Wales Lucky? Pascal's Welsh? Twitter Disgrace! The Verdict...

After nearly a year of running this podcast, I felt today was as good a time as ever to give my opinions on what was arguably the most controversial match in Six Nations history!
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I know this is a bit late but its just come onto my feed, totally agree with what you say ref the eng/wales game, apart from this idea of taking 14 points off, here the thing IF we are doing the make it all perfect scenario, a few points on both of the controversial welsh try's wales had a penalties on 22 in front of posts, now assuming England covered the first , Dan would have kicked 3 points, on the second even if it got knocked on we were playing advantage - kick 3 points, so straight away the difference is only 8 points not 14. Now here's a thing the first england try was from a forward pass (about 2.5 m forward) so in our perfect game we have to take 7 off England, now the diff is only 1 point. lastly with the pen count we all know itoje should have been binned for 10 in the first half and in the last 15 England were giving pens away like hot cakes and they had been warned so again someone should have been binned there (the ref clearly didn't bin because he was making up for the first two so to speak). To summarize England actually got away with far more than wales did., but everyone was so hyped about the two wales trys the rest was ignored. Wales clearly out played england and it was the right result regardless. However is is so annoying how everyone missed the england stuff (apart from andy goode , credit to him he pointed it out in his blog). Still good summary anyway keep it up