Big Dai wrote: ↑Sun Oct 29, 2017 5:11 pm
On a day when I'd have snatched your hands off for an LBP. I'll take the win. A nice victory Remy is going down well. Well played lads.
Completely agree. Having lost our first 2 games, to get a convincing win up there is fantastic. The lack of a tbp is unfortunate but for people to be complaining is deluded.
Anglo Welsh and international window to get players back and refreshed and then back at it.
As an aside as we were playing our 4th and 5th choice centres today how did Tait and Dossers lad do
Tait and Smith played very well. Tait did a passable impression of Toomua with some of his distribution.
Big Dai wrote: ↑Sun Oct 29, 2017 5:11 pm
On a day when I'd have snatched your hands off for an LBP. I'll take the win. A nice victory Remy is going down well. Well played lads.
Completely agree. Having lost our first 2 games, to get a convincing win up there is fantastic. The lack of a tbp is unfortunate but for people to be complaining is deluded.
Anglo Welsh and international window to get players back and refreshed and then back at it.
As an aside as we were playing our 4th and 5th choice centres today how did Tait and Dossers lad do
Tait and Smith played very well. Tait did a passable impression of Toomua with some of his distribution.
Seemed like Veainu stepped into the 13 channel in attack.
Very professional performance. Ford is a real class act.
TigerMac3 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 29, 2017 6:42 pm
Looks like we'll be seeing a lot more of this Centre partnership... MOC confirmed after the game that Toomua out for 6 weeks
Hopefully back for Munster and Sarries...
Happy days clearing straw from the pitch before the Baa-Baas games! KBO
Wear a Mask>Protect The NHS>Save Lives
So back for a warm up away to Wasps then starting against Munster away? If so,I think we can manage in the meantime and will be great to have back for the double-header
Will somebody tell the person who writes the news items on our website that Tigers are not 4th in the Aviva table after today's win at Newcastle and Baths home defeat by Gloucester we are now actually 3rd in the premiership.
Noddy555 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 29, 2017 6:59 pm
Will somebody tell the person who writes the news items on our website that Tigers are not 4th in the Aviva table after today's win at Newcastle and Baths home defeat by Gloucester we are now actually 3rd in the premiership.
I’m guessing the6 wrote that before the final whistle at Bath and missed the dramatic finish
strawclearer wrote: ↑Sun Oct 29, 2017 6:40 pm
Deano: "George Ford was man of the match. Their forwards controlled the game, controlled the line-outs and he pulled the strings."
How long have we waited for a rival coach to say that - and how sweet does it sound?! Fantastic!
Noddy555 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 29, 2017 6:59 pm
Will somebody tell the person who writes the news items on our website that Tigers are not 4th in the Aviva table after today's win at Newcastle and Baths home defeat by Gloucester we are now actually 3rd in the premiership.
Told Andy Mann - now sorted!
Happy days clearing straw from the pitch before the Baa-Baas games! KBO
Wear a Mask>Protect The NHS>Save Lives
Certainly Ford pulls the strings in a way Freddie couldn't.
However I still think Freddie is a classy player who found himself trying to spark a team that looked less than the sum of it's individuals and played like they had no game plan, a reliance on the old Tigers way (which simply no longer worked) and shattered confidence.
The defeats by Bath and Saints seem to have galvanised the team into playing with the structure O'Connor intended and some of the old Tigers "dog".
Big Dai wrote: ↑Sun Oct 29, 2017 7:25 pm
Two old Tigers putting the nail in the Bath coffin. Nice feeling. Posh Richard and I partook of a nice Fronton.
