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You're not Robinson Crusoe.

Reserve orange peeler?

The only one that I can think of is Tiaan Strauss (I think that he was "neutralised").

Is a replay of World Championship Tiddlywinks more worthwhile?

Not necessarily.

1980 Volvo Bertone Coupe (262C)

Posting keeps it alive.:oops:

As a supporter of the Reds, are you allowed to say such a thing?

With or without the hat?

I went to North Sydney Oval (Norths v Uni') yesterday. Each time that Will Skelton had the ball it usually took several Norths 'players to bring him down (reminds me of Gulliver and the Lilliputians).

Planning ahead for the World Cup - why didn't I think of that? D'oh.

"Soccer is hooligans acting like gentlemen, Rugby Union is gentlemen acting like hooligans and Rugby League is hooligans acting like hooligans." - Sergeant Pascoe in Dalziel and Pascoe

And Crockett plays for whom?

Although Concord Oval doesn't have lighting, it satisfies most of the criteria. T.G.Millner can have a crap playing surface. Uni. No. 1 Oval suffers from a cricket pitch and rain.

For giving away penalties, S. Finger is your man. Does Australia really need to give he opposition shots at goal?

It has to be noted that Uni' were in second division (before SS was only one division). Also many Wallabies played for Randwick (many wallaby players from out of Sydney seemed to choose Randwick). We seem to have entered the world of Daz's avatar.

When I played (years ago) both teams would line up in the centre of the field and each player would shake hands with their opposite number. After the match a tunnel was always formed, 3 cheers for the opposition, they replied with 3 cheers for your team, and everyone gave 3 cheers for the ref'.

The atmosphere at MS is well worth experiencing.

Maybe that needs to be a full-time role.

When I go to a rugby match I want to have a good time, not a bad time. The UK soccer fans need an uppercut for that sort of behaviour.