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Okay I know very few if any of you will care about this (apart from maybe Shango and J-M) but I couldn't let this forum be left out in celebrating Wales winning the 6 Nations!
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Originally Posted by BBC
Wales survived some anxious moments to claim their first Grand Slam since 1978 with a historic victory in Cardiff.
Mike Ruddock's side held their nerve to beat Ireland at home for the first time since 1983 and clinch the Six Nations.
A first-half try from Gethin Jenkins helped Wales to a 16-6 interval lead, with Gavin Henson weighing in with a drop goal and a long-range penalty.
Kevin Morgan's try put them 29-6 up but tries from Marcus Horan and Geordan Murphy ensured a nervous finale.
But Wales, for whom fly-half Stephen Jones added 16 points with the boot, held on to complete a remarkable transformation in fortunes. They failed to win a match in the Six Nations two years ago, but under Ruddock they have flourished by reverting to the adventurous style of old.
What a wonderful day it was in Cardiff everyone was going crazy and were soooo happy since rugby is our national sport, and when the rugby teams doing well we're all happy!
I didn't get to watch any of the 6 nations as it was all on cable, but you'd still have no chance if you came over and competed in our Tri-Nation series (Australia, South Africa and New Zealand).
I would have liked Ireland to win this, but at least it's better than those pommy gits winning.
I didn't get to watch any of the 6 nations as it was all on cable, but you'd still have no chance if you came over and competed in our Tri-Nation series (Australia, South Africa and New Zealand).
Your right we wouldn't have a chance if we were in the Tri Nations, we'de give you lot a good run for your money on in our back yard, as the autum internationals showed, but I still think we'de get a good beating down under. But this is a time to celebrate... so I'm not thinking about it too much!
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