RLWC2017 - New Zealand v. Scotland Report : Sat Nov 04, 2017 5:58 am  

RLWC2017 - New Zealand v. Scotland Report There were plenty of changes for New Zealand as they took to the field at the Christchurch Stadium with the aspiration of sealing their quarter final place against a Scotland side who were well beaten by Tonga last weekend.   Steve McCormack's Bravehearts side were in danger of early elimination in a tough group where a loss today would see them needing a victory over their final opponents next weekend, Samoa.   Despite these two sides drawing 18-18 the last time they met in the Four Nations last year, the Kiwis were massive favourites for a big win after their confident victory against Samoa over the opening weekend. READ MORE ON THIS STORY...

RLWC2017 - New Zealand v. Scotland Report There were plenty of changes for New Zealand as they took to the field at the Christchurch Stadium with the aspiration of sealing their quarter final place against a Scotland side who were well beaten by Tonga last weekend.   Steve McCormack's Bravehearts side were in danger of early elimination in a tough group where a loss today would see them needing a victory over their final opponents next weekend, Samoa.   Despite these two sides drawing 18-18 the last time they met in the Four Nations last year, the Kiwis were massive favourites for a big win after their confident victory against Samoa over the opening weekend. READ MORE ON THIS STORY...

Re: RLWC2017 - New Zealand v. Scotland Report : Sat Nov 04, 2017 8:30 am  

Yeah. You know it’s not going well when the commentators are discussing the tartan shorts and a “never give up “ attitude as the main positives.

Re: RLWC2017 - New Zealand v. Scotland Report : Sun Nov 05, 2017 1:39 am  

Highlander wrote:

Yeah. You know it’s not going well when the commentators are discussing the tartan shorts and a “never give up “ attitude as the main positives.

The tartan shorts were a designer's orgasm. They did say "We're dead"
BUT Oscar Thomas scored a try in the World Cup (even if he was all too easily swatted aside for a chalk off a couple of minutes later). What's the news on him - staying with you?

Re: RLWC2017 - New Zealand v. Scotland Report : Sun Nov 05, 2017 6:50 am  

Bent&Bongser wrote:

What's the news on him - staying with you?

Thankfully not.