Leicester Tigers

fentiger wrote: ↑Sat Jan 27, 2024 4:47 pm

Grannyman wrote: ↑Sat Jan 27, 2024 4:45 pm I’ve heard ‘Rosey’ and ‘Tempo’ far too many times today.

Austin will sort it all out!

mol2 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 26, 2024 9:54 pm Why the league should be playing matches when sides have so many players out for scheduled England matches makes a nonsense of the match for both sides.

+1

Remy time.

But only just. My late father would say "Beat 'em by half a point. It's enough."

Still need to learn to catch.

Just catch the blessed thing and it's easy

Dominant? I think not!

johnthegriff wrote: ↑Fri Jan 26, 2024 8:18 pm On the game I am watching Tigers are winning and seem to be dominating although of course they could be doing even better. I do wonder what some other posters are watching.

Until a poor kick.

There's winning and winning

Four knock ons costing us more than Foley

Knock on you mean?

The teams that kick more are winning more is what someone said the other day. Tigers are kicking less that the opponents in most cases. That's generally true, but what is most true is that the team that kicks the most metres is almost certain to win, particularly when the difference is as big as it...

Given Exeter are getting thumped, looks like the round of 16 will be: Toulouse v Racing 92 ® Leinster v Leicester ® Northampton v Munster ® Bordeaux Bègles v Saracens ® Harlequins v Glasgow Bulls v Lyon ® Stormers v La Rochelle ® Exeter v Bath All those marked ® are repeats of match ups in the grou...

Just got home from the Bath match in a sold out Stade Ernest Wallon. An excellent game and Bath oh so nearly had the nerve to snatch from Toulouse and I think they deserved the losing bp which may have given them a home match in the next round. Jack Willis not being available for England is a trave...

Just what is the point?

Saints fantastic performance in Munster. Winning despite an "Iffy" red. IMHO of course. Execution and a snap in attack. Rapier compared with Tiger's bludgeon. Not sure when you've kneed a guy twice in the head one with each leg it's that iffy. Maybe if just the one knee but that was a com...

Saints fantastic performance in Munster. Winning despite an "Iffy" red. IMHO of course.

Execution and a snap in attack. Rapier compared with Tiger's bludgeon.

Rugbygramps wrote: ↑Sat Jan 20, 2024 8:08 am

Big Dai wrote: ↑Fri Jan 19, 2024 9:36 pm Did the guy who got stood on go off for an HIA?

Yes he did and returned with the side of his face looking like a butchers slab

Ta....I was acting as barman at home (Visitors) so missed that bit. Only saw the offence on replay.