TheRugbyCyclist
Watty Friend (18)
IGS - The hard workers who go unrecognised.
QLD GPS 2024
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TheRugbyCyclist
Watty Friend (18)
I’m assuming 10,000 +. I also hope to see forum hill packed to the brim gents.
TimHealy1968
Allen Oxlade (6)
just go on the gpsqld.tv website to watch all first XV games.Does anyone have the link for igs vs bgs game
Cheers bl9
The Blin6side
Darby Loudon (17)
Good evening forum,
Unfortunately, I can‘t upload the video, only an image of it… Yet, in this video TGS boys are seen singing Noqu Masu, a Fijian hymm, extremely beautiful stuff here. Such a great display of culture and resilience. This makes very happy due to my Fijian ancestry, and being a TGSOB. Furthermore, I was sent a video of the BBC 1st XV, joining together singing another hymn. So glad to see the display of our beautiful Polynesian culture in the QLD GPS.
Cheers,
6.
Daniel Koalins
Herbert Moran (7)
Would you be able to send a link @The Blin6side
Daniel Koalins
Herbert Moran (7)
Terrace do not do this, but I can confirm countless other schools do this, but there is nothing wrong with it considering it happens all the way up, if these boys want to continue with their footy they might need to be able to receive some booing.
Daniel Koalins
Herbert Moran (7)
not nudgee or terrace, i think TGS may but most (not all) schoolboys are the same
Oracle83
Phil Hardcastle (33)
The BBC service was exceptional - kudos to the boys and the alleged cultureless school but also to the Nudgee first XV boys waiting patiently in the heat for the proceedings. Truly a well prepared and executed service.
rugby.jacko
Ward Prentice (10)
It doesn't seem to be on there not sure why. If anyone has any links with IGS and could private another link would be much appreciated.
bigmoneybrown
Herbert Moran (7)
Evening gents. Just a little nibble I have been meaning to get off my chest. Met QTT (Quick Tap Tony) in the flesh last night at a little social outing out towards Beenleigh. Absolute legend of a bloke. But the story doesnt end here. It was his encouraging words that struck my core. The strength and bravery he displayed in his story inspired me to come out as a schoolboy. Yes I am a current student. I never thought I’d say this and boy does it lift a weight off my chest. Do not let this leave a bad taste in your mouth fellow forumists. Long live Forum Hill! See you all saturday
rugby.jacko
Ward Prentice (10)
Never would've guessed it Browny but always welcome mate.
The Blin6side
Darby Loudon (17)
I LOVE these cultural rounds. Such beautiful displays of pride… I hope one day the GPS has just one round set where all schools will have their cultural round… EG round 6. However, with the bye this is unlikely.
RuckTickler45
Bob McCowan (2)
After a fruitful Saturday for the blue and white, I've decided to quickly tap into the forum on a wonderful Sunday evening to discuss a post I made last week. If my memory serves me correctly, I believe I compared Nudgee winger Nicholas Conway to the likes of the late great Julius Caesar. Well, I think its certainly safe to say that the big dog showed up and conquered. However, the hero was not alone. It was apparent that Caeser's right hand man Mark Antony aka Jacob Johnson and former emperor Marcus Aurelius aka Hugo Hart were right by his side with both players putting on showstopping performances and completely and utterly terrorising and dominating the BBC defence. Moreover, after a mediocre performance from State High against terrace, all the momentum is with Nudgee this week. The Roman Empire is hitting its peak at just the right moment in time whereas the wheels on State High's Trojan horse just seem to be starting to get a little bit wobbly.
P.S - Can't help but think its ironic that the Roman Empire is taking on Big Roman and the BSHS boys. Luckily, unlike Nick Conway, he's a myth.
Cheers lads, more to come.
-RT
P.S - Can't help but think its ironic that the Roman Empire is taking on Big Roman and the BSHS boys. Luckily, unlike Nick Conway, he's a myth.
Cheers lads, more to come.
-RT
TheRugbyCyclist
Watty Friend (18)
Another schoolboy with maturity well beyond his years - long live forum hill mate and I hope to see you and all schoolboy forumists there to make an appearance on a truly great day of GPS footy this Saturday.
Brian O’Driscoll
Chris McKivat (8)
Haven’t you got an exam to study for??
RuckTickler45
Bob McCowan (2)
Mocks aren't real mate. GPS footy is. Priorities.
Barbarians are at the Gate
It will be a massive day at Gallipoli this Saturday but I don’t think it will attract the 10k that Terrace, Grammar and TSS deciders bring.
Nudgee supporters will be there for sure in similar numbers but there will be more spectators from other GPS schools etc there and the general rugby public to fill in some of the gap. One side of Ross will be packed and the other side will be made up of Nudgee supporters preferring to face off against the magnificent Grand Stand, a hand full of State high supporters and the general rugby public.
The best day I ever witnessed on Ross was when Grammar defeated the Roman Empire and I’ve never seen a rugby crowd like it before. Well done to Grammar supporters for this historical day and of course to their First XV. Like with Gallipoli, sometimes being on the defeated team is held in the highest regard.
I think 4 to 6 thousand is the more likely crowd size rather than 10 thousand, but the Grand Stand side of Ross Oval will be absolutely electric. I can’t wait.
We are waiting for you State invaders. Our chariots are in full defensive position.
It will be a massive day at Gallipoli this Saturday but I don’t think it will attract the 10k that Terrace, Grammar and TSS deciders bring.
Nudgee supporters will be there for sure in similar numbers but there will be more spectators from other GPS schools etc there and the general rugby public to fill in some of the gap. One side of Ross will be packed and the other side will be made up of Nudgee supporters preferring to face off against the magnificent Grand Stand, a hand full of State high supporters and the general rugby public.
The best day I ever witnessed on Ross was when Grammar defeated the Roman Empire and I’ve never seen a rugby crowd like it before. Well done to Grammar supporters for this historical day and of course to their First XV. Like with Gallipoli, sometimes being on the defeated team is held in the highest regard.
I think 4 to 6 thousand is the more likely crowd size rather than 10 thousand, but the Grand Stand side of Ross Oval will be absolutely electric. I can’t wait.
We are waiting for you State invaders. Our chariots are in full defensive position.
Trotting Duck
Bob McCowan (2)
Trotting Duck
Bob McCowan (2)
my bad, must be 11 then.