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HarveyColon
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kings may be the dark horses of the competition a year earlier than thought.
i think I know what he's talking about.......2011! perhaps
You failed to mention that shores loosehead seemingly snapped his leg 5 mins in followed by a number of other key forward losses in the first half. So what did the New pack actually dominate? Sure, a really well drilled pack however I suspect a much different outcome would have occurred had those injuries not taken place. For anyone there it was plainly obvious why the scrums ultimately went uncontested. New unfortunately didn't get to face a full strength shore forward pack so really not much to take away from that game for them forwards wise.
Out of curiosity does anyone know what happened to the shore loosehead? From where I was sitting it looked pretty nasty. Never a nice thing to see something like that happen.
Newington beat Shore in 2010 and 2011Yeah and I'm talking about 2009~2011, 3 years
On a related note, what are some figures from around the GPS community eg. max bench, deadlift, squat, curl etc. (post in kg please)
OsWeights out.
Even if grammar boys aren't on par with the other gps schools in rugby, they can put on a dam good musical...if i must say so i went this evening and found it most amusing...nothing better than a bunch of semi naked lads prancing around a stage and enjoying themselves
Make that two of us. Hey I like a good musical as much as the next, But, you're starting to sound a little mmmmm...Harvey,
Were they the same boys you picked up in your van on the rainy day two weeks ago . . .
All jokes aside you are seriously starting to concern me with your comments. I am finding them quite perverted!
LG - Your intervention I seek!
Can you convert all this back to pounds for the oldies please?Oscar Pryor Lees of Newington College cleans 60kgs which, apparently, is up there as far as records of schoolboy weightlifting goes.
Tom Robertson of St Joseph's is said to be their strongest player in terms of weightlifting, however, i have not heard any figures. Any Joey's boy could provide you with further information on him.
I here Scots have pulled out of the "Battle of Bellevue Hill" annual game with Cranbrook.
I here Scots have pulled out of the "Battle of Bellevue Hill" annual game with Cranbrook.
Pity to lose such a great tradition.
Anyone know why?
I here Scots have pulled out of the "Battle of Bellevue Hill" annual game with Cranbrook.
Pity to lose such a great tradition.
Anyone know why?
Pretty sure they already played it in term 2 holidays. Cranbrook won as well i think. Maybe it was Waverly though
Sorry to contradict R2, however having just spoken with a Scots dad, it would seem that a severely congested calendar – for both Scots & Cranbrook – was to blame for the match being postponed.
You may be confusing the match with Cranbrook’s participation in that Scots Rugby 7’s event back in April ?? Scots also played Wavs IIRC - and Waves got up.
The change in GPS Athletics to before the rugby season apparently meant there were few weekends where the “BOH” fixture could be allocated – however, he informed me that a number of alternative dates were proposed by the Scots rugby chap – but which were all knocked back by Cranbrook. So, contrary to some of the rather derogatory comments on the CAS forum….it would appear that BOTH schools should be shouldering a bit of the “blame”.
It will be interesting to see what happens next year…….might actually be a match with a bit of spirit in it !
Cheers
The Hound