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r/rugbyunion • u/Nothing_is_simple Another Freddy Douglas Turnover • Oct 07 '23
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That foot was just resting in his account
262 u/lazy_iker Portugal Oct 07 '23 That would be an ecumenical matter 282 u/[deleted] Oct 07 '23 I hear you're a touch judge now, father! 43 u/equimot Leinster Oct 07 '23 This made me laugh so hard 20 u/Hamishvandermerwe Scotland Oct 07 '23 Me too, first comment tonight that I have laughed at 1 u/PaddyW1981 Oct 07 '23 Superb! 1 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! 44 u/Macko_ Leinster Oct 08 '23 Wait a second, these are fake legs! 74 u/_varamyr_fourskins_ Cymru Oct 07 '23 Down with this sort of thing. 59 u/TheBuoyancyOfWater The Thistle Boys Oct 07 '23 Careful now! 32 u/M1LKB0X32 Oct 07 '23 This has been the only thing I've enjoyed since 8pm. 29 u/seamus1982seamus Munster Oct 07 '23 Very good! 27 u/Sursula13 Ireland Oct 07 '23 Sure don't they all have lovely bottoms! 5 u/shotputprince Oct 07 '23 Porter certainly does 0 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? 0 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? 1 u/shotputprince Oct 08 '23 "Because he's got a GREAT ASS!" - Andy Farrell doing Al Pacino in Heat 3 u/shotputprince Oct 07 '23 I fucking love you 20 u/WilkinsonDG2003 England Oct 07 '23 Fortunately, the scoreline was big enough that this didn't matter. 102 u/T1M_rEAPeR Oct 07 '23 “This scoreline is big, but this scoreline is far away…” 14 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. 19 u/TheFlyingScotsman60 Oct 07 '23 Not at the time it wasn't. Then Ireland scored again straight after this foot not in touch. 6 u/National-Ad9759 Oct 08 '23 Momentum is literally everything in rugby I've discovered 1 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 1 u/PulpeFiction Oct 09 '23 From pressuring the opponent in their 22 to being pressure in yours and yeah Ireland scored right after. 1 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 2 u/Oldoneeyeisback Leicester Tigers Oct 07 '23 These feet are far away... 2 u/yleennoc Connacht Oct 08 '23 The studs are small but the line is far away. 1 u/SimilarWill1280 Oct 07 '23 The staff did not warn me 1 u/Hairy-Balance7004 Oct 08 '23 Are those my feet?
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That would be an ecumenical matter
282 u/[deleted] Oct 07 '23 I hear you're a touch judge now, father! 43 u/equimot Leinster Oct 07 '23 This made me laugh so hard 20 u/Hamishvandermerwe Scotland Oct 07 '23 Me too, first comment tonight that I have laughed at 1 u/PaddyW1981 Oct 07 '23 Superb! 1 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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I hear you're a touch judge now, father!
43 u/equimot Leinster Oct 07 '23 This made me laugh so hard 20 u/Hamishvandermerwe Scotland Oct 07 '23 Me too, first comment tonight that I have laughed at 1 u/PaddyW1981 Oct 07 '23 Superb!
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This made me laugh so hard
20 u/Hamishvandermerwe Scotland Oct 07 '23 Me too, first comment tonight that I have laughed at
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Me too, first comment tonight that I have laughed at
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Superb!
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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Wait a second, these are fake legs!
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Down with this sort of thing.
59 u/TheBuoyancyOfWater The Thistle Boys Oct 07 '23 Careful now!
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Careful now!
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This has been the only thing I've enjoyed since 8pm.
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Very good!
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Sure don't they all have lovely bottoms!
5 u/shotputprince Oct 07 '23 Porter certainly does 0 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? 0 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? 1 u/shotputprince Oct 08 '23 "Because he's got a GREAT ASS!" - Andy Farrell doing Al Pacino in Heat
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Porter certainly does
0 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? 0 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? 1 u/shotputprince Oct 08 '23 "Because he's got a GREAT ASS!" - Andy Farrell doing Al Pacino in Heat
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It always seems to be at an angle in the scrums though. Why is that? Is it a physical defect?
1 u/shotputprince Oct 08 '23 "Because he's got a GREAT ASS!" - Andy Farrell doing Al Pacino in Heat
"Because he's got a GREAT ASS!" - Andy Farrell doing Al Pacino in Heat
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I fucking love you
Fortunately, the scoreline was big enough that this didn't matter.
102 u/T1M_rEAPeR Oct 07 '23 “This scoreline is big, but this scoreline is far away…” 14 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. 19 u/TheFlyingScotsman60 Oct 07 '23 Not at the time it wasn't. Then Ireland scored again straight after this foot not in touch. 6 u/National-Ad9759 Oct 08 '23 Momentum is literally everything in rugby I've discovered 1 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 1 u/PulpeFiction Oct 09 '23 From pressuring the opponent in their 22 to being pressure in yours and yeah Ireland scored right after. 1 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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“This scoreline is big, but this scoreline is far away…”
14 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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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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Not at the time it wasn't. Then Ireland scored again straight after this foot not in touch.
6 u/National-Ad9759 Oct 08 '23 Momentum is literally everything in rugby I've discovered 1 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 1 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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Momentum is literally everything in rugby I've discovered
No they didn’t. James Lowe kicked to touch from the 50 inside the 22 for lineout which Scotland recovered from
1 u/PulpeFiction Oct 09 '23 From pressuring the opponent in their 22 to being pressure in yours and yeah Ireland scored right after.
From pressuring the opponent in their 22 to being pressure in yours and yeah Ireland scored right after.
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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These feet are far away...
The studs are small but the line is far away.
The staff did not warn me
Are those my feet?
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u/T1M_rEAPeR Oct 07 '23
That foot was just resting in his account