Finally.....Rob has discovered banter!
Finally.....Rob has discovered banter!
.....and being 30m away from the field behind the fence.Agree. The pitch means it’s harder in the middle but the turf and drainage and surrounding slopes make it the best in my opinion. The shore set up is similar to kings, newer and large stand and change rooms but the field is much harder.
Agree. The pitch means it’s harder in the middle but the turf and drainage and surrounding slopes make it the best in my opinion. The shore set up is similar to kings, newer and large stand and change rooms but the field is much hard
Kings, joeys, Knox have the best main ground. Shore have the best overall facilitiesAgree. The pitch means it’s harder in the middle but the turf and drainage and surrounding slopes make it the best in my opinion. The shore set up is similar to kings, newer and large stand and change rooms but the field is much
I didn’t go to a gps school so I don’t care but I played on many fields. The surface at joeys is great but the surrounds are not. Unless you are in the small, old and uncomfortable grandstand, which is impossible because it’s full of joeys boys, it’s a bad viewing ground......and being 30m away from the field behind the fence.
Joeys once had a method of handling the Kings fence.
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WKings is a cricket oval, not a rugby ground. Joeys has the best surface plus viewing of any school in Sydney. Knox is second.
Why is View last? I’ve only run there (from memory all my View games were home games at New) but recall they have beautiful grounds and plenty of ovalsBest GPS grounds for rugby
1. Joeys
2. Kings
3. New
4. Scots
5. Shore
6. View
Kings is a cricket oval, not a rugby ground. Joeys has the best surface plus viewing of any school in Sydney. Knox is second.
Would have effectively been City v Country back in those days.SBHS has produced the best schoolboy team though. 5 Wallabies came from the 1963 team.
When you look at the complete record you see some interesting patterns.
Early days was dominated by Kings and Grammar.
Joeys didn't win their first till 1904.
You had to be there to understand the full context of the event. Another time I shall expand.I didn’t go to a gps school so I don’t care but I played on many fields. The surface at joeys is great but the surrounds are not. Unless you are in the small, old and uncomfortable grandstand, which is impossible because it’s full of joeys boys, it’s a bad viewing ground.
It’s a bit disturbing and weird that you like fences being broken….and you took a photo of it.
The Dark Lord Lambert, war hero and sporting scholar will be looking down from his castle upon the great unwashed Catholic boys,.Morning All, ahhh yes the best day of the year on the school boy rugby calendar. The Catholics will pretend that when the Marist play the Jesuits that it is the jewel in the GPS crown but we all know it is today, when the scrappy underfunded Press-buttons take on the boys in pink funded by the Vatican. A true underdog story. It was been confirmed by Dr Saint Lambert that the ghost of William Wallace was seen tracing from Fairfax all the way to Scots Main looking at vantage points to ambush the high flyers from the affluent Hunters Hill. Ahhh I can sense it in the air, Scots To The Fore!
Hello DuskI think on a good day Newington's Johnstone oval takes the number 1 spot - yes i may be biased but nonetheless it is such a great field to watch rugby.
Sidenote
SJC +7
View + 12
New + 22
Hello love2ScrumAny reason why the Year 11’s (Not disrespecting the replacements) have been moved up to the 1st XV in lieu of Captain of Rugby???
Ok. Found it. I was working at the time and missed it.I submitted my tips last night @Joker
I would wouldn't be making any predictions, based on the performances of the A teams in the age divisions. I made that mistake with this age group, now playing 1stXV. Although it gives me great comfort to know our 16As are a strong team and Our 15As have had some good past seasons. I also forgot to mention the Tongan Intake and its possible impact.Additionally, there is our little know Western Sydney intake. I heard this intake might grow in numbers. Could see an intake of a few boys with league backgrounds.I truely believe this is an accurate statement. The mindset within the Scots camp is one that is unstoppable, just inspirational. I was lucky enough to witness this in their pre-season trainings where they push themselves to the limit, where I was asked to coach part of their squad. #nolimit