Bitter that a country smaller than Scotland is far superior to them at Rugby

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naw they got cheated i hate egg chasing but i wanted to see the welsh get to the final n they got screwed over

nice try, but as you well know, they're not a county.... they're also not a country though, they're a principality and a protectorate.

because we're so nice, we give them the same rights as a country. They are even named as a country in many so called authoratative sources.... but they're no more a country than andorra or monaco.

Sir Blobby - Not even Scottish ya spanner

A Celtic fan complaining about another team feeling hard down by due to refereeing decisions! pfffffffffffffffffffft
Black - pot - kettle- the- calling!

Mibbess the Welsh could get in touch raise enough hysteria and get the refs to strike!

Or maybe they could go into adminsitration owing some old German bird a fortune in taxes

ifuNo

Sorry pal your on your own there the ref was shocking with the sending off and for me ruined Wales chances to getting to the final, I was gutted for them

The Ref I am sure when he looks at it now knows he messed up big time, Wales with 14 men were by far the better team and if they would have kept there captain on the would have beaten the French to set up a final with New Zeland

ifuno - who's in administration? who has been proven to owe a fortune in tax? <knob>

Jinky lighten up mate - the ref was right and it was an added bonus that it was against Wales If your son was tackled like that in a rugby game you'd be lived and rightly so. He knew what he was doing - deserved to get a red.

Did i mention your team in my post Sally - must be something worrying you

ifuno read the rules! the boy had to be driven into the ground for it to be a red card! he was released before this happened! <knob>

ifuno - just asking for an expanse of your comment <knob>

Sally you know sh*te-all about rubgy - i think you'll find you're not supposed to release until he touches the ground. Now fook off and watch a re-run of News Night

ifuno - please explain which part Warburton used to warrant a red card -
The player is lifted and then forced or 'speared' into the ground (red card offence).
- NOPE!!
"The lifted player is dropped to the ground from a height with no regard to the player's safety (red card offence). - NOPE!!

"For all other types of dangerous lifting tackles a yellow card or penalty may be considered sufficient." - YEP!!


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IFUNo

I right some wales fans could ask did Rolland send him off beacuse wales beat Ireland in the quarter finals

the tackle was a yellow at most end of, the ref made a massive c up end of ....and before you start most of my family are from killkenny in Ireland,

Welsh has the most annoying accent. Glad the French dumped then out. French people are very under-rated

He lifted the player off the ground, released him with no regard for the players safety. To get away with it he would have needed to make some effort to ease the player to the ground having created the dangerous situation in the first place. Merely releasing your hold on the player is not enough.
Clear red card.

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French people suck ass

I suppose the question has to be asked as to how they think an Irish ref (bearing in mind wales knocked ireland out in the last round) who is actually half french could possibly be entirely impartial in a wales v france match..... that seems like an absolutely ludicrous appointment.

Sally do you have a thing about <knobs> - sorry can't help you with that - I prefer women

"Alain Rolland's decision to issue a red card was absolutely correct," said referees manager Paddy O'Brien.

Wales will not appeal against Warburton's punishment.

O'Brien says Warburton's 18th-minute banishment by Irish official Rolland for the challenge on Vincent Clerc was "in keeping with the clear instructions that match officials have received in recent years regarding dangerous tackling".

Is the ref's nationality a problem for you

The rule of dropping a player from a height is related more to line outs I hardly think the player was dropped from a hieght in this circumstance - yellow card!

Jinky - disagree with you mate but there you go. Kilkenny is a great city and the best hurlers in Ireland

Aye the impartial Paddy O'Brien!!!!!