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I only saw the Wobs game and some highlights of England v Fiji. As far as the Wobs were concerned, I didn't think much. Did they play badly or were France good?

It's always hard to say, but France were very good. I knew this would be a hard game but coming off the last match I thought we'd put up a bit more fight but it looked like we didn't show up at all. Our ongoing inconsistency one of the disappointing legacies of the Deans' era.

I expected our scrum to struggle, I consider the frogs to be the strongest scrummaging nation in the world, but not as much as they did. Our second unit has struggled all year and once Kepu went off things got real ugly. Smashed at the breakdown - the lack of Higgers mongrel really showed and it didn't help that Palu was on one of his rostered days off.

Dennis has been really disappointing. I was expecting good things after a strong S15 pfffft :( Changes need to be made. Can't do much up front but I do expect our scrum to perform better against the Poms.

Always a bit of pride involved in games v England. Hopefully Timani will be back to add an iota of starch. Samo has to start ahead of Dennis who probably should be dropped.

I'm loving our depth at 6 not, and hopefully Pocock on the bench will allow us to speed up the collision to nullify our gaping lack of physicality. Play Barnes at 12, Ioane and Mitchell on the wings and AAC at fullback and hopefully our attack might do something like attack. I wouldn't be surprised if we beat the Poms but if we lost it might be the end of Deans which I seriously want.

The Wobs desperately need new direction. Anyway, thats the painful bit over although worth saying the French were great. Their defence, set piece, the breakdown, running game, cohesiveness.

Very impressive. So, England v Fiji. Hard to take anything out of that given the side Fiji put on the field.

Next week at Twickers should be interesting. I sort of expected the Boks to win so not surprised there. Wales v Argentina.

After the 6N and a June tour they would have taken a lot out of, I really thought the Welsh would bring that one home in a close one, but I had that niggling doubt in the back of my mind. Obviously there was a reason for that. Scotland NZ, no surprise, ditto Samoa Canada.

I thought the Italians would have done things pretty easily v Tonga and was surprised to see it that close. Was Tonga good or Italy average. It could be a long November for Italy.

I watched Wales v Argentina and I'm not surprised by the result. Argentina are full of confidence after their solid performance at the Rugby Championship and Wales are (in my opinion) overrated. Ireland v Springboks was quite boring.

The Boks should have won by a bigger margin. I didn't see much of France v Wallabies but of what I saw France dominated and the Wallabies were awful. Scotland v All Blacks was the best game I watched this weekend.

Full of tries, surprisingly three of them from Scotland! The All Blacks winning was never in doubt but the scoreline is a bit surprising. I wasn't expecting Scotland to put as many points on the board as they did.

I think Wales v Samoa and France v Argentina should be good. Also, Scotland v South Africa could be interesting but perhaps a bit boring at times.

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