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My operative inside the Kings establishment has confirmed the information.

From reading the online newsletter/information it seems that there is now such a thing as the GPS 1st XVIII which will be playing CAS on Wednesday in AFL at Riverview.:eek:

I understand that both Kings centres are out again this week

At which point, I'm disappearing again.

That's the meaning of the word. You can choose to put another construction on it if you like. If you want to describe someone as being prejudiced against homosexual people or disliking the practice of homosexuality then by all means do so. The addition of the suffix "phobia" is attached to...

Or as Paul says near the conclusion of 1 Corinthians 1 Corinthians 13 Revised Standard Version (RSV) The Gift of Love 13 If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal. 2 And if I have prophetic powers, and understand all mysteries...

The suffix "phobia" denotes "fear of" rather than simply stating that something is against one's core beliefs. There is a difference. It's possible to disagree with somebody and still like and/or respect them.

Yes, Joeys will be hard to beat but not unbeatable. We know that they won't be beaten on fitness or speed - Newington actually played the same style of rugby as Joeys on Saturday it's just that Joeys were good enough to win. No doubt that the match was much more of a contest than the final...

Not so sure Kings will have returning stars though. Think both centres will be out again this week. One definitely (the boy who played 18s SoO). The other in doubt.

Like Parramatta, Wests seem to reserve their best games for the Woodies

Correct, the Newington pack aren't the behemoths of seasons past. The game was played at an extremely quick pace, end to end and side to side which meant that both sides were fatiguing towards the end. Having to defend their line for an extended period meant that Newington had to expend far...

No, it was 18-15 when the card came. The three tries came after the card. No argument about Joeys being much fitter though.

It's actually reasonably simple - the Eastern Suburbs are those east of the Sydney CBD. As Cyclo points out, Anzac Parade is pretty much the dividing line. Easts and Randwick are the only SS clubs in the Eastern Suburbs. Sydney Uni is located in the inner west, as is West Harbour. Southern...

Conspiracy theories and unfulfilled anger don't require facts or logic, just someone to vent upon. SS clubs are a convenient target. I just love the logic which suggests that volunteer club officials of Shute Shield clubs are somehow responsible for the development of the game across...

About 10 years ago.

15As will be a tie (to the extent that it's even a competition), neither of those sides will lose again this year. Don't know enough about the 16As age group, but I think it's quite strong, although I again think that Joeys will be hard to beat for the reasons you state. I agree with you about...

Wests are specialists at having close losses, then they'll come out and have a 30 point win over one of the top teams. It's been happening as long as I can remember - even back to when they were called Western Suburbs.

And you may be horrified to know, that just a kilometre or so away there are reports that there were Shore pies left over after the Shore v Scots game. :eek:

Right winger was electrifying

Heard that both kings centres were out