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The bitterness is flowing from many plastic All Black fans today.
Wait, no one's calling Kidwell a genius are they?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lewis
Not seen the other game, but well done to the Irish. What a feeling it must be for those guys on the pitch. 111 years!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/37886383
Personally, I think his interviews are amazing.
I meant Kearney must have been to make them not totally one-dimensional (that is to say, keep Johnson interested) and don the Australians a few times. Hopefully he can do something with the Warr... Nah, he isn't a genius.Quote:
Originally Posted by hfswjyr
Brian McClennan also won the Tri-Nations, (in fact, he broke the aussie domination) so the benchmark can't possibly be that high.
He had Ruben Wiki keeping the fannies and the timewasters in line.
The Hayne Plain is the best flog in Australia.
How could anyone accidentally show high school students porn?
You say that, and then Ben Barba goes and Ben Barbas himself.
:face:
"You have a great job, and things are going well. Just don't do anything stupid."
Does the stupid thing.
Rugby League getting in its own way again. I wonder if Jason Smith and his cocaine syndicate were involved at all?
Valentine Holmes into full-back, and enough salary cap room to tie the rest of the squad down for another few years. I bet Michael Ennis spiked his drink.
Jason Smith. :cool:
Apparently it was a different Jason Smith? I didn't know about the story at all, and just looked it up then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Queenslander
It was former Queensland legend Jason Smith that sold cocaine to players in AFL and League.
https://www.9now.com.au/a-current-af...180ip18zi3k44b
Yep and go down to any local suburban club at sign a Fijian winger for food and board.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lewis
Smith was incredible at Hull, and you could make a case for him being the best import of the Super League era with Jamie Lyon and Lesley Vainikolo.
Nickname was God? Both him and his brother Darren were favorites of mine during Origin. I think if Jason played for the Broncos he would be spoken of more regularly.
Yeah. If he was out, Hull lost.
One of the last great ball playing locks.
The press wanted more than two words out of Wayne Bennett, and they got it:
:cool:Quote:
To be candid with you again, I just don't read anything you write anymore. I haven't read it for over a decade now and I don't watch television shows. As soon as I see something on rugby league come on, I turn it off. So I'm immune to anything you say out there. It doesn't interest me... Well if I had a choice, I wouldn't do it (media). It's not what I want to do. I want to coach. That's what my priority is. I see lots of guys doing interviews and they're just wasting your time and your space, not making any sense. They're just playing the game. I can't play the game unfortunately.
Sir Wayne Bennett
Hero.
Hero pwease?
Lose, lose, or lose on Saturday, his new home under Mal Meninga's skin should provide a few lols over the coming season.
I cant wait for the newspaper war of words between the 2.
'Even if I was seething with Wayne Bennett, which I'm not because he is seething with me, I don't care what he thinks anyway. What have I got to prove?'
'Right, so...'
'Make sure you write that down. "Wayne Bennett is seething". Not me. I'm not even bothered.'
I didnt watch the game New Zealoland draw. What happened Lewis?
By all accounts they just phoned it in and never got going, but lol anyway since they had a strong side out. We only have to win tomorrow to get to the final (I think a draw works, but I can't be bothered to check, since both are unlikely), so Australia ought to do the decent thing and throw the game like they used to blatantly do on Kangaroo Tours.
A draw will see England through.
Sounds like we had a shocker, although the reports are already saying the ref didn't help the situation much.
It must be up there with the biggest shocks in [international] rugby league (with that time France nearly beat Australia in 2004, and probably some black and white matches), and good for them, but this will just make people think that Scotland deserve resources when it doesn't.
Me & the mrs are going to watch England vs Sith Afreeka at Twickenham today. I hope they still have that Regae Sauce chicken van. :drool:
You'll be drowned in a sea or boerewors and biltong.
Surely Eddie is the man to break the 10 year hoodoo.
No Alan you can't.Quote:
Originally Posted by niko_cee
One of the most Twickers statements I've ever seen, that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spikey M
Not exercising my Scotland season ticket today due to being on call so I'll need to wait for next Saturday to take my place at Murrayfield. :(
I almost went today, unsure whether that's a close shave or a missed opportunity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spikey M
England 1/6 to beat the Boks? Have I missed something?
Unbeaten under Lord Jones.
Yeah, but we're playing a proper team.
Rugby really frustrates me. Every time I advance my level of understanding - I now even know what 'crash ball' is - the commentators and analysts seem to add another three levels of complexity on top of what they seemed to be talking about before. Stuart Barnes might as well be speaking Afrikaans.
Courtney Lawes getting his 50th cap today, let's see how many penalties he can give away to mark the occasion.
He's never got that down cleanly.
Gutted I'm not using my seat today now. To have looked the equals of the Aussies with ball in hand and on he floor in particular and go in 7 up at half time will do nicely.
Jesus.
What a kick that is. Don't agree on the try though, looked like a knock on to me.
I missed the reasoning given for it not being a knock-on, or wasn't it given?
Daly's got some boot on him.
I wasn't sure it went forward at that point, but trying to claim that Pat 'pimp my genes' Lambie had got a hand on it was a bit of a stretch from M. Garces.
I'm not sure it was given other than the TMO didn't think it was knocked on. Looked it to me as well as the grounding being dodgy.
I have a growing hatred for all the animated/live action headshots of players, they do it for football too. Mainly because I can just imagine the miserable day spent in your kit posing like a tosser.
It's just there to put a dodgy one in the bank to hark back to when England get shafted by Francois Mc(long white)Cleod in a match of consequence.
How must Chris Robshaw feel filming all those adverts in his full kit? You basically can't move in suburban SW London without seeing him come from around a corner promoting some kind of financial product.Quote:
Originally Posted by Disco
Lovely from Youngs. Get bent, Boks.