Big Dai wrote:As long as we can pass, catch, kick to touch correctly and put the ball down when we cross the line we will be fine.
You been on the Remy early Dai - this is Tigers we are talking about
Fear not, Mrs G and I will be there tomorrow. She will be putting the 'fluence on the boys as well as wearing her new hoodie. She has not been to a losing match this season (pure bad luck I may add, illness, previous events etc).
A much better team - on paper - than last week.
Shame they are playing on grass then
Nowadays referees decide matches, players by how much.
A win tomorrow realistically puts Gloucester out of our reach in the chase for Europe next season, probably Bath too. So then it would be, imo, 2 from us, Sale and Quins for 5th spot.
Tigers by 20+ points then!
Anyone for the TBP by half time? [/quote]
If you offered me a TBP @ full time -I'd take it now.
Be really nice though at Half time - set others thinking we may have just clicked at the right end of the season.
Great to see Veainu at 15, the way Tiger play their wingers usually means they get the ball with very little time or space to do anything. From FB he gets a chance to think about it and build speed. Good to see Slater back, as long as he remembers being a good skipper is more than just chewing heads off (that's Cockers' job). The bench looks good too. I just hope that O'Conner IS fit this time.
I agree with everyone that this is a good team and we should win, looking at the Glaws team, but Tigers have always been much better with an authoritative 12, Howard, Gibson, Mauger and Allen. Perhaps the last piece of the jigsaw arrives in the summer. Bonus point? We certainly need it.
Opportunities always look bigger going than coming.
