WALES v ENGLAND today

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nosey
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WALES v ENGLAND today

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How refreshing it was to hear a national anthem sung magnificently this afternoon, compared to the renditions of the US anthem made by so-called "stars" at the Super Bowl and other large scale sports events in America. Full marks to the young lady who sang this afternoon. While on the subject of this afternoon's game, where do Wales go from here?.
davewells
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Re: WALES v ENGLAND today

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And a refreshingly easy win aswell.
marshman
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Re: WALES v ENGLAND today

Post by marshman »

And by an England second XV
nosey
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But you haven't answered my question!!
Deuce Bigolo
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nosey wrote:

> How refreshing it was to hear a national anthem sung
> magnificently this afternoon, compared to the renditions of
> the US anthem made by so-called "stars" at the Super Bowl and
> other large scale sports events in America. Full marks to the
> young lady who sang this afternoon.

The reason is simple.Singing the national anthem at a historical game which your COUNTRY is playing in is always going to have more significance than 2 sporting franchises battling it out

If you were to compare it to say America V Cuba in Baseball where there is a noted rivalry because Cuba keeps kicking their butts you might have a better comparison

or Australia V America in any swimming meet you care to mention
Both National Anthems are sung with passion that goes way overboard


While on the subject of
> this afternoon's game, where do Wales go from here?.

Quarterfinals at the world cup would be a good result

I can't see them catching up to New Zealand,South Africa,Australia,England
They are just too well resourced & trained

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mart
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Re: WALES v ENGLAND today

Post by mart »

Thanks for your optimism. Well, now that I've left Wales to live in NZ I suppose I have to hope that my new national team does a bit better than my old one....lol

Mart
Deuce Bigolo
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Post by Deuce Bigolo »

Look forward when you go online Mart for a haka dance

Didn't think I was being optimistic about Wales

In group D with Italy,Canada,Tonga and the Black Sheep
Should be 3 Wins 1 Loss to the Welsh IMHO

Form now means didley squat

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nosey
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Italy and Canada may be difficult to overcome don't you think they are not to bad on a rugby pitch.
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I'll concede the Italians match could go either way but the Canadians never
Great atheletes like Fijians but when push comes to shove in the last 20 minutes they'll be blown to bits

The only reason the Italians might be a match is because of their participation in the 6 nations tournament.They are still team with a hell of alot to learn which will count against them.their record in the 6 nations speaks for itself....promising but not yet up to scratch

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nosey
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Re: WALES v ENGLAND today

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Thanks for your views Deuce!
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