Local Rugby : Sun Nov 20, 2011 7:37 pm  

Greetland v Sharlston abandoned "fighting"
Halifax Irish 2nds Walkover 18.0 against.

Re: Local Rugby : Sun Nov 20, 2011 7:49 pm  

halifaxjohn wrote:

:MOTOR:
Greetland v Sharlston abandoned "fighting"
Halifax Irish 2nds Walkover 18.0 against.

wats great about either of them comments?

Re: Local Rugby : Sun Nov 20, 2011 7:58 pm  

lmw wrote:

wats great about either of them comments?

I'm not quite sure what your problem is.
I was hoping someone could enlighten us about what happened.
It was a chance to discuss, that is what a forum is
Grow up.

I think however your comment should have read " wHats great about either of THOSE comments

Re: Local Rugby : Sun Nov 20, 2011 8:28 pm  

halifaxjohn wrote:

:MOTOR:
I'm not quite sure what your problem is.
I was hoping someone could enlighten us about what happened.
It was a chance to discuss, that is what a forum is
Grow up.

I think however your comment should have read " wHats great about either of THOSE comments

Your use of the would suggest to some that you take joy from it. Irish A were short on numbers, few injuries, few unavailable and some lads had to step up to 1sts. Could have played a few ringers under false names but we'll leave that to your lot

Re: Local Rugby : Sun Nov 20, 2011 8:35 pm  

Leon Ashton wrote:

Your use of the would suggest to some that you take joy from it. Irish A were short on numbers, few injuries, few unavailable and some lads had to step up to 1sts. Could have played a few ringers under false names but we'll leave that to your lot

I'm sorry, I don't understand your anger, I was simply stating two "results" my use of the "dance" is what I do on every post. It is simply to say "in't life brilliant"
I see many games, many different teams, and enjoy them all.
Grow up.

Re: Local Rugby : Sun Nov 20, 2011 8:47 pm  

halifaxjohn wrote:

:MOTOR:
I'm sorry, I don't understand your anger, I was simply stating two "results" my use of the "dance" is what I do on every post. It is simply to say "in't life brilliant"
I see many games, many different teams, and enjoy them all.
Grow up.

yes im sure we can have a very mature convo with an IQ as high as yours

Re: Local Rugby : Sun Nov 20, 2011 8:54 pm  

Leon Ashton wrote:

Your use of the would suggest to some that you take joy from it. Irish A were short on numbers, few injuries, few unavailable and some lads had to step up to 1sts. Could have played a few ringers under false names but we'll leave that to your lot

So?
Look at my other posts,t
I will think you will see that you and the other other poster, have got the wrong impression?
Lighten up.
Russel Grant has just been voted off the dancing show.

Re: Local Rugby : Sun Nov 20, 2011 9:32 pm  

I haven't got the wrong impression at all hence i posted "would suggest to some". I am fully aware of your fetish. You asked the question I answered

Re: Local Rugby : Sun Nov 20, 2011 9:44 pm  

halifaxjohn wrote:

:MOTOR:
Greetland v Sharlston abandoned "fighting"
Halifax Irish 2nds Walkover 18.0 against.

My eldest lad plays for Greetland 1st team & was working yesterday so had to miss the game. He was informed late afternoon that there had been a couple of brawls & it had been abandoned as a result. I've said for the last two seasons, they're a very young side ( Stainland are the same ) who are going through a re-building process and many sides will try to bully them because of their lack of experience. As i wasn't there yesterday I won't pass further comment, but I will add that Sharlo got promoted from Greetland's division last season and they were badly behaved last season also.
Another new side to the Pennine league Woodhouse Warriors ( sic ) tried to bully Greetland at Spring rock earlier this season cos they were being very much outplayed, but when the young lads got stuck back into them & gave them a pasting at the nasty stuff as well they started making verbal threats about visiting their place in the return fixture, they were an absolute disgrace that day.
The Pennine league clowns shouldn't allow these Yorkshire league sides into the Pennine ranks, most of them have crossed over with a history of discipline problems, some of them are unwelcome in their local leagues, they come with trouble written all over them.
I hear half a dozen Elland lads turned out for Heath 3rds yesterday now their winter season is over with.

Re: Local Rugby : Sun Nov 20, 2011 9:57 pm  

Just to add to the point of walkover results. I think clubs who run teams with more than one team or who play in the lower divisions should escape hefty fines & point deductions from the Pennine league committees.
It's only social rugby, it's hardly semi pro stuff we're talking about, they should work towards supporting clubs rather than driving lads who want to play at weekends to footy or RU. They're too up their own backsides, and some of the fines quite frankly border on theft. They should consider this before admitting new teams into their system. I watched a lad play for Ovvy 2nds at Siddal against their 2nds who I know for a fact has already played for Irish 2nds & Boothtown already this season cos I've seen him with my own eyes. There are too many clubs, or should I say too many teams to accomodate the number of lads who want to play our game.