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       #Post#: 81421--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Team vs Exeter
   DIR By: Fearless Fred
       Date: January 7, 2022, 6:46 am
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       --- Quote from: Monte link ---
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       > Nor WEV
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       WEv's listed in the original post as on the Injury List.
       #Post#: 81422--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Team vs Exeter
   DIR By: The Absolute Quintet
       Date: January 7, 2022, 6:54 am
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       --- Quote from: Liverpoolquin link ---
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       > Strong team, was worried that Symons may be out for a while
       after coming off last week. Hoping Marler can really target
       their tighthead in the scrum as he’s looked vulnerable in the
       games I’ve seen this season.
       >
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       Agree. Hoping we can get an early edge at scrum time.
       Forecast is shocking.
       #Post#: 81423--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Team vs Exeter
   DIR By: Bucksquin
       Date: January 7, 2022, 6:55 am
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       --- Quote from: WellingQuin link ---
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       >
  HTML https://www.quins.co.uk/news/collier-set-for-200th-appearance-in-exeter-clash/
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       > PROP WILL COLLIER IS SET TO REACH 200 APPEARANCES IN THE
       FAMOUS QUARTERS THIS WEEKEND AFTER BEING NAMED TO START AGAINST
       EXETER CHIEFS AT THE STOOP
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       > Harlequins’ coaching group has made two changes to the
       starting XV that ran out a close 17-20 victory against
       Gloucester at Kingsholm Stadium last weekend.
       >
       > England and British and Lions prop Joe Marler returns to the
       side after failing a late fitness test ahead of last weekend's
       fixture, with Argentinian international Santiago Garcia Botta
       named in the 17 jersey this Saturday. The second change sees
       wing Cadan Murley returns to the side after being rested last
       week, with Louis Lynagh selected amongst the Impact Players for
       this Saturday’s clash with Exeter.
       >
       > Harlequins welcomes back Scotland international scrum-half
       Scott Steele to the matchday 23 this week after a spell on the
       sidelines, taking up his place in the 21 jersey as he looks to
       make his first appearance for the Club since November. The final
       change to the matchday 23 sees backrow James Chisholm return
       from injury to wear the 20 jersey amongst the Impact Players.
       >
       > England international Collier will join an exclusive group of
       Club legends as he becomes a double centurion as he takes to the
       field against Exeter on Saturday.
       >
       > Making his debut eleven years ago as Harlequins played in an
       eye-catching fixture in Abu Dhabi against Wasps, Collier joins
       the likes of propping Club legends Tani Fuga, Joe Marler, Ceri
       Jones and Mark Lambert as he passes the 200 mark.
       >
       > Previewing this weekend’s replay of the 2020/21 Premiership
       final, Skills and Kicking Coach Charlie Mulchrone said: “It’s a
       game I’m sure everyone is looking forward to, even as a neutral,
       given it’s a replay of the final. Hopefully, it will be as
       exciting as it was last year, hopefully, a bit more comfortable
       for us, we’ll see.
       >
       > “Both teams, going off the stats, like to keep the ball in
       play and like to play attacking rugby. It’s probably been
       limited recently because of the weather. No matter how attacking
       you want to be if it’s blowing a gale or it’s howling down your
       tactics have to change slightly. I think it’s meant to be quite
       gusty this weekend, but we’re two attacking teams and that’s how
       we want to play. Hopefully, we get that, weather permitting.”
       >
       > Harlequins Starting XV
       > 1. Joe Marler
       > 2. Jack Walker
       > 3. Will Collier
       > 4. Matt Symons
       > 5. Hugh Tizard
       > 6. Tom Lawday
       > 7. Jack Kenningham
       > 8. Alex Dombrandt - Captain
       > 9. Danny Care
       > 10. Marcus Smith
       > 11. Cadan Murley
       > 12. Andre Esterhuizen
       > 13. Luke Northmore
       > 14. Joe Marchant
       > 15. Tyrone Green
       >
       > Impact Players
       > 16. Jack Musk
       > 17. Santiago Garcia Botta
       > 18. Simon Kerrod
       > 19. Dino Lamb
       > 20. James Chisholm
       > 21. Scott Steele
       > 22. Huw Jones
       > 23. Louis Lynagh
       >
       > Unavailable due to injury:
       > Aaron Morris, Tommy Allan, Will Evans
       >
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       I don't think Tani Fuga was a "propping club legend". Who writes
       this stuff?
       #Post#: 81424--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Team vs Exeter
   DIR By: Brown Bottle
       Date: January 7, 2022, 6:59 am
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       --- Quote from: Bucksquin link ---
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       > I don't think Tani Fuga was a "propping club legend". Who
       writes this stuff?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Someone young enough to have forgotten Jason Leonard.
       #Post#: 81425--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Team vs Exeter
   DIR By: euroquin
       Date: January 7, 2022, 7:12 am
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       Interesting that Tizard gets the nod against Lewies and Lamb.
       Trying to persuade him to stay?
       #Post#: 81426--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Team vs Exeter
   DIR By: MaidstoneQuin
       Date: January 7, 2022, 7:29 am
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       Ignore Exeters recent performances. This is going to be our
       toughest challenge of the season so far in my view. Excellent
       team.
       #Post#: 81429--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Team vs Exeter
   DIR By: JammyGit
       Date: January 7, 2022, 7:55 am
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       Great for Will that he reaches a milestone like this while
       playing some of the best rugby of his career.
       Exeter have a few fairly obvious problems: they have little
       breakdown ability, a poor 9, a very old 12, and their scrum has
       been bad for a while. Their strengths are just as obvious but
       they have been depowered a little by the law changes on latching
       on for drives.
       It's going to be another fascinating test for our pack.
       #Post#: 81430--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Team vs Exeter
   DIR By: Big Chief Little Chief
       Date: January 7, 2022, 7:57 am
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       --- Quote from: MaidstoneQuin link ---
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       > Ignore Exeters recent performances. This is going to be our
       toughest challenge of the season so far in my view. Excellent
       team.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       As a Chiefs fan I wish I shared your optimism! We've really
       struggled with injuries, international call ups and tired
       returning lions. We have not been able to field a settled side
       all year with big changes every week. The loss of LCD and Sam
       Nixon this week will weaken our front row, we finally started to
       show a bit of solidity in the scrum last week. Our starting
       tighthead is young and just settling in to the English game,
       being opposite Joe is probably his worst nightmare, our
       replacement TH is an academy graduate with very limited game
       time.
       With the weather looking terrible we could see an awful lot of
       scrums, exactly what we don't need!
       I would say I'm hoping for a repeat of last years final, with
       the score the other way round, but I'd be happy if we come away
       with anything at all.
       Lets hope for as good a game as possible in the conditions and
       no dodgy ref calls!
       Best of luck for the remaining games.
       #Post#: 81432--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Team vs Exeter
   DIR By: Fearless Fred
       Date: January 7, 2022, 8:25 am
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       --- Quote from: JammyGit link ---
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       > Great for Will that he reaches a milestone like this while
       playing some of the best rugby of his career.
       >
       > Exeter have a few fairly obvious problems: they have little
       breakdown ability, a poor 9, a very old 12, and their scrum has
       been bad for a while. Their strengths are just as obvious but
       they have been depowered a little by the law changes on latching
       on for drives.
       >
       > It's going to be another fascinating test for our pack.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       It's easy to forget that Will was actually on the bench for the
       2012 final. He's one of only four players to have played in both
       games, but he never made it on the pitch in '12 (we only made 2
       subs that day).
       #Post#: 81433--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Team vs Exeter
   DIR By: poorfour
       Date: January 7, 2022, 8:56 am
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       --- Quote from: Fearless Fred link ---
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       > It's easy to forget that Will was actually on the bench for
       the 2012 final. He's one of only four players to have played in
       both games, but he never made it on the pitch in '12 (we only
       made 2 subs that day).
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       I remember a point late in the game with a Tigers scrum in
       Quins' 22 when they'd put all their subs on and from memory we'd
       only put Buchanan on in the pack. They set up for the scrum all
       hungry and raring to go, and at the hit the Quins pack shoved
       them back half a yard and then stopped and held completely
       steady. As a way of sending a message that they were in complete
       control, it was awesome.
       A minute or two later, Tigers got slightly over extended on our
       5m line and, inevitably, one of the many Robshaws on the pitch
       that day emerged with the ball and it was all over.
       What a way to close out a game.
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