Hahaha thats a bold statement to make :L clearly knew it to be true!

what a game , cymru am byth

O Driscoll is fantastic no doubt ,he has been the best centre in world for well over a decade ,arguably best player full stop!!
But an England win, will suits the welsh greatly

If by not scoring as many trys as in the past (but he still does score a fair few) and if u mean by a slight loss of pace that he is past his best, then yes, but he has noted this himself and has adjusted his game to accommodate this, he is an expert at drawing in players and creating space for others. Coupled with D'Arcy his midfield partner for 13yrs he is a v dangerous chess piece, anyone discounting him is a fool, and England will have him well covered. Infact BOD is covered so much in games it would be hard for any player to play to his best in that environment.

BOD is the greatest centre from Ireland and Mike Gibson an amazing 2nd choice. There is no greatest of all time - lots of greats. In my era this is the greats: Philippe Sella (my #1), Danie Gerber, Jason Little, Frank Bunce, Conrad Smith, Jacques Fourie

Halfpenny is a very good player, but Israel Folau is an amazing matchwinner on a level above

Sedgwick = ****

You realise a TMO is paid to determine things a referee cannot? If he says it is a try, you can rely on his decision.

Good try! Well done super performance. Obviously the English here disagree on that try!

The Irish line out isn't as good as the English line out with that Northampton core. The scrum will be fairly even with Wilson in for cole. Ireland maybe have an edge in the backs but it all hinges on sexton who to date has played exceptionally in the six the last two weeks especially against Wales. I do feel however that Ireland aren't going to have to space I be able to turn over as much ball as they did against wales. England are much more organised around the breakdown this year especially with wood robshaw lawes and launchbury playing as playing as they are. Vunipola has the edge at 8 and so I'm going for England by 4.