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Very interesting video editing. Count the number of times a segment starts with "Yeah, ..."

Sometimes I despair that some of my best lines go through to the keeper without the bat being raised, but at least I can always rely on you, LG, to appreciate my sense of the absurd.

There are of course quite a few instances of flows in the other direction, lily, i.e., players who have played Colts for Uni while at school, then chosen to move to another club. As for "the myriad of exemptions" in the point system could I suggest that none of them were included to suit the...

Yes, that was obvious, Grouch, but I like to indulge myself. By contrast your T-Strategy site looks very interesting. If you don't mind a pedantic observation, "engineeering" in the heading on the Costings.Net page?

That's a bit size-ist isn't it, en_force_er?

Interesting site, Grouch. Have you constructed a site map for it?

Penrith Club was established in 1968. Parramatta began as Cumberland in 1879. They were admitted to First Division in 1934. Apologies for dislodging the chip on someone's shoulder but in this instance there is no bias toward "the fat old rich clubs".

Potentially a very good site, #1. What about a quieter background colour?

"Channel Nine, which is the best and most innovative presenter of sports programs, will present a package of Super Rugby highlights each week. It will also present the free-to-air coverage of the Rugby World Cup. Two of the channel's sports heavyweights, Ken Sutcliffe and Tim Sheridan, were at...

LG, you've been around long enough not to let the truth get in the way of a good story. And when you're retelling it in ten years time I won't be surprised if it's Sonny Bill Williams and Candice Falzon who were both in the Portaloo.

Am I right in assuming that you're talking about our much loved NSW State Government "avoiding conflicts of interest's", TOCC? Where did you hear that? I see that you are moving to Sydney from up north this year. If anyone offers to sell you the Harbour Bridge remember that it's not actually...

Touché, Gnostic. From the amount of bagging that went on about one misunderstanding - I wonder if they had ever run the play before - my recollection was that it must have occurred over a period of years. Similarly I expect that dedicated Carter bashers will be telling their grandchildren they...

I remember Carter being bagged for a number of years because of one instance he didn't read Barnes wanting him to come inside of him. Even if he is to be crucified for a pass he never threw on Friday night - we still retained possession by the way - anyone who didn't think he had an impressive...

The main factor influencing Uni players to give up the 'Tahs Academy is not so much the time commitments as a realisation that they have a better program available at their own club. I don't get to read the Terror, lily, although I think their rugby writers might be better than the Herald's...

Were either of you at the trial by any chance? Or perhaps in the bar with Growden? Elsewhere there was criticism of Carter for not passing to Waugh with the line open. The fact that there was a Fijian between them might have caused him to have second thoughts.

Shame on you, LG. Surely it's not asking too much to keep an eye on 50 or so players in a trial. He used to be so reliable, farmerc. He'd have stats on all the players plus the referee and linesmen, and usually the ball boys too.

Just one of the many things I miss by not watching Sevens

Thanks, kiap. That would mean that Sam Roberson would be eligible again this year.

Isn't it great to have our leading rugby journalist, Greg Growden, back writing about rugby, and in such superb early season form. This article has it all: "Waratahs board members sat in the middle of the punters"; and an absolutely absorbing reminiscence about "a NSW season launch held in a...

They can share hair product.