@eobraonain@philipnolan1@mark_gummer If you’re being overtaken on the inside you’re in the wrong lane. Not saying it’s right, but this is what happens when people hog the middle lane. Happens more in Ireland than anywhere else I’ve seen. Even worse than the UK and it’s pretty widespread there.
@IrishTimesOpEd@NewtonEmerson You rehash this on a regular basis. Would’ve thought there were more interesting things to write about with a UK election in a few weeks.
@samwarburton_ @TimesSport Love the way Sam posits that this is the best thing for club rugby. It is the best thing for Welsh club rugby. The only issue is that it is not in anyone else's interest. Why would the English clubs share their TV money with 4 regions who will offer little or no competition?
@IrishTimesSport Jesus wept! This guy calls himself a rugby journalist? England did now win the RWC in 2015, they didn't even make it past the first round. Ireland played France at home in 2009 as you cannot play Wales and France away in the same year. This is simple stuff. Dreadful!
@Gordon15@InsiderRte@daraobriain I presume you know Britain uses green because Gordon Bennett had to run his international race in Ireland many years ago because it was banned in Britain? Plus blue, (France), white, (Germany), and red, (Italy), had already been taken?
@TheLastLeg We say nil-all in Ireland too. I said it in a pub in England when I first got there and got the same reaction that it should be nil-nil. Still amazed that one-all, two-all, etc., is OK, but nil-all is a source of incredulity. 🤷🏼♂️