I quite enjoyed it with the aid of fast-forwarding the Sky+ box. We were comfortably the poorest team on show, plenty of enthusiasm and individual skills (though lots of errors too) but we looked tactically naive and (surprise, surprise) uncoached.
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Agree with you BOI. It was great to see the unfancied teams do well (other than us, of course).
TBF, we had a v young team on show.
Welcome Quins Kitties born 02.04.09 - Purdo - Determined, loveable with a "can-do" attitude. A born leader. Louie - Big, white and fluffy. A very noisy prop forward. Harley- Cute and gorgeous (just like our no.9) Well, I couldn't call her Chad, could I? Update on Quins Mogs :- Purdo - deffo leader amongst Mogs. The Capo. Louie - turned out to be more like Louie Spence than LMS. Re-named Judas. Harley - Cute but not as gorgeous as our no.9. Oh well, at least I haven't got a Willy.
I quite enjoyed it with the aid of fast-forwarding the Sky+ box. We were comfortably the poorest team on show, plenty of enthusiasm and individual skills (though lots of errors too) but we looked tactically naive and (surprise, surprise) uncoached.
Looked rudderless and with the only plan being to simply throw it about and see what came off.
That said, they looked big and athletic. Something to work with at least.
I quite enjoyed it with the aid of fast-forwarding the Sky+ box. We were comfortably the poorest team on show, plenty of enthusiasm and individual skills (though lots of errors too) but we looked tactically naive and (surprise, surprise) uncoached.
Well I guess taking the positives we had plenty of enthuiasm and individual skills. The rest could be put right with good coaching I would hope. The skill factor is what worries me about our young players as they havnt been throwing a Rugby ball around since the age of 9 like our Northern brothers. If we can catch up on that then you have to believe that the weight of numbers of young players coming through would throw up a few jems.
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The skill factor is what worries me about our young players as they havnt been throwing a Rugby ball around since the age of 9 like our Northern brothers. If we can catch up on that then you have to believe that the weight of numbers of young players coming through would throw up a few jems. 
