I have no idea how this Rugby game works....

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  1. BFC Dave

    BFC Dave Well-Known Member

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    #1 BFC Dave, Oct 20, 2007
    ... what aload of toss.
     
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    #2 Dixon, Oct 20, 2007
    Nowt on football is it.

    ..
     
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    #3 uncle mort, Oct 20, 2007
    RE: Nowt on football is it.

    dont talk ******, union is a misters not a fairies game
     
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    #4 EastStander, Oct 20, 2007
    So why aren't you on a rugby union club's forum then?

    Football is head and shoulders above any other sport - best game in the world.
     
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    #5 uncle mort, Oct 20, 2007
    RE: So why aren't you on a rugby union club's forum then?

    (givinfinger) :D :D
     
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    #6 Spartacus, Oct 20, 2007
    correct.

    Rugby Union is OK as an occaisional international spectacle.
     
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    #7 uncle mort, Oct 20, 2007
    RE: correct.

    if you dont like my opinions, to which I am entitled, you are always welcome to ignore my comments
     
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    #8 Spartacus, Oct 20, 2007
    ditto. nt
     
  9. BFC Dave

    BFC Dave Well-Known Member

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    #9 BFC Dave, Oct 20, 2007
    RE: ditto. nt

    not much of a spectacle though, 15 a side bulldog with posts and incomprehensible rules
     
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    #10 RichK, Oct 20, 2007
    RE: ditto. nt

    The internationals are always played in front of packed stadiums. A good game of rugby union (tonights wasn't) is a great spectacle.
     
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    #11 Googs, Oct 21, 2007
    Too stop/start for my liking. Get the ball, kick it into touch. Brilliant. Chris Morgan would be ace at Union. Ade Akinbiyi might be good in scrums too, all that pushing would suit him well.
     
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