I personally feel the Jones era has run its course. Seems stale now. The highpoint was last world cup. New blood and new perspective required. Was going to say Mark McCall but he seems to have something going on at present.
Other 6 nations sides seem to have progressed. England seem to be going slightly backwards. I don't know who the young scrum halves are but something needs to be done there. And pick two natural centers: it's getting annoying. Italy's best chance they will ever have is probably now. They still won't do it. Don't think they have ever beaten England - I could be wrong.

Red and Blue Army!

i'm still trying to work out the rules of Rugby. I'll be cheering for Wales this afternoon, with half an eye towards the Brentford game.

"The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak

England give away too many penalties - France Ireland looks a cracker.

So Wales win 20-17 & Biggar got 15 points.

I'm a blind man, i'm a blind man, now my room is cold,
When a blind man cries, Lord, he feels it from his soul.
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Going around Aberystwyth yesterday morning, the supermarkets were rammed, with queues for the car parks and McDonalds Drive-in.
Got to about 1pm, and everyone is heading home and Aberystwyth is like a ghost town.
Fantastic win for Wales that they worked really hard to grind that out. Referee was absolutely top-notch. And in the freezing cold and pouring rain, real tropical Cardiff weather.
Top work by Wales, and next stop Twickers.

"The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak

So, FH, your little hidey-hole is Aberystwyth eh? Visited when our daughter thought she might go to university there. My wife had a boyfriend who used to drive her to a Chinese restaurant from Knighton (which is about as far the other side of Wales as you can get). She says that, at the time it was the only Chinese in Wales.

Anyway, yes, a good win for a very understrength side. If England don't beat Italy this afternoon there definitely is trouble at t' mill.

BTW, have you read Aberystwyth Mon Amour by Malcolm Pryce? Funny book.

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.