Where will you be watching today "and the Outcome"

**Barry69** · 02-02-2008, 11:21

As Wales take on the lucky world cup finalist the old enemy at Twickers where will you watching the game, my self I am heading into Bordeaux and watch it in the Irish Bar "hopefully" and hope for a good display and dream of a Welsh win!

But if we play well and show we or coming back on track I will be happy with that, but I do not have to listen to the English go on if they win?:winker:

Predication England 18 Wales 18 that will do nicely

**dutchman** · 02-02-2008, 11:26

my son has a football match earlier so i will be at home in the warm with a cold or two (tins that is) and hopefully watching wales beat the old enemy but in all honesty i cant see a club side (ospreys) beating england this time i'm sorry . ah wel l in two years time who knows. but in any case i hope all welshman everywhere have a great day regardless

**Scouse75** · 02-02-2008, 11:59

The football and rugby kick off times have been cruel to me this year. Liverpool kicking off at 5.15pm. Me and Bri Taylor49 will watch the first half in our usual bar in Liverpool and then have to rely on text updates for the second half!!

C'mon Wales, get into em!!!

led9750 · 02-02-2008, 12:06

i watch the game in haverfordwest , the wifes away the weekend so who knows what state i will end up in , but i had a dream last week , wales win scoring 4 tries and Ryan Jones scoring the 4 th try .
Lets hope dreams come true , but i have to back wales , i could never back England in Anything

Wales 34 England 22

cheers all

led

**dutchman** · 02-02-2008, 14:19

led if your dream comes true do me a favour and dream up six nimbers for me next week please mate

**Gwyn Nicholas** · 02-02-2008, 15:10

I'm stuck in the land of the "Enemy" but I still told my neighbour England are in for a stuffing. In reality though, if a "near" club side can really worry England at HQ, they really are in trouble. I'll have my shirt on though Barry and scream till i'm hoarse.

**ap1** · 02-02-2008, 15:33

I think back to the Welsh "Salad" days of the 1970's, and the ribbing I received as an Englishman within the Platoon, I don't hold a grudge........I shall be sipping a cheeky red, with my feet up.

Footnote:
I know very little about the politics of rugby. I do know that the Welsh RFU totally ignored North Wales, when they regionalised the league format a few years ago, they need the whole of Wales involved in the development of their team......You reap what you sow

**Keith Jones 989** · 02-02-2008, 18:21

They did it - well done the boys!!!!!!!

**ap1** · 02-02-2008, 18:24

Me and my mouth.....If only I could have kept "ZIP" for another 80 mins. Well done Wales:sympathy:

I wonder If Brian Ashton will survive the weekend?

**dutchman** · 02-02-2008, 18:24

bill shankley once said " its not a matter of life and death its more important than that" well believe me jock you never ever watched a wales v's england game where somebodys heart was in his a*&^ . well done boys cymru am byth . gotta go gotta get more beer ciao for now