Ozzie Bob
Charlie Fox (21)
Crashy mate i wish i could, living in London right now, will be here another couple of years yet!
Good luck against Knox this weekend in the clash at the school, should be amazing!
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Crashy mate i wish i could, living in London right now, will be here another couple of years yet!
Good luck against Knox this weekend in the clash at the school, should be amazing!
Prodigy
Ron Walden (29)
I think that they look to be a very good chance. Not bad for their first year back.... They will face tough competition from the likes of Liverpool and Clovelly. You definitely can't count out Dundas Valley - from what I hear, their 10 and 15 are two of the best players running around in that competition.
Camo
Frank Nicholson (4)
The tale of Balmain Rugby Club told by muzzled wolf Drew Mitchell about the club//
Check it out!
http://apps.facebook.com/koogarelentless/entry/344405
Check it out!
http://apps.facebook.com/koogarelentless/entry/344405
Prodigy
Ron Walden (29)
Good entry Camo.... Well played with Drew in it...... Don't know if it shows your relentless side, but should win for sheer production value
Stu Andrews
Frank Row (1)
Hi Folks. Long time listener, first time caller.
Noticed there wasn't anyone from UNSW, that I could see, on these boards.
Can only write this cause I stayed around for all the matches. Not a usual thing. Also, have only come back earlier this year after a few years hiatus.
UNSW (me) v Lindfield on the weekend was a hard graft.
We played up at Wakehurst's oval (http://www.wakehurstrugby.com.au/) due to, I believe, the conditions of the Lindfield pitch.
Our Colties got up 67-0. A fair margin. Got some cracking pace and hard young men. Electric.
Fours went down 7-19. We're (still phew) sitting on top of the comp .. Have ground out some tough wins. But these boys came out of the gates with four or five blokes who took it to us, repeatedly. Played the full game, although "struggled through" might be a better description. Lethargy.
Threes got up 26-15. Can't remember much. Not a great game. Came on at half-time and propped against a exuberant young TH. Wiped the smile off his face. Ahhhh. Spirits rising.
Twos lost 23-15. Game could have gone either way really .. But it didn't. We came back with a try, five to go. Couldn't replicate for a bonus point. Sore.
Ones got up 20-0. We have some highly skilled players, but then, so did Lindfield. Difference was the first twenty. Mauled them. Middle of the game was much tighter. Very tight. Then loosened towards the end. Home James.
Playing KOB and Barbarian this weekend. Looking forward to it. Should be a cracker.
Noticed there wasn't anyone from UNSW, that I could see, on these boards.
Can only write this cause I stayed around for all the matches. Not a usual thing. Also, have only come back earlier this year after a few years hiatus.
UNSW (me) v Lindfield on the weekend was a hard graft.
We played up at Wakehurst's oval (http://www.wakehurstrugby.com.au/) due to, I believe, the conditions of the Lindfield pitch.
Our Colties got up 67-0. A fair margin. Got some cracking pace and hard young men. Electric.
Fours went down 7-19. We're (still phew) sitting on top of the comp .. Have ground out some tough wins. But these boys came out of the gates with four or five blokes who took it to us, repeatedly. Played the full game, although "struggled through" might be a better description. Lethargy.
Threes got up 26-15. Can't remember much. Not a great game. Came on at half-time and propped against a exuberant young TH. Wiped the smile off his face. Ahhhh. Spirits rising.
Twos lost 23-15. Game could have gone either way really .. But it didn't. We came back with a try, five to go. Couldn't replicate for a bonus point. Sore.
Ones got up 20-0. We have some highly skilled players, but then, so did Lindfield. Difference was the first twenty. Mauled them. Middle of the game was much tighter. Very tight. Then loosened towards the end. Home James.
Playing KOB and Barbarian this weekend. Looking forward to it. Should be a cracker.
southsider
Arch Winning (36)
for those who havent heard yet oatley 1st grade did the impossible on the weekend and managed to beat balmian!! scored to win the game after the final bell so were very lucky but good game by both. Hopefully it shows the other teams Balmain arnt unbeatable after all 
Ozzie Bob
Charlie Fox (21)
for those who havent heard yet oatley 1st grade did the impossible on the weekend and managed to beat balmian!! scored to win the game after the final bell so were very lucky but good game by both. Hopefully it shows the other teams Balmain arnt unbeatable after all
Well done to Oatley! Really hope you give them a good run for their money in the finals!
Prodigy
Ron Walden (29)
for those who havent heard yet oatley 1st grade did the impossible on the weekend and managed to beat balmian!! scored to win the game after the final bell so were very lucky but good game by both. Hopefully it shows the other teams Balmain arnt unbeatable after all
Check out the BalmainRugby Facebook page for a couple of yellow cards given against them. Not the best decisions -' wonder if they ultimately cost them the win
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Charlie Fox (21)
Can anyone explain what happened at Blackmore Park on Saturday? Well done Shammies.
Barbarian, What happenned. KOBS were looking goods at the start of the year, now there's a chance of heading out the wrong end..."say it ain't so"
Barbarian, What happenned. KOBS were looking goods at the start of the year, now there's a chance of heading out the wrong end..."say it ain't so"
RC this season was always going to be a battle to avoid relegation. This year's comp has been super competitive, especially at the bottom end. Unlike last year there is no obvious cellar-dweller, and it's been a bit of a scrap between 3 or 4 clubs to avoid the drop.
At the moment we are second last, with about 130 points on Briars and about 60 behind St Ives. We have Briars in the last round, so it is going to go right down to the wire. We have Newport away this week, while Briars have Petersham at home.
A few weeks ago I would have said that it would be between us and Briars for the drop, but St Ives were swept by Newport last week and have a tough draw the last two rounds (Forest away and Balmain at home). Signs aren't good for them.
I am confident we will stay up. We lost a lot of players in June/July to holidays and injury, and have just started getting them back. We have an easier draw than both Saints and Briars. It will be close but we might just do enough.
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At the moment we are second last, with about 130 points on Briars and about 60 behind St Ives. We have Briars in the last round, so it is going to go right down to the wire. We have Newport away this week, while Briars have Petersham at home.
A few weeks ago I would have said that it would be between us and Briars for the drop, but St Ives were swept by Newport last week and have a tough draw the last two rounds (Forest away and Balmain at home). Signs aren't good for them.
I am confident we will stay up. We lost a lot of players in June/July to holidays and injury, and have just started getting them back. We have an easier draw than both Saints and Briars. It will be close but we might just do enough.
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Camo
Frank Nicholson (4)
No excuses, Petersham were just too good on the day and probably wanted the win more than our boys did..I'm sure the boys will learn from the loss...
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I went out to Macquarie Uni to watch some of the games yesterday.
When i arrived there were people at the gate charging a $10 entry fee!
What a joke. If it was at a proper stadium i wouldn't mind a $5 fee or so to cover the ground hire cost, but $10 to watch a park rugby game is ridiculous.
When i arrived there were people at the gate charging a $10 entry fee!
What a joke. If it was at a proper stadium i wouldn't mind a $5 fee or so to cover the ground hire cost, but $10 to watch a park rugby game is ridiculous.
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Arch Winning (36)
on the flipside i went to watch my friends play their league grandfinal yesterday, was at oki jubilee, so was a full proper stadium and it only cost $5 and you got a programme too
That is what i've been accustomed to also.
I ended going up the road tho Christie park to watch some soccer grand finals, for FREE.
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