6 Nations; Who will win it?

[daveco]

Jonny's back and England are looking better. France demolished a sh*t Italy side, whilst Ireland and Wales took lumps out of each other; the former not looking like a grand slam winnning side by anyone's standards. Who's going to win it?

[Phil Hopkins]

I'm hoping England will. As it stands though, i'm not sure.

[graham@edinburgh]

France
England
Ireland

In order of likelihood, imo

[FUBAR]

graham@edinburgh said:

France
England
Ireland

In order of likelihood, imo

As much as I'd like to disagree with you........

[Twit]

England... Or Ireland!

The key game is Ireland in Dublin, that is going to be a huge event... I think England will beat Wales, Italy and France but the Ireland game is in the balance. Whichever side wins that does the slam

[Jamassey]

Arise Sir Jonny!

[thegreatsoprendo]

My money's on France (well not literally, but you know what I mean!)

[BigMansZetec]

Its going to be tight between England, Ireland and France.

England played the best they have for sometime against Scotland and of course JW makes a big difference. Ireland didnt play there best against wales but still had a 10 point win and France thumped Italy, but until they play a better team Im not sure how good they really are at the moment.

[unrepentant]

England.




















If JW stays fit.

[obiwonkeyblokey]

Ireland

[wolves_wanderer]

FUBAR said:

graham@edinburgh said:

France
England
Ireland

In order of likelihood, imo

As much as I'd like to disagree with you........

+1

[nel]

graham@edinburgh said:

France
England
Ireland

In order of likelihood, imo

Agree with the 3 teams chosen, but would put Ireland 2nd and England 3rd.

The England performance the other day was a pleasant surprise, but it was only against Scotland (no disrespect intended!) and is only the beginning of their recovery from the post-WC/retirement doldrums. I still think the England team lack real running penetration in the back-line, they still seem to pass the ball to backs who are almost stationary and are seconds from being flattened.