Word Association Thread

There were some exceptional players in that era - from all the home nations: including (2 from each) Willie John and Mike Gibson from Ireland, Gordon Brown and Andy Irvine from Scotland, David Duckham & Fran Cotton from England, with Gareth & JPR from Wales.

In my humble opinion, they’d be great in any era

 

Eagers - Wagers

 

Almost kick off time - good luck Nick.

In 80 minutes, only one side (unless it’s a bloody draw) will be able to lift the Triple Crown

 

Absolutely

 

And to you Taff
May the best team win

Wagers - Swager

Much used in Port Talbot

 

Swager - Geyser

 

Geyser - Geezers


Cracking game, stupid shoulder charge by our No20?? = 7 points

Think the ref is having a good game.

Hope the second half is as good

Sorry about Stokes abject 'performance' vs Norwich

 

Very watchable game 17-15 as I type.

Geezers - Shenanigans

 

Never a red

 

I agree - O’Mahony’s last week was clear cut.

At worst, a penalty and yellow

 

Yellow card coming for Wales ?

 

Ian Botham’s grandson is on

 

The worst possible outcome - a contentious decision basically decided it ....

 

Shenanigans - Gangsters

 

Gangsters - Guinness

 

Congratulations Taff.
A cracking game, fine margins eh?

You have a superb defence which won you the game, plus an exceptional young wing.

Shades of a young JJ and other Williams

Well played

 

Generous as always Nick

I suspect that if ***erson hadn’t been shown red, then I’d have been congratulating you

Rees-Zammit looks pretty special. Imagine him playing alongside Hogg for the Lions

 

Guinness - Goodness.**
** good for you...in moderation

 

Goodness - Gelatines*

* - probably not

 

Just been sent this:


Stop press: Nicola Sturgeon doesn’t like the result.

She is demanding another game .....