37 Responses to Six Nations – England v Scotland

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  superBul on 13 March 2011 at 6:56 pm

  79 Jonny Wilkinson adds the penalty as England take a 6-point lead – 22-16
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  superBul on 13 March 2011 at 6:56 pm

  That’s it. Wilkinson boots the ball off and England win. The Grand Slam is on!
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  superBul on 13 March 2011 at 6:59 pm

  England survive after a mighty effort from Scotland. The Calcutta Cup goes to England and they’ll travel to Dublin next week with the prospects of a first Grand Slam since 2003 very much alive
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  superBul on 13 March 2011 at 7:00 pm

  Man of the match James Haskell – deservedly so – is drained, the “toughest international” he’s played

  Tindall goes up the steps to take the Calcutta Cup from his future mother in law, Princess Anne
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  Bullscot on 13 March 2011 at 9:06 pm

  Hello superBul, you lucky man getting to spend the weekend at game lodge. Pity about the rugby, thought we should have had a nice lead after the 1st quarter of the game but England hung in and just got too strong in the 2nd half and the sin bin cost too many points. It also goes your way some days and others doesn’t as a coach, because I thought Parks made a big difference when he came on against Ireland but it didn’t work this week, was surprised Robinson brought Parks on when he did because Jackson played really well up to that point and was a big improvement on two weeks ago. Oh well there’s always Italy next week, but they will be full of confidence after their win against France.
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  superBul on 13 March 2011 at 10:08 pm

  @ Bullscot:
  Sorry i missed you. Was trying to update myself and the site. No TV near me from Friday afternoon.

  Man you must do it, this Game Lodge has such a special place in my heart. If you know about the Cheetahs, well those babies ar big now and my dream came true, i had a walk with them in the bush.

  On the previous day the walk had a live kill when they caught a warthog. Today the attempted a sebra but they aborted because it was too big. They would be able to manage a young sebra , but these were fully grown ones.

  Watch out for the new photos on my Web Album.
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  Bullscot on 13 March 2011 at 10:24 pm

  @ superBul:
  No worries man, that sounds really good must have been great to be so close to the wild animals, don’t know the specific story about the Cheetahs but it will be good to see the pictures. Can only dream on this for now, do miss going for walks in the bush with the game all around. Just about to head to bed to watch Wild at Heart, don’t know if you get it there but its a nice program filmed in the bush in SA, cheers man.