Well done to the Brumbies - winning the Aus conference rather easily in the end. It's a pity, for Aus rugby, that nobody was able to really threaten them. They've done what they had to do, and who knows, in finals time, anything can happen. Hopefully they take the whole thing. But it will be pretty tough.
Kudos to the brumbies, they did enough against a shambles of a team. Stirzacker needs some club footy, volavola a run out in 3rds and cummins to take up a non contact sport. The rest of the team might not be too bad, but you'd never know with your captain as inspiring as the guy from napoleon dynamite, the 10 as composed as the North Korean leader and your line out leader making rob Simmons contact work look like the hulk in the last scene in the avengers.
I'll give the boys a 3/10, brums a 6/10
I don't get your use of the sour grapes reference, he was being critical. You would normally make a reference to sour grapes to someone making excuses, so please explain your use of the phrase in this instance.How do the grapes taste? sour?
Completely disagree, sour grapes is used to reduce the value of an unachieved goal.I don't get your use of the sour grapes reference, he was being critical. You would normally make a reference to sour grapes to someone making excuses, so please explain your use of the phrase in this instance.
I was going to look it up and try and discredit you, but you said that with such confidence I will go along.Completely disagree, sour grapes is used to reduce the value of an unachieved goal.
It's from Aesop's Fox and the grapes parable.
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How do the grapes taste? sour?
I think most of society don't use phrase "sour grapes" in line with Aesop's parable.
Usually I hear people say sour grapes when others say we only lost tonight because opposition scored three tries from forward passes that weren't picked up and we weren't paid a clear penalty 30 metres out etc.