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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby legion » Wed Sep 23, 2015 5:46 pm

Big night for Japan tonight.

Though of course according to the Japanese professor rugby fan & expert on the BBC website it won't be broadcast from 10PM on J Sports. So I won't be watching with divided allegiances, I was born in Scotland, grew up in England, live in Japan.

Have Scotland done their homework and will adjust their game plan to stifle Japan, or does Eddie Jones have another surprise planned?
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby Russell » Wed Sep 23, 2015 5:57 pm

matsuki wrote:Bribery is corruption indeed, that's on the SLC and IOC officials....but to have the event go over budget and just outright burn accounting documents to get away with it? WTF?

The modern version of that is clearing the hard drive of your server.

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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby Wage Slave » Wed Sep 23, 2015 5:58 pm

It's on normal terrestrial TV as well. Channel 4, Chukyo TV in these parts or so I am told. Good that they can put it on in response to events. I don't remember that ever happening in the UK. Once on Sky, that's it, exclusively theirs.

Edit to add: Available in Toyohashi I see on button 4. Chukyo TV is part of Nippon Television Network System (NNS) if that helps for other places. NTV probably in Tokyo.

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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby Wage Slave » Wed Sep 23, 2015 6:14 pm

legion wrote:be watching with divided allegiances, I was born in Scotland, grew up in England, live in Japan.


I have a feeling that a lot of English spectators won't be feeling terribly divided for this one.
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby legion » Wed Sep 23, 2015 6:55 pm

The English were 100% against Scottish independence, if you believe the media ..... so they should be rooting for their dearest neighbours, should they not?
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby Wage Slave » Wed Sep 23, 2015 7:02 pm

legion wrote:The English were 100% against Scottish independence, if you believe the media ..... so they should be rooting for their dearest neighbours, should they not?


We will see. It would only be right given the strong support that English teams have received from Scottish spectators over the years. But the English are a funny bunch.
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby legion » Thu Sep 24, 2015 12:28 am

We could be kind and say that four days wasn't enough to recover.

Too many unforced errors in the first half, and Scotland read a few passes in the second to crushing effect.
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby matsuki » Thu Sep 24, 2015 8:49 am

Russell wrote:
matsuki wrote:Bribery is corruption indeed, that's on the SLC and IOC officials....but to have the event go over budget and just outright burn accounting documents to get away with it? WTF?

The modern version of that is clearing the hard drive of your server.

Which presidential candidate does that remind me of?


Shady as fuck Billary of course. Fortunately in this age, that isn't likely to be enough to hide your shit. Data recovery is a pretty lucrative business these days. Just like burning papers shouldn't be enough to hide costs....suppliers and such should have their own copies and the funds had to come from somewhere with records as well, yes?
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby Wage Slave » Thu Sep 24, 2015 8:51 am

Credit where it's due to Scotland. They were on their mettle and played hard and fast. Their defence was outstanding as was some of the passing. They kept it up right to the end and eventually got their just rewards. Just about everything SA wasn't. The final scoreline is a little unjust but there was no doubt who deserved to win that encounter.
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby legion » Thu Sep 24, 2015 12:33 pm

Wage Slave wrote:Credit where it's due to Scotland. They were on their mettle and played hard and fast. Their defence was outstanding as was some of the passing. They kept it up right to the end and eventually got their just rewards. Just about everything SA wasn't. The final scoreline is a little unjust but there was no doubt who deserved to win that encounter.


Laidlaw is very solid, you can't give away soft penalties when he is on the pitch.

Watched most of the Ozzie match afterwards

I think all of the Northern Hemisphere sides are going to hit a brick wall in the knock out stages.
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby Samurai_Jerk » Thu Sep 24, 2015 3:16 pm

:lol:

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Japan's Luke Thompson before a scrum against Scotland ....
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby kurogane » Thu Sep 24, 2015 5:37 pm

Well, he did knowingly (one assumes) agree to play for the gayest team in the gayest sport with the most hardcore campy homophobes, so he could be consider to have been forewarned. I have always laughed heartily at the overwhelming fagginess of anything macho Japanese men think is macho or at least masculine (the Manbag, for one, or the shiny shoes) but I just found out the Japanese team is called the Brave Blossoms. :keyboardcoffee: ODER :cry2:

Surely somebody could have given them a heads up on that one?
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby Samurai_Jerk » Thu Sep 24, 2015 5:54 pm

kurogane wrote:Well, he did knowingly (one assumes) agree to play for the gayest team in the gayest sport with the most hardcore campy homophobes, so he could be consider to have been forewarned. I have always laughed heartily at the overwhelming fagginess of anything macho Japanese men think is macho or at least masculine (the Manbag, for one, or the shiny shoes) but I just found out the Japanese team is called the Brave Blossoms. :keyboardcoffee: ODER :cry2:

Surely somebody could have given them a heads up on that one?


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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby legion » Thu Sep 24, 2015 11:19 pm

kurogane wrote:Well, he did knowingly (one assumes) agree to play for the gayest team in the gayest sport with the most hardcore campy homophobes, so he could be consider to have been forewarned. I have always laughed heartily at the overwhelming fagginess of anything macho Japanese men think is macho or at least masculine (the Manbag, for one, or the shiny shoes) but I just found out the Japanese team is called the Brave Blossoms. :keyboardcoffee: ODER :cry2:

Surely somebody could have given them a heads up on that one?


How much of a fuck do you think they don't give?

Goromaru is not going to die from pussy starvation.
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby Coligny » Fri Sep 25, 2015 12:50 am

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How much of a fuck do you think they don't give?

That's the big part of the embarrassement with the Japs...
They don't even realise how much of a case against mankind they embodies...
At least some Merkunz are aware that pissing off a good portion of the planet might have played a big part of why they have few missing skyscrappers in New York

Goromaru is not going to die from pussy starvation.

Neither is matsuki... that don't make him less of a missguided little spastik narwhal for some occasions...
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby kurogane » Fri Sep 25, 2015 11:09 am

legion wrote:
How much of a fuck do you think they don't give?

Goromaru is not going to die from pussy starvation.


Now, now. No need to go all touchy Rugby Klubber. :wink: Can you honestly say you didn't at least roll your eyes when you heard the nickname? Try saying it: The Brave Blossoms.

Now stop giggling. And besides, who are you to suggest that Goromaru doesn't prefer something harder and more tumescent? Or was that a clever parody of the homophobia charge? Anyways, just beng a soccer player here. :lol:
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby Samurai_Jerk » Fri Sep 25, 2015 11:17 am

kurogane wrote:
legion wrote:
How much of a fuck do you think they don't give?

Goromaru is not going to die from pussy starvation.


Now, now. No need to go all touchy Rugby Klubber. :wink: Can you honestly say you didn't at least roll your eyes when you heard the nickname? Try saying it: The Brave Blossoms.

Now stop giggling. And besides, who are you to suggest that Goromaru doesn't prefer something harder and more tumescent? Or was that a clever parody of the homophobia charge? Anyways, just beng a soccer player here. :lol:


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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby kurogane » Fri Sep 25, 2015 11:21 am

:keyboardcoffee: :clap:

Yes. You win. Strangely, those ones are even more homophobic than Rugby or American Football fans or players.
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby Wage Slave » Sun Sep 27, 2015 11:24 am

Oh yes! Even with an injury list that now stretches to 9 players Wales have the depth and commitment to beat England at home and in the game that really matters. Now England have to beat Australia just to get out of the group stages.

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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby chibaka » Sun Sep 27, 2015 2:56 pm

Rugby fans at home will understand..... :lol:

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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby legion » Sun Sep 27, 2015 7:52 pm

Wage Slave wrote:Oh yes! Even with an injury list that now stretches to 9 players Wales have the depth and commitment to beat England at home and in the game that really matters. Now England have to beat Australia just to get out of the group stages.



Wales played better rugby, so they won. Their scrum and line out are weak but they are great when they are gong forward, and that's how you score tries, or get penalties. I think the injuries helped them in an odd sort of a way, gave players who weren't at the top of the selector's list an opportunity to show their stuff.
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby legion » Sun Oct 04, 2015 12:30 am

Japan beat Samoa. Slightly helped by the Samoans getting themselves sin binned and giving away penalties. But Japan kept their heads and endured some crunching tackles.

Leitch just did a post match interview ....eigo ga umai .......
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby Wage Slave » Sun Oct 04, 2015 5:03 pm

Watched the first half and Japan were far far better than Samoa in every department. Went to bed thinking that they would likely get themselves a bonus point but sadly not to be. They should beat the USA unless something strange happens but they need to get 4 tries in the process to have any chance of getting to the quarters. They might well manage that but Scotland would have to not do it and then Japan would have to beat Scotland in the playoff match. That's a lot to hope for but .......

In other news Wales are definitely through with Australia from the group of death. England faded away somewhat it seems.
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby legion » Sun Oct 04, 2015 7:40 pm

Slim chance for Japan

No chance for England.

But no clear candidate for the cup yet, all the strong teams have shown vulnerability, and the rest have shown strengths.
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby kurogane » Wed Oct 07, 2015 9:13 am

Well, that makes it official: Canada sucks ass berries. Losing to Romania???? Blowing a 15 point lead? I wonder how long it will be before enough people get tired of this Playing with Heart schtick and the whole programme either gets dumped or they figure out how to score more than the other team. Even for the die hard Maple Leafer cheerleaders these sort of second rank sports attract this has got to be a serious blow.
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby Wage Slave » Mon Oct 12, 2015 6:48 pm

And Japan duly beat The USA in pretty convincing fashion. Actually, I thought the US weren't bad - they have improved a lot too. But Japan have come on in leaps and bounds. They were slightly unlucky not to get through to the quarters as they are the first to rack up three wins but still not get through. However, a glance at the points for and against shows Scotland were well ahead.

But that doesn't matter too much - What matters is what they have achieved for the game in Japan and in all the less powerful countries. They deserve enormous credit and have brought enormous credit to Japan.

Just great. Really great. Thank you guys and now look forward to the reception you deserve on your return.
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby legion » Mon Oct 12, 2015 7:28 pm

Apparently kids are imitating the Goromaru-san pre kick pose, so I guess we can say "job done"

Japan and the other second tier nations have lit up the tournament so far, the top tier nations have been pretty predictable and a little boring. I'm not a great one for being proud of being a UK passport holder, but I have been impressed by the supporters, where else would a former conflict enemy find its team so enthusiastically cheered as Argentina were?

Not one to draw comparisons, but Japan, Korea, China could learn a lot from this tournament about transcending the idiocy of politicians and burying the hatchet.

The dice have rolled in Ireland's favour, I think they have a strong chance of making the final.
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Re: Rugby World Cup

Postby Wage Slave » Thu Oct 15, 2015 7:39 pm

Speaking of kids ...

Nice one Boris
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Nice one Boris
Let's have another one

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Postby Takechanpoo » Thu Oct 15, 2015 8:55 pm

i do wish rugby fever would fade away as quickly as possible.
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Postby Wage Slave » Thu Oct 15, 2015 9:24 pm

Such Joie de vivre from the racist. Entirely in character and entirely predictable though. You must have hated seeing English crowds cheering for Japan. And seeing a non Yamato looking Japanese scoring the winning try for Japan against South Africa. The horror.

And as for that try scoring Kotaru Matsushima - He's an affront too no doubt.
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