Penddu2
Penddu2
Some opinions on todays games...should be easy wins for Italy (v Namibia) and Ireland (v Romania).
I think that Argentina will be too strong for England - but if you are looking for a potential banana skin (betting opportunity) then watch out for Australia v Georgia. Georgia have a very solid pack which will put Oz under pressure - and while Australia should normally have the skills, talent, etc to see them off - Eddie Jones's tactics have looked very suspect and the camp is not happy with him. I see this match as biggest possible upset in first round of matches.....
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Re: The Mid Beds betting remains very tight – politicalbetting.com
Big G - I concur. There will be a debate in the Senedd. 'Welsh' Labour will be all pious - Conservatives very shouty and ineffective - Plaid sensible but ignored. An enquiry will be set up to look at… (View Post)1 -
Re: The Mid Beds betting remains very tight – politicalbetting.com
Big G - I concur. There will be a debate in the Senedd. 'Welsh' Labour will be all pious and condescending - Conservatives very shouty and ineffective - Plaid sensible but ignored. An enquiry will be… (View Post)4 -
Re: The Mid Beds betting remains very tight – politicalbetting.com
I am certain there are many fake entries in there but there is clearly a strong resentment among the average Welsh resident. This will be debated in the Senedd but will not change the law. (View Post)1 -
Re: The Mid Beds betting remains very tight – politicalbetting.com
Their route is already established - their players move to South Africa. Same as Tunisia, Maroc etc players moving to France. Once you have a core of better players coming through you can look again … (View Post)1 -
Re: The Mid Beds betting remains very tight – politicalbetting.com
Incidentally - a Samoa win would effectivley guarantee England a place in QF. However an Argentina win would mean that England would need to beat Samoa in 2 weeks time - not a foregone conclusion. (View Post)2
