Tigers v Bristol (A) - Premiership - Friday 13th October 2023 - KO:19:45
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Re: Tigers v Bristol (A) - Premiership - Friday 13th October 2023 - KO:19:45
Considering that we were missing 7 of our starting pack (6 on international duty and Cronin injured) it would have been surprising if we were not out muscled and lacked penetration in the forwards.
This makes it difficult for backs moves to make ground.
For me it’s frustrating that league matches occur during the international window at all but at least the World Cup is only every 4 years.
This makes it difficult for backs moves to make ground.
For me it’s frustrating that league matches occur during the international window at all but at least the World Cup is only every 4 years.
Re: Tigers v Bristol (A) - Premiership - Friday 13th October 2023 - KO:19:45
Like us Sarries have so many players missing and I’m not sure how many Chiefs had away!
Next week is a huge game v Sale as their pack won’t be missing as many as us!
Our problem was always going to be coping during this period just like Sarries and Harlequins!
I think, though it’s difficult when, like last night, we watch poor basic skills cost us so many chances, to remember just how many forwards are missing.
Next week is a huge game v Sale as their pack won’t be missing as many as us!
Our problem was always going to be coping during this period just like Sarries and Harlequins!
I think, though it’s difficult when, like last night, we watch poor basic skills cost us so many chances, to remember just how many forwards are missing.
Re: Tigers v Bristol (A) - Premiership - Friday 13th October 2023 - KO:19:45
Having players away does not excuse the performance. The players yesterday are capable of considerably better and they know it.
But sure, we could have done better with our internationals back. At least we have Reffell and Kata back now.
But sure, we could have done better with our internationals back. At least we have Reffell and Kata back now.
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Re: Tigers v Bristol (A) - Premiership - Friday 13th October 2023 - KO:19:45
Lancaster...according to Wikipediasam16111986 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2023 6:07 pmHe's northern. Came through the Falcons academy. Not sure he'd take being called a southerner all that well.
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Re: Tigers v Bristol (A) - Premiership - Friday 13th October 2023 - KO:19:45
Sedbergh School in Cumbria after that.
If memory serves he competed for the England under 20s 15 shirt with Freddie Steward.
Re: Tigers v Bristol (A) - Premiership - Friday 13th October 2023 - KO:19:45
Argh, that explains it then.... he got Freddies pace when they were dishing things out in campsam16111986 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2023 6:49 pmSedbergh School in Cumbria after that.Big Dai wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2023 6:26 pmLancaster...according to Wikipediasam16111986 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2023 6:07 pm
He's northern. Came through the Falcons academy. Not sure he'd take being called a southerner all that well.
If memory serves he competed for the England under 20s 15 shirt with Freddie Steward.
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Re: Tigers v Bristol (A) - Premiership - Friday 13th October 2023 - KO:19:45
He's always been quick and elusive. He's built slight and has previously had issues losing the ball in contact. He's 6ft2 and just over 13 stone. Comparatively Steward is 3 inches taller but 3 stone heavier.fentiger wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2023 6:54 pmArgh, that explains it then.... he got Freddies pace when they were dishing things out in campsam16111986 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2023 6:49 pmSedbergh School in Cumbria after that.
If memory serves he competed for the England under 20s 15 shirt with Freddie Steward.
Re: Tigers v Bristol (A) - Premiership - Friday 13th October 2023 - KO:19:45
Who is the better guitarist?sam16111986 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2023 7:26 pmHe's always been quick and elusive. He's built slight and has previously had issues losing the ball in contact. He's 6ft2 and just over 13 stone. Comparatively Steward is 3 inches taller but 3 stone heavier.fentiger wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2023 6:54 pmArgh, that explains it then.... he got Freddies pace when they were dishing things out in campsam16111986 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2023 6:49 pm
Sedbergh School in Cumbria after that.
If memory serves he competed for the England under 20s 15 shirt with Freddie Steward.
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Re: Tigers v Bristol (A) - Premiership - Friday 13th October 2023 - KO:19:45
I like Martin Barre,Jimi and Clapton myselfBig Dai wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2023 7:50 pmWho is the better guitarist?sam16111986 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2023 7:26 pmHe's always been quick and elusive. He's built slight and has previously had issues losing the ball in contact. He's 6ft2 and just over 13 stone. Comparatively Steward is 3 inches taller but 3 stone heavier.
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Re: Tigers v Bristol (A) - Premiership - Friday 13th October 2023 - KO:19:45
Doesn't Steward play the guitar?Scott1 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2023 7:58 pmI like Martin Barre,Jimi and Clapton myselfBig Dai wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2023 7:50 pmWho is the better guitarist?sam16111986 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2023 7:26 pm
He's always been quick and elusive. He's built slight and has previously had issues losing the ball in contact. He's 6ft2 and just over 13 stone. Comparatively Steward is 3 inches taller but 3 stone heavier.
If I'm picking a guitarist I'm always going Rory Gallagher.
Re: Tigers v Bristol (A) - Premiership - Friday 13th October 2023 - KO:19:45
If we are looking best British Guitarist's then mine would be in no particular order, Peter Green, Mick Taylor, Eric Clapton
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Re: Tigers v Bristol (A) - Premiership - Friday 13th October 2023 - KO:19:45
I like Cream,I’m surprised Eric found time to play his guitar all the time he was trying to stop Baker and Bruce from killing each other!
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Re: Tigers v Bristol (A) - Premiership - Friday 13th October 2023 - KO:19:45
Scott1: They each were in John Mayalls Bluesbreakers before Cream 1st Eric Clapton 2nd Peter Green, 3rd Mick Taylor.
Each very good, Taylor also going on to The Rolling Stones, The others as you say Cream
Each very good, Taylor also going on to The Rolling Stones, The others as you say Cream
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