Six Nations Rugby: Lawrence Dallaglio is joined by former Wales player Shane Williams
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.พ. 2024
- Lawrence is joined by former Wales player, Shane Williams, who holds the record as top try scorer for his country, and Evening Standard rugby correspondent, Nick Purewal.
Lol, Shane and Nick analyse Round 2 of the Six Nations and discuss England’s progress, the pros and cons of the blitz defence, what’s making Ireland so unstoppable and whether or not there should be any fallow weeks in the Six Nations championship.
Shane also recalls his time being coached by Warren Gatland and Shaun Edwards, shares which player performances from the Wales team have impressed him so far and predicts how he thinks Wales will fare over the next few games.
Plus, they share their views on which aspects of the game have become boring for spectators, whether the way TMOs are involved in decisions should change and Nick shares more information on the new mouthguards being worn by players that can alert the need for an HIA.
And with a five out of six success rate so far, the QBE Predictor delivers its forecast for the winners of Round 3.
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Great podcast , It helps I love the pair of you 👍🏻
I like this podcast👍🏻
What about a chip in the ball that goes of when the ball is on or over line and makes contact with the ground.???.
As an Irish fan, I think Welsh fans should be excited about where their team is going, 60-70% of their squad will be available for the next two RWC's, they have so many young talented players who are getting loads of experience in this 6N; and to have only lost their last two games by a total of 3 points! I wish Ireland were in the same state, 40% of our lads wont be at the next RWC; and in that 40% is the majority of our stating XV...
Sure, what good is that if they can't win anything. Ireland could pick a young team, and it would hammer that Wales side I'd say Munster Bs could beat them
@@DM-rp9ik Developing a team that will last them 10 years is the good - Ireland are going for consistency 4 years out from a RWC with aging players in key positions - our youngest player in the back-three is 26, all the other teams have multiple players who are 20/21/22... sure we might win a 6N title or two, but we're not getting past the RWC QF...
Sure we might win a six nations .... no big accomplishment i suppose@@user-yq7tt3ii6h
Plenty young Irish talent coming through. They're going for 3 under 20 grand slams in a row ffs, you havnt been paying attention
@user-yq7tt3ii6h The youngest back 3 player is Mack Hanson, who is 25. This is the problem with people looking at the Irish squad on a surface level. There is a player behind the 30 something year old who is as good if not better already.
Examples
Conan 31 > Doris 25
O'Mahony 33 > Baird 24
Bernie 31 > McCarthy 22
Murray 34 > Casey 24
The thing people aren't seeing is that in most positions, the younger player has the potential to be better or is better already, like Doris and McCarthy.
Expect people to be equally shocked when P McCarthy Boyle Osborne Ahern Edogbo Prendergast and Glesson come in over the next 2 years. To replace someone who everyone seems to think won't be replaced.
Wales are in a completely different position, not having any players ready to step up or fill in and so have to start from scratch.
There were actually 3 games last weekend...dishraceful
Shane Williams. What a great Player. And a great Honest Brain 🧠. I’m Irish living in America. Yes I Played Rugby 🏉 As my Father Did. We are Catholic. In my Father’s Time not Many Irish Catholics played Rugby. Regarded as a Protestant Game. Often Looked Upon as Turncoats. 😳😳🤔. Glad it has Eventually Changed. Ireland Very Interesting as to the Fact that it played as a whole Country.
North & South. A Form of INVICTUS WOULD even make a Better Movie in its Day. Sports Before Bolitics 🤔.
A Country of 4 Great Provinces.
An Under Age System that Hopefully Stands the Test of Time. Now. This Year. Every Year. And Every 4 years for Every World Cup. I’m Tired of Negativity. I’m Tired of Silly Reporter Questions & Coaches and Players Having to Answer These Questions in the Limelight of Live Coverage.
And Also these Commentators
Commenting Before/During & After Matches. Some are Good
Example. Brian O’Driscoll.
Wiser Ones like Ronan O’Gara
Would not do it. 🤔🧐.
Anyway. Good Luck to Wales in Building a Future Great Team.
I Believe Ireland will win a Double Grand Slam. Take it While it’s Going. All Other Teams will Get Their Turn In Time. That is what Makes It a Great Championship.
Good Health to All Teams and
Great Memories to All Spectators Of Great Games.
Win or Lose.
The ref was poor in England game. Some puzzling decisions taken. In Scotland game Berry I think was put into a bad situation, he said held up so went to TMO. McNiece was problem as he was indecisive and contradicted himself. Cannot blame Berry.
Berry put himself in a bad situation. He could have got in amongst the bodies to see exactly where the ball was.
Scotland put themselves in a bad position
Well Berry was in possibly best position he could be without intereferring in play. Seriously check out clips of it. He also did what probaly 99% of refs do which is if not 100% sure then go to TMO. I'm not a fan of his as such but in thise case I'm not sure what else he could do.
@@jamesm9995
The TMO followed the rules - his hands were tied by refs on-field decision! Once the former call was made only incontrovertible evidence for the obverse call would change that. He tried (I thought) but the replay evidence simply was not there to give everyone the call they wanted/felt should have been made.
@@drdecco1 Not in this instance I'm afraid. McNiece intially said yes ball is grounded so Berry then said "should I change onfield decision to try"? McNiece then subsequently backtracked and said no conclusive evidence. When Berry said onfield no try then TMO should look for conclusive evidence to overturn then advise accordingly. He didn't, he confused matters.
Sorry Wales, but you’re gonna lose by a lot more than that and you’re not gonna score 16 points.
Great record for tries but he was shocking defensively.
Enjoyed the podcast but noticed how much psychomotor activity LD is demonstrating. Hope he is OK.
Get rid of scrums, get rid of the held up law
Mr Dallaglio Needs help with his addiction... He has a twitch... Over Apprehensive And Ignorant About Modern Rugby.. Out Of His Depth.