

Perhaps we could get the army to build a bridge over the crisp packet. It only took them a week in Cumbria :smt004 Negative. Would be in line of sight of those sitting in lower tiers. Will have to be a tunnel under it! :smt023 :smt023 :smt023 No chance of getting planning permission for a tunnel an...

kingol22 wrote:one spelling mistake is acceptable but spelling a players name wrong when it is in the title is dreadful and what are panamas?

Only God knows how to spell his name and the reason we cant spell it correctly is because God is too scared to write it down in fear of getting it wrong

kingol22 wrote:I thought that was mccaw

McCaw is possibly the best flanker but Mr Moody has the ability to pick himself up time after time and therefore IMO is the proffesionally the greatest flanker. the times he could have given up but comes back better and madder. Hat off to him

all the best to harry. hopefully his recovery from this new setback will be swift. just needs time

Lewis moody is professionally the best flanker in the world ever

adel, jez and hackney were the players i remember as a kid but the question will always be asked, in todays modern era do these player meet the demands put upon them. steve kenney is another all time great that should atleast ge a mention

the hop skip and pass is frustrating. however it can be affective. Fast ball is ideal for back lines but it can make a scrum half predictable. Scrum halfs need to vary their delivery. some times the slow release from the base of a ruck alows the scrum half to see the gap that the defence around the ...

must be a family trait. His brother has been in the paper recently saying he should be playing at a much higher level. from what i have seen of him he is playing high enough. Ben foden does however seem to be producing some of the goods in GP so why not give him a chance in the 6N, at least from the...

the answer in my opinion is another Daryl Gibson. defensively solid, sometimes a little one dimensional in attack but even then that one dimension was worth atleast 10m

would love to see a back row of woods moody and croft at 8. dont think he has played there for tigers but i remember meyer saying last season that he belived it would be his most affective position

15. John Liley 14. Geordan Murphy 13. Seru Rabeni (in his first season) 12. Pat Howard 11. Rory Underwood 10. Joel Stransky 9. Austin Healey 1. Perry Freshwater 2. Ben Kayser 3. Julian White 4. Martin Johnson (capt) 5. Fritz Van Heerden 6. Lewis Moody 7. Neil Back 8. Dean Richards 16. Richard Cocker...

Stu_F wrote:Harry Toews & Nick Clapinson were both, I think, Canadian internationals who played, albeit briefly for Tigers (I think Clapinson may only have played once).

harry is still up keeping the tiger spirit but currently with sheffield tigers.

There was nothing in it! He was just trying to get under the ball. It was quicker to get his foot in the way rather than have to go to ground. It was nowhere near his arm. His foot even went the wrong side of the ball. the photo in the gallery shows boot on arm and at normal speed on tv shows boot ...

jus looking at the highlights from saturday and noticed delon's attempt at stopping crane from scoring. not so much an attempt to kick the ball from jordan's hands as to kick jordans arm. doesnt seem to be his normal nature but the picture on the tigers website as crane scores makes it look worse. i...