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Fri 18 Nov: Wheelchair World Cup Final: France v England KO 7.30pm


Who will win?  

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  1. 1. Who will win?

    • France
      11
    • England
      20

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Wheelchair and PDRL champions. Let's keep taking these formats seriously and lead the world on this. 


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3 test series with France annually on BBC prime time.

2 games here, 1 there and then rotate each year.

A new SOO.

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The PDRL win hasn't been talked about or shouted loud enough for me. 

This is marvellous though. Well done England.

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I'm a Fev fan, and whilst I always want us to win, I'm really there for the entertainment. We don't always get that. 

The last 80 minutes have been fantastic entertainment. Well done both teams, and fantastic for England. 

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Just now, dkw said:

That linesman is actually properly gutted 😂

He had a full teapot on

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2 minutes ago, dkw said:

#rlwc2021 trending number 1 on uk twitter.

Five of the top trends in the UK about this game.

And deservedly so, that was as entertaining as it gets.

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Just now, jacksy said:

The PDRL win hasn't been talked about or shouted loud enough for me. 

It was, to be fair, a non-official tournament, cobbled together in a bit of a hurry. But England are the champions, and however big PDRL gets, they have their place in history.

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2 minutes ago, Cheadle Leyther said:

How is Jack Brown not M. O.M.? Couldn’t have won without him.

I agree he but obviously he won't be worrying about that. 

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1 minute ago, jacksy said:

The PDRL win hasn't been talked about or shouted loud enough for me. 

This is marvellous though. Well done England.

Was it not just tagged on by the PDRL and not officially part of the competition.

 

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1 minute ago, jacksy said:

The PDRL win hasn't been talked about or shouted loud enough for me. 

This is marvellous though. Well done England.

We need to shout from the roof tops

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What’s the deal with the French coach saying the English didn’t focus on disabled players and went for spectacle and a show?

Does it operate differently in France?

I guess the sport is young and rules will adapt as issues arise.

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