: Tue Oct 20, 2009 1:21 pm  

st ives wrote:

how can micky higham not be in the 24 after tonights game ,the guy knows he isnt in the 24 and plays his balls off ,if every player gave what he does we would go places ,take a bow micheal you a true pro ,how the love roby has got in after the games iv seen i beyound me

Don't bypass swear filters, Wolfette.

: Tue Oct 20, 2009 1:44 pm  

Dropkick Murphy wrote:

I'm not massively interested in the international game in any sport as I support my club and that's it. I'll watch, and even attend the odd game to take advantage of the opportunity to see world class NRL players live, but singing "Ingurland Ingurland Ingurland" with a silly red cross painted on my face is not for me.

Anyway, to add my twopennorth worth, I do think it's embarrassing to be allowed the switch countries. If you want to fly the flag of convenience because you think it'll be easier to get in the team of a country you weren't born in then fair enough but once you've made your choice that should be that.

You can guarantee that when "St Ives" or "Natters" enter the forum that things heat up.

: Tue Oct 20, 2009 1:52 pm  

I get quite annoyed when people swap their national allegiances. However, I can see the benefits of it, as the likes of Ben Harrison can do a great job for Ireland, and then move to a better England team when he is ready. My main gripe is people qualifying under residency rules. Maurie Fa'savalu is a prime example of this, and until recently three Australians in the French squad. It has the potential to lead to the international competition being devalued as players swap between successful and less successful nations.

: Tue Oct 20, 2009 3:00 pm  

st ives wrote:

its a rugby forum not a spelling test you are one borin arsse if thats all you can post .i dont need you to tell me i carnt spell i know that ,but what i do know is that you know nothing about rugby ,maybe you be better on a spelling and speaking forum bamber

It's alright, we all need a bit of help sometimes. I'll teach you one tip a day to help you become a better person.
Today's tip is a comma comes after the word, < not yes ,and the word following.

As for Higham.. I can only think you're his missus because he's not even the best hooker at ths club never mind one of the top 2 British in the comp

: Tue Oct 20, 2009 3:11 pm  

Dico wrote:

As for Higham.. I can only think you're his missus because he's not even the best hooker at ths club never mind one of the top 2 British in the comp

Maybe he is implying that the best hooker at Higham's club is the best British hooker in the comp?

: Tue Oct 20, 2009 3:12 pm  

Dico wrote:

It's alright, we all need a bit of help sometimes. I'll teach you one tip a day to help you become a better person.
Today's tip is a comma comes after the word, < not yes ,and the word following.

As for Higham.. I can only think you're his missus because he's not even the best hooker at ths club never mind one of the top 2 British in the comp

robys not at his club bamber ,so how you work that out and bettter person do not insult me please as i dont think that is needed realy .use you manners then again clever people like you are usealy ignorant tools like you

[Fantastic Mr Catpiss]

: Tue Oct 20, 2009 3:22 pm  

can we all please grow up, otherwise this is gonna be a looooong off season.


St Ives, you've been warned before, please calm it down.