Sarries v Clermont

markharbtiger · Post by **markharbtiger** » Sat Apr 18, 2015 5:03 pm

English interest in Euro cup is now officially over.
Gutted that Sarries have lost...

Big Dai · Post by **Big Dai** » Sat Apr 18, 2015 5:06 pm

Watched Tigers repeatedly run into the black wall last week. One touch of class, the chip over the advancing defence and, bang, try.

Was that plan B or plan C? Dunno. But more of a clue than we had.

drc_007 · Post by **drc_007** » Sat Apr 18, 2015 5:08 pm

To be honest Saracens never really looked like scoring a try, once Clermont got ahead the game was up.

fortysix · Post by **fortysix** » Sat Apr 18, 2015 5:12 pm

Good riddance to Afrikanners false money and a 41000 million deficit. If they cant buy success with that sort of budget, tough titty....

Not many tears lost anywhere apart from a few thousand Barnet followers.

Bobmac · Post by **Bobmac** » Sat Apr 18, 2015 6:27 pm

Glad they lost. Yet again they get away with murder, Ashton should of been yellow carded and a penalty try given for his no arms tackle to stop a certain try.

rocktop51 · Post by **rocktop51** » Sat Apr 18, 2015 6:39 pm

markharbtiger wrote:English interest in Euro cup is now officially over.
Gutted that Sarries have lost...

Really? For English rugby yes but for Sarries then no

Noggs · Post by **Noggs** » Sat Apr 18, 2015 7:17 pm

Bobmac wrote:Glad they lost. Yet again they get away with murder, Ashton should of been yellow carded and a penalty try given for his no arms tackle to stop a certain try.

Could not agree more; I was astonished that the TMO didn't pick it up although to be fair I thought it was preceded by a forward pass that wasn't even looked at.

All in all the saffers gave a better performance than I expected but the best team won. Allez Clermont

InGuinnessVeritas · Post by **InGuinnessVeritas** » Sun Apr 19, 2015 9:44 am

fortysix wrote:... and a 41000 million deficit.

That's a helluva lot in any currency!

TigerCam · Post by **TigerCam** » Sun Apr 19, 2015 10:24 pm

Big Dai wrote:Watched Tigers repeatedly run into the black wall last week. One touch of class, the chip over the advancing defence and, bang, try.

Was that plan B or plan C? Dunno. But more of a clue than we had.

Come on BD - you know 'one, two bump' is the only true way, any other plan for the Tigers is pure blasphemy!!!!

4071 · Post by **4071** » Mon Apr 20, 2015 7:58 am

This is the same bitter schadenfreude I spent many years enduring from fans of smaller clubs when Tigers were the dominant English side and yet would occasionally lose games.

Have we really fallen so far that we've become those bitter snipers from the sidelines, reveling in the failures of others because we have no success of our own to enjoy?

TigerLad · Post by **TigerLad** » Mon Apr 20, 2015 8:30 am

4071 wrote:This is the same bitter schadenfreude I spent many years enduring from fans of smaller clubs when Tigers were the dominant English side and yet would occasionally lose games.

Have we really fallen so far that we've become those bitter snipers from the sidelines, reveling in the failures of others because we have no success of our own to enjoy?

Yes.

fleabane · Post by **fleabane** » Mon Apr 20, 2015 9:00 am

Clermont is my second club, and so I was pleased with the win. I do not like Sarries because of that dreadful South African coach whose name I have obliterated from my mind, although I do like their current coaches.

There are some clubs I would be pleased to see winning, even if we are out of the relevant competition. There are others I will not support - all down to personal prejudice and preference, and nothing at all to do with schadenfreude.

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