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Jimmy Neighbour
Oohhh unlucky there.
The TMO is called JunckerWe're gonna have to kick every penalty now as there's no chance he'll allow a try
Welshman.Quite an exciting game. They stop the clock and really have a lot more egg ball VAR now. Tho they somehow missed a blatant forward pass.
Welshman.
Underhill has to take MotM here.
Some of those hits have been absolutely beastly
A lot of English players are not English by birth. Tuilagi - who was awesome - is Samoan, and we have a Kiwis too. Modern world, people, families are transnational.
A lot of English players are not English by birth. Tuilagi - who was awesome - is Samoan, and we have a Kiwis too. Modern world, people, families are transnational.
Tuilagi also moved as a child - he was only 13.Tuiliagi yes - it’s a rugby thing I don’t like
Who else?
The brothers came here as kids and grew up here
NZ take all the islanders best players too don’t forget
Makes my blood boil in cricket also!
But that’s modern sport. But it detracts from any success our teams have imho!
Rugby is not for me! Got fed up with ‘rugger’ at school! Was a posh boys sport back then!
I don't know if it is a bad thing. Kevin Peterson. Big character, was an asset to our game no? Same in Rugby? Maybe just the way the world is now - people move about.
Tuilagi also moved as a child - he was only 13.
Personally I look beyond land mass for nationality - I find it very narrow minded to not recognise that nationality should be about values and contribution, not biology (which in itself is pretty complicated!).
Residency is an interesting one though, as the residence is surely the UK? The Vunipolas and Tuilagi all moved to Wales initially, but play for England.
I think two of them went to school in Wales and then moved to England. The lined get very blurred, which raised my question about qualification - at what point do you decide which nationality is relevant?didnt they go to school in England
a certain welsh spurs supporting winger was born in Kings Lynn