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An article by Dan Palmer. http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-union/union-news/offended-so-what-just-get-on-with-it-20130404-2ha2o.html

Would he fit into a Wallabies jersey?

Will Ed Gower look like a mummy again?

The use of a digital voice recorder may be a good idea. They mean that you don't have to stuff around with tapes, they are small and lightweight, they have time and date stamps, and often can be connected to a PC. Pros: You can watch the match rather than a clipboard, iPhone, etc. Cons: You...

You have to beware of those pneumatic tickets: they could explode at any time.

Cricket pitches and rugby: not a good mix.

So what Daz said is false? My experience of Mexicans is that when you say "rugby" they think of mungoball.

I think that it's mainly a case of local councils going to water.

Most Mexicans don't know that there are differences between rugby and mungo.

Does anyone really think that the Rebels would be in the top half of the ladder/table/log after a few years? Seriously?

I think that Chieka is the type of guy to give KB (Kurtley Beale) a kick up the arse and to have a quiet word. I'm sick of the rock-star attitude. Reality bites.

I think that Chieka looks like he should have (or just had) a beer in one hand and a meat pie in the other (standard rugby fare).

It isn't the referee who decides the choice of words.

Are you sure about that?

Sharpey commentating is a breath of fresh air.

Law 22.1 (a) Player touches the ground with the ball. A player grounds the ball by holding the ball and touching the ground with it, in in-goal. ‘Holding’ means holding in the hand or hands, or in the arm or arms. No downward pressure is required.

Or in politics.

Surely impossible.

I don't think that's possible.

Here's a crazy idea - how about selling beers in a sealed container? (been done before)