Rugby Prediction League - End of Year Tours

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Well done redzonerocker. :bow:

Thanks again pharvey for organizing.

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prcscct wrote:Well Pharvey, you have the weekend to recover from your depression. :P Seeing that it happens so infrequently, has there been any talk in Rugby circles about playing an extra period or set amount of time in case of a draw at the end of regular time? Pete :cheers:
Dear God, I've not recovered yet (and NEVER will..... BL**DY FIJIANS!!!! :D ). As for the draw.. They've tried some weird and wonderful things in rugby competitions, but generally a disaster and quite frankly insulting to the players (Martyn Williams being made to take a kick (and missing) in European competition). Anyways, Fiji played well, Wales did not - although zero disrespect to Fiji..... I'm Welsh and VERY biased!! :roll: :neener: :cheers:
ozuncle wrote:Well done redzonerocker. :bow:

Thanks again pharvey for organizing.

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Yep, fair play RZR...... Apologies, I was going to use the excuse that I was away, but .... I am trying to recover!!! Well done yet again!! :bow: :bow:

Wales ARE going to take the 6 Nations this year,so my time WILL COME!!!!!
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ozuncle wrote:Well done redzonerocker. :bow:
:cheers:
got a bit to close for comfort near the end :shock:, but cheers mate :cheers:
pharvey wrote:Yep, fair play RZR...... Apologies, I was going to use the excuse that I was away, but .... I am trying to recover!!! Well done yet again!! :bow: :bow:
& cheers captain :cheers:
Wales ARE going to take the 6 Nations this year,so my time WILL COME!!!!!
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Well done indeed Mr redzonerocker... :cheers:
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Randy Cornhole wrote:Well done indeed Mr redzonerocker... :cheers:
& thank you indeed mr randy cornhole :cheers:
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Yes, good job RZR :thumb: Perhaps they should have matched those Barbarians against New Zealand, they may have beaten them. Pete :cheers:
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prcscct wrote:Yes, good job RZR :thumb:
cheers mate :cheers:
Perhaps they should have matched those Barbarians against New Zealand, they may have beaten them. Pete :cheers:
they actually played each other near enough this time last year at twickenham, . . .25-18 to the baabaas :D

next up for the baabaas is england in may followed by an easy run out v wales in june :mrgreen: . . . . :duck:.

all this of course after england's 6 nations grand slam :cheers:
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Randy mentions on page #1 that it's not mandatory to be British to play on the BB's. Are there any non-British players currently? Pete :cheers:

EDIT: ...and are they paid to play or do it as an honour?
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prcscct wrote:Randy mentions on page #1 that it's not mandatory to be British to play on the BB's. Are there any non-British players currently? Pete :cheers:
i didn't see the game on saturday & i stand to be corrected, but i don't think there was a british player in the team :? :shock:
they were mostly kiwis with a few aussies & even a south african or two :shock: :D
and are they paid to play or do it as an honour?
they are an invitational side & i'm sure they're well looked after :wink: :D
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