Did scot Williams ground the ball

Watch it again....

yes. Thread over

I'll second that. Yes.

Yes, silliest thread in a while

You spelt David Strettle wrong in your title.

Nope, absolutely not, not in the recent Test against England anyway.

Scott Williams scored a beauty though!

Check your spooling slarti...

Outrageous article - Williams' try was excellent and at least as valid as Strettle's.

Where's Pugh, Pugh, Cuthbert, Dibble and Grubb, and why are you the only one to be roll-called with your first name?

Is it because you is the driver?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uev_w75VAB8&feature=related

yes.

Thanks for that iso, I think I'd have to see another angle as that one was inconclusive, it looked for a second as though he may have had his forearm between the ball and the ground...

You'd have to be an a55hole to rub that off though.

All my comrades were lost in the great Trumpton fire of '97

Yes.
https://i.imgur.com/g7Ljd.png

Barney McGrew did it wrote:All my comrades were lost in the great Trumpton fire of '97

Tragic, serious sadface time...







If I'd have known, I'd have had a whip round - found Miss Lovelace's FECKING Pekinese rats and chucked them bastewards on too.

Scoped wrote:Yes.
https://i.imgur.com/g7Ljd.png

No. No. No. This is a digital fraud combined with an optical illusion. You think you see the ball on the ground. But in actuality the ground you see is a reflection off the grass. The reflection makes it appear Williams' arm is not under th ball. The arm is there, but you can't see it. I have it on good authority from a mate at MI6 someone at the BBC digitally cleaned the replay in the three or four seconds between when the alleged try was scored and when the initial replay shown. I don't blame you for being taken in. So many people were..............

Ok, the angle from the side of the post clearly shows it grounded

It's a bit spooky from the other angles though.

I only posted as it was on the Welsh news earlier while I was eating my tea, I nearly spat my caviar across the room thinking that no one had spotted it hadn't been grounded.

I can now sleep easily.

Thanks for posting the link.

I feicin believed Brian Moore when he said "game set and match". Almost choked on my foie gras Riveta when Strettle scored.

Hark at ya, pair of flouncies! It's all that champagne fecking rugby rubbing off on yers.

Glas a du wrote:I feicin believed Brian Moore when he said "game set and match". Almost choked on my foie gras Riveta when Strettle scored.

You posh barsteward

It took me a while to think of posh food that wasn't caviar

He had his hand under the ball, apparently its impossible to ground the ball if you have your hand under it...