Rugby World Cup Final
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Dominic Byrne wrote: I ask you, is there no justice in the world :laugh: You sound like you are in real pain
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Bastards! Nice one Chris!
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No other Nation is restrained, I see no reason to be. I say ruck the buggers into the ground like a plow. Rip their arms off. Kick them out of the game with 12 drop goals...:)
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From South Africa? Do they play rugby there?
:laugh: :laugh: We play tiddlywinks very well. At least in tiddlywinks they don't train our players at gunpoint or have them crawling naked through the bush with a chicken, egg and half a match. regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass South Africa Brian Welsch wrote: "blah blah blah, maybe a potato?" while translating my Afrikaans. Crikey! ain't life grand?
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I think they will and I want them to, rather than England. I think they play a more interesting game, which is not saying much but it is better than Englands. Joke: The England team's training session was delayed today for nearly two hours at Telstra Stadium. One of the players, while on his way back to the dressing room happened to look down and notice a suspicious looking, unknown white powdery substance at the end of the field. Coach Clive Woodward immediately suspended practice while the Police were called in to investigate. After a complete field analysis, the Police determined that the white substance, unknown to the players, was the try line. Practice was resumed when the officials decided that it was unlikely that the team would encounter the substance again. regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass South Africa Brian Welsch wrote: "blah blah blah, maybe a potato?" while translating my Afrikaans. Crikey! ain't life grand?
Paul Watson wrote: I think they will and I want them to, rather than England. I think they play a more interesting game, which is not saying much but it is better than Englands. Hmm, we'll see tomorrow who is best. But at least we know who is better than South Africa. ;-) Paul Watson wrote: A very old rugby joke Careful, I'll have to dig out my 'Never met a nice South African' MP3 again :-D Michael Blue canary in the outlet by the light switch Who watches over you Make a little birdhouse in your soul - They Might Be Giants
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Paul Watson wrote: I think they will and I want them to, rather than England. I think they play a more interesting game, which is not saying much but it is better than Englands. Hmm, we'll see tomorrow who is best. But at least we know who is better than South Africa. ;-) Paul Watson wrote: A very old rugby joke Careful, I'll have to dig out my 'Never met a nice South African' MP3 again :-D Michael Blue canary in the outlet by the light switch Who watches over you Make a little birdhouse in your soul - They Might Be Giants
*Paul thinks up an excuse to save face* Must be nice being better than a bunch of school boys from a third world country. Stand proud England... :rolleyes: And at least we don't smell of elderberries, khiniget! regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass South Africa Brian Welsch wrote: "blah blah blah, maybe a potato?" while translating my Afrikaans. Crikey! ain't life grand?
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If it rains (and it looks like it will), I think you will win. And as a French man, I find it unbearable to say so. But it is really unlikely you score a try... I am really in two minds about who to support. Usually, it is easy: France and the team that plays England. But this time, the australian game is so boring that I may flinch. Well may the better team win. It is a pity that no attacking team got to the final. NZ were impressive against France yesterday (we played our B team and we did not care, but their passing was awesome). Good luck anyway!
BadJerry wrote: Well may the better team win If it's england, we could have the opportunity to beat the World Champion every year, during the 6 nations tournament :-D BadJerry wrote: we played our B team and we did not care, but their passing was awesome This is shameful and awful :mad:. It's a total lack of respect for the All Blacks, and a lack of respect for the blue-shirt. I hope the players who didn't want to play won't play again for a while.
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Why when france Lose it's always their B team. Can't the A team just play all the time? England Thrashed them in the Six Nations and it was said france was playing there B team. What's the french excuse for the A team losing to England..:)
Dominic Byrne wrote: England Thrashed them in the Six Nations 25 - 17, 1 try for England, 3 for France, you call that "trashed" !? :wtf:! We won a grand Slam in 2002, England did in 2003, let's see what happens in 2004. Dominic Byrne wrote: What's the french excuse for the A team losing to England England plays a much better game than France when the weather is shitty ;P
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BadJerry wrote: Well may the better team win If it's england, we could have the opportunity to beat the World Champion every year, during the 6 nations tournament :-D BadJerry wrote: we played our B team and we did not care, but their passing was awesome This is shameful and awful :mad:. It's a total lack of respect for the All Blacks, and a lack of respect for the blue-shirt. I hope the players who didn't want to play won't play again for a while.
Silence Means Death Stand On Your Feet Inner Fear Your Worst Enemy
KaЯl wrote: we could have the opportunity to beat the World Champion every year, during the 6 nations tournament This is the most positive comment I have heard... Great :) KaЯl wrote: This is shameful and awful You are a bit harsh... I imagine the 10 other guys or so who trained and never played deserved to have a go. And to be honest, although I always love a game vs the All Blacks, the hearts was not there for me either. It reminded me of the 1982 football loser's final against Poland after losing against Germany and the infamous Schumacher incident. (I know you do not care about football but never mind). I don't know why they keep this 3rd place game.
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English players are fair-play, especially when they are the ones who commit a fault :) BadJerry wrote: restraint :omg:, Remember Jeanne d'Arc! (;))
Silence Means Death Stand On Your Feet Inner Fear Your Worst Enemy
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KaЯl wrote: we could have the opportunity to beat the World Champion every year, during the 6 nations tournament This is the most positive comment I have heard... Great :) KaЯl wrote: This is shameful and awful You are a bit harsh... I imagine the 10 other guys or so who trained and never played deserved to have a go. And to be honest, although I always love a game vs the All Blacks, the hearts was not there for me either. It reminded me of the 1982 football loser's final against Poland after losing against Germany and the infamous Schumacher incident. (I know you do not care about football but never mind). I don't know why they keep this 3rd place game.
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*Paul thinks up an excuse to save face* Must be nice being better than a bunch of school boys from a third world country. Stand proud England... :rolleyes: And at least we don't smell of elderberries, khiniget! regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass South Africa Brian Welsch wrote: "blah blah blah, maybe a potato?" while translating my Afrikaans. Crikey! ain't life grand?
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So who do you reckon will win? I think England will win, and we may even score a try or two (Shock Horror!) Of course that's if the Aussies don't decide to cripple Wilkinson first. LOL Michael 'Logic, my dear Zoe, merely enables one to be wrong with authority.' - The Doctor: The Wheel in Space
Michael P Butler wrote: Of course that's if the Aussies don't decide to cripple Wilkinson first. LOL They couldn't catch, couldn't kick and couldn't stay on their feet. Did'n't get anywhere near Wilkinson. The Aussies sucked arse big time. Still reckon there are several players in the Pommie side that are at least as good and important as Wilkinson, but never hear crap about them and nothing but Wilkinson. Is it only the Aussie press or is it like this in England as well? Michael Martin Australia "I suspect I will be impressed though, I am easy." - Paul Watson 21/09/2003