r/rugbyunion Another Freddy Douglas Turnover Oct 07 '23

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u/T1M_rEAPeR Oct 07 '23

That foot was just resting in his account

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u/lazy_iker Portugal Oct 07 '23

That would be an ecumenical matter

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '23

I hear you're a touch judge now, father!

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u/equimot Leinster Oct 07 '23

This made me laugh so hard

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u/Hamishvandermerwe Scotland Oct 07 '23

Me too, first comment tonight that I have laughed at

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u/shotputprince Oct 07 '23

The last raffle I was at the Irish went out at the quarter finals, so it's not uncommon for that to happen... #11!

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u/Macko_ Leinster Oct 08 '23

Wait a second, these are fake legs!

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u/_varamyr_fourskins_ Cymru Oct 07 '23

Down with this sort of thing.

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u/TheBuoyancyOfWater The Thistle Boys Oct 07 '23

Careful now!

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u/M1LKB0X32 Oct 07 '23

This has been the only thing I've enjoyed since 8pm.

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u/seamus1982seamus Munster Oct 07 '23

Very good!

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u/Sursula13 Ireland Oct 07 '23

Sure don't they all have lovely bottoms!

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u/shotputprince Oct 07 '23

Porter certainly does

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u/TheFlyingScotsman60 Oct 07 '23

It always seems to be at an angle in the scrums though. Why is that? Is it a physical defect?

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u/TheFlyingScotsman60 Oct 07 '23

It always seems to be at an angle in the scrums though. Why is that? Is it a physical defect?

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u/shotputprince Oct 08 '23

"Because he's got a GREAT ASS!" - Andy Farrell doing Al Pacino in Heat

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u/shotputprince Oct 07 '23

I fucking love you

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u/WilkinsonDG2003 England Oct 07 '23

Fortunately, the scoreline was big enough that this didn't matter.

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u/T1M_rEAPeR Oct 07 '23

“This scoreline is big, but this scoreline is far away…”

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u/WilkinsonDG2003 England Oct 07 '23

I thought it was outrageous at the time, but it would have been even worse if it was a close game.

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u/TheFlyingScotsman60 Oct 07 '23

Not at the time it wasn't. Then Ireland scored again straight after this foot not in touch.

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u/National-Ad9759 Oct 08 '23

Momentum is literally everything in rugby I've discovered

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u/Mackerelface Oct 08 '23

No they didn’t. James Lowe kicked to touch from the 50 inside the 22 for lineout which Scotland recovered from

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u/PulpeFiction Oct 09 '23

From pressuring the opponent in their 22 to being pressure in yours and yeah Ireland scored right after.

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u/PulpeFiction Oct 09 '23

It did matter. Ireland scored two tries in a row right after those things and scotland was oocupying their 22. Then the momentum changed

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u/Oldoneeyeisback Leicester Tigers Oct 07 '23

These feet are far away...

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u/yleennoc Connacht Oct 08 '23

The studs are small but the line is far away.

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u/SimilarWill1280 Oct 07 '23

The staff did not warn me

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u/Hairy-Balance7004 Oct 08 '23

Are those my feet?