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s.pimpernel
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Posted: 06 November 2006 at 2:21pm |
Was I the only one who watched his anonymous contribution to the Munster cause and secretly wished that he would retire asap? Nothing worse than a once great player not knowing when to call it a day.
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bin laden
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to be honest I thought the majority of players were out of sorts last night.
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Yes,I am back with a stewards view on things.
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scarletsim
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Sadly Chris never realised his potential - I realise I may well be slated by many on this board as he is looked upon with much fondness. However, I am probably his biggest critic. He should have been a permanent fixture for Wales - sadly, he didn't apply himself
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John
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Absolutely right. And coming from a lower base of fitness than most other players, his decline to anonimity is all the quicker. |
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coldith
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Spoke to Chris after the game, and he was bitterly dissapointed by his performance. Maybe a case of trying too hard in front of the "home" crowd?
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redeyes
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i know he is a proffessional sportsman, but it must have been really difficult for chris last night after spending so long in stradey as a player.
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ceribethlem
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laura
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C'mon now, A great servant to the club over the last decade IMO and to start picking holes in him now, let's give this Truely great servant of LLanelli r.f.c and the Scarlets the plaudits he deserves. Well done Chris, must have really been Strange lining up against your best mates on Sunday night. A true Legend of Stradey who'll never be forgotten. Good luck for the remainder of your career.
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scarletsim
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No-one is denying that laura. I was merely pointing out that Chris never realised his potential - and it's as simple as that really. Great player, but could, and should have gone on to bigger and better things |
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multinational
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It was blatantly clear that Wyatt had no passion, or drive to play for Munster las night. The guy breathed the Scarlets, and facing the fact that he is never going to get a look in on the Munster 1st 15, why would he bother to put in a storming performance? The guy is a star, and I bet even his home crowd don't welcome him onto the park like we did last night!!! A shame that he left before PD was taken on as coach as I feel he would have been in our HC team this year. |
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PearlJam
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One of our fans shouted out "fit as ever, Chris!" when he was struggling for breath at one of the line-outs... Shame about his performance. It would have been nice if he could have shown us that we were wrong to get rid of him, sadly though, he justified his exit from Stradey... |
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Turk1shdelight
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Lets not forget that GJ messed Chris about last year. He had very little game time at all. Chris has scarlet blood in his veins and his manner on Sunday suggested his heart reallly was not in it playing against the club he loved. |
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Fozzie
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Phil Davies did try to sign him for Leeds last year so if he hadn't already signed for Munster when PD took over, I'm sure he would have stayed on and been in our HC squad.
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f'dang b'dang boy
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MikeM
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Maybe that's what made the difference to his performance. Seeing the fans and hearing the cheers took the heart out of his game. You never know! |
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scarletsrules
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I agree with tell sally, the cheers he had when he came out on the pitch must have put him off his game and he didnt want to spoil the scarlets recent good form
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DgembaDgemba
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exactly he even gifted us the bonus point |
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