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Slammed … a doc about Welsh rugby, an episode just started on BBC2. This one’s about the 80’s … a fallow period followed by the emergence of Jonathan Davies.

The only way that’s not a try would be the ball unilaterally defying gravity and 300kg of rugby players forcing it down, hovering over the grass for a second.

The last time I saw 13 men score a try was in Rugby League.

I heard that, the crowd cheered, then ref said I can’t be 100% certain (or words to that effect).

England’s self inflicted wounds. Great early play ruined by penalties and a lack of precision, now the cards.

For cast iron evidence by seeing the ball touching grass.

When the ball came fully of the boot, gravity meant there was literally only once place for it to land, the turf. Regarding location it was already on or over the line. To me common sense meant that was a try.

The French centre stood completely unmarked for an age. Every free Scottish player lurked by the posts.

Snobbery on RL origins?

The RFU post Woodward have made so many gaffs eg ignoring Shaun Edwards as a support coach, whilst Andy Farrell looks the business.