Blues 35 - 26 ScarletsMagnersLeague by Welshdragon164 (U9808770) 11 April 2008 UPDATE: A cracking game! Blues take the win, and climb to second in the Magners League. Very well played from both sides. Some of the young Welsh players played superbly, and in front of Gatland no less. Wales' future continues to look very bright. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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Welshdragon164 (U9808770) posted Apr 11, 2008 Sean D - "So does the Magners League need play-offs after that?!"
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TommyVercetti15 (U10096425) posted Apr 11, 2008 Mark Jones doesn't do it for me. He's got great pace and is very good defensively but doesn't got involved enough I feel.
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pontiets (U10808482) posted Apr 11, 2008 Great game to watch good for Welsh rugby, but fans pay to see their teams win and win silverware, under Phil Davies the Scarlets have no chance. If Phil Davies was any good he would have fought tooth and nail to keep Dwayne Peel.
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virtualLinebreaker (U10991086) posted Apr 11, 2008 i think the playoffs are needed. with teams losing so many players throughout the year the best team may not end up on top of the table.
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Marmite1979 (U10718057) posted Apr 11, 2008 If sale play mcalistar at number 10 more often him and peel with form a very good link!!
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JB1973 (U9701706) posted Apr 11, 2008 Superb stuff robinson was motm imo but king jones james m williams stoddart molitika m jones and yapp all hard stormers
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Dragonia (U870820) posted Apr 11, 2008 Well Reffed?
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eastbournetaff (U1675818) posted Apr 11, 2008 Surely foot in touch and to an extent offsides are down to the touch-judges?????????
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Pot Noodle Miner (U8660555) posted Apr 12, 2008 anyone know if i can get highlights or the full game on the internet anywhere ??
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ifordpete (U10489932) posted Apr 12, 2008 I dont know about Nigel being superb but he gave enough bad decisions fairly to both sides! Comment on this article
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