Nice one Scotland.......

[claw84]

in beating France, first time in 10 years , I watched and it was a great game.

It now means that England are 6 nations champions before they play France next week.

Mind you the Scots are getting better, saw them only just getting pipped by the Aussies in the World cup.

Yes, I know it's the wrong shaped ball !

[griff]

Folk with odd-shaped balls are welcome. I just enjoyed the Welsh losing.

[alfinyalcabo]

I loved it when the Warriors beat the Rhinos on Friday..

[Pentridge]

Rugby is sh[color=black]it.

[claw84]

Rugby is sh[color=black]it.

That maybe, but they don't get £250,000 a week like some footballers, but they do get to come back on the pitch after a few stitches and a bandage.

[Buc]

Just can't get into rugby.
Its football or athletics for me.. But it seems to me up in Aberdeen its mostly private schools or indeed schools in good areas like cults academy that are more into Rugby.

[Cambusman]

Pity about the class divide that affects so many things in our country,

I like a few things about rugby
1 the players show more respect the refs
2 players don't fall to the ground when someone breathes on them - saw a Glasgow Warriors player dislocate his shoulder after a tackle, pop it back in himself and carry on like nothing had happened (you would not see Jack wilshere do that!)
3 the fans mix before and after the games can even have a pint at games - simply because theyre not morons
and 4 - I like to see large grown men grapple with each other and stick their heads up each others ****s in the scrum.

Been down to Scotstoun a few times to see Glasgow Warriors, Cracking family atmosphere. Took my burd but she complained she couldn't see the ball :/

[claw84]

Don't think there is any class divide in Wales as the rugby players come from working class families in the valleys and ports.

[kel_]

So of they* found summat they* are have decent at other than caber tossing then?

[Cambusman]

Don't think there is any class divide in Wales as the rugby players come from working class families in the valleys and ports.

Thats true. A bit like golf in Scotland - I always felt it was more of a class thing in England.