It would seem that way. You can just imagine their sausage fingers crashing against the keyboard in reply to logically thought out statements. Having played rugby myself, I know how easy it easy to play.
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Rugby loses the moral high ground?
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Who Replied?It would seem that way. You can just imagine their sausage fingers crashing against the keyboard in reply to logically thought out statements. Having played rugby myself, I know how easy it easy to play.
Glawstergull
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Exactly Glawster..... Narrow minded people produce narrow views ..... I like your good self admire and actively support multiple sports, I draw the line at Diet Rugby ( aka rugby with all the goodness taken out) ..... I hope you have your ticket for the Cardiff showdown, its likely to be a cracking day.
Somerset, i will be there.
Glawstergull
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I would assume you are a fan of the cherry and reds, my friend. I went down there to see the Quins once. Great visit-excepting the result.
I am my friend, its much like following the Albion , very frustrating at times.
pork pie
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It would seem that way. You can just imagine their sausage fingers crashing against the keyboard in reply to logically thought out statements. Having played rugby myself, I know how easy it easy to play.
You actually played rugby? That must have been a sight! If you think rugby back have sausage fingers, when handling is a vital skill, you have excelled yourself in being stupid.
Did you play for Worthing? I understand that they are the only half-decent club in Sussex playing at National 3 (London) or above. Otherwise, who are you to say how easy it is? Anyone can be shit at a sport, and play for the rugby equivelant of a football pub team.
You actually played rugby? That must have been a sight! If you think rugby back have sausage fingers, when handling is a vital skill, you have excelled yourself in being stupid.
Did you play for Worthing? I understand that they are the only half-decent club in Sussex playing at National 3 (London) or above. Otherwise, who are you to say how easy it is? Anyone can be shit at a sport, and play for the rugby equivelant of a football pub team.
Easy, easy, easy......report until fade.
Baron Pepperpot
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I am my friend, its much like following the Albion , very frustrating at times.
They're just inside the play off slots too !
Glawstergull
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Ive been to 3 Premiership finals and won zero!They're just inside the play off slots too !
Sir Nigel of Eagleshire
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I'm not sure what this reference to the moral high ground is. Rugby has it's share of cheats and bruisers, but I would say, for me, the watching experience is better at league matches. If I watch Quins on a Friday and Albion the following day I'm more intolerant of the coarseness of the crowd, whereas had I not been to the rugby the night before I wouldn't have noticed it so much. Rugby folk are less inclined to be irrational (although this is a generalism) because first and foremost most of them enjoy rugby first and their team second. In football it seems to be the other way round.
It's true of me. I can cope with an England defeat in rugby more than football, although I enjoy rugby more, because in rugby I admire the game and in football I go tribal. So my experience in football renders me to some kind of voluntary submission to a certain behavioural pattern.
It's quite disturbing when I think about it because it can be applied to so many parts of life.
what an interesting post, reminds me why i started coming here