Lions: Hugo Keenan, Tommy Freeman, Huw Jones, Bundee Aki, Duhan van der Merwe, Finn Russell, Jamison Gibson-Park, Jack Conan, Jac Morgan, Tom Curry, Ollie Chessum, Maro Itoje (captain), Will Stuart, Ronan Kelleher, Andrew Porter.
Replacements: Luke Cowan-Dickie, Ellis Genge, Finlay Bealham, James Ryan, Ben Earl, Alex Mitchell, Fin Smith, Garry Ringrose.
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Must’ve been nice for Finn to play behind a dominant pack with 5 Irish lads in it
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They were a different breed back in the amateur days
Legends walking and working among us.
Ian was I think a school teacher as well as Captaining Scotland and playing for the Lions!
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RIPOriginally posted by Buzzo View PostRIP Ian McLaughlin, Scotland and Lions legend. “Mighty Mouse”.
He was also our next door neighbour when I was a kid, he rescued me once when I went over the handlebars of my bike and split my head open.
He was capped 8 times by the Lions and was part of the famous (infamous) tour to South Africa in 74. Captained Scotland numerous times also.
And when I was a kid he was a lively man and a great neighbour
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-un...s/cly827z7r9ro
When those lads were amateurs it was a different world, we used to holiday in West Cork when I was young and we’d often see Donal Lenihan (Ireland and Lions) down there and my Dad would be chatting away to him.
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RIP Ian McLaughlin, Scotland and Lions legend. “Mighty Mouse”.
He was also our next door neighbour when I was a kid, he rescued me once when I went over the handlebars of my bike and split my head open.
He was capped 8 times by the Lions and was part of the famous (infamous) tour to South Africa in 74. Captained Scotland numerous times also.
And when I was a kid he was a lively man and a great neighbour
Last edited by Buzzo; 21-06-25, 04:46 PM.
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It shows that time together really matters, beating Australia won’t be a formality
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Lions looked good at times in attack, but lacked a bit of structure in defence. No surprises there I guess
But quite a bit of encouragement to take out of it
And remember, the Wallabies are a bit **** at the moment - it’s not like they are playing the 2x world champions at home
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Win for Argentina.
Be a decent game to have missed for some, could be the toughest game the Lions have in the build up. Just a bit disjointed throughout really. Never got control of game at 9 and 10 imo.
Lions points in second half came when Pumas were a man down.
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First “test” on Friday night, I bought two tickets a year ago on spec after being successful as part of a Lions member draw. Decided against going done weeks back as it was a big too much hassle and I couldn’t align it with a bigger trip home
Gave them to a mate for face value and will watch from Riga tomorrow night as we are taking a city break there for 4 days
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Feel for him, by his own admission he wasn’t ready last tour but I reckon he’d have challenged for. Starting place this time and would defo have been capped.
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Zander F ruled out, Findlay B in as replacement. Tadgh F a big doubt as well
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100% mate. There is precious little space for enjoyment in the footy threads.
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