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Mark Ella (57)
would also include Shatzy - on the cusp of Wallaby selection and only a knee injury precluded him
Including Allan Border and Greg Inglis?
Queensland has on average been receiving 25'000 people from interstate since 2000, it's a statistical probability that one of those will at one point play professional sport and potentially represent the state they love.
Great idea! I'd get into that,I'm usually the same type who's butt leaves his seat almost everytime something happens hahaSudden topic change here but I was at work today and had an idea with regards to matchday experience.
Some of you on here are a bit older and your more classic "I Just want to watch the game" types of rugby fans and that's fine. I am a young fan, the type that has a few beers and is constantly obscuring your view by standing up everytime there is a linebreak.
Quite often I have people behind me that don't like standing up and being loud and who get, well, pissed off when I do so. This got me thinking right back to the Ballymore days of the hill etc - the Rowdy mob would go sit on the hill and those who wanted their unobscured site line in the stands. Everyone gets along fine.
I am perfectly happy to stand for the entire game (and often do if I am in the back row of a section). So why doesn't the QRU have one of the sections at suncorp the students section, make the tickets 15 bucks and permit people to be standing? I think the atmosphere would be fantastic (Look at the ZOO when the Highlanders play) and the QRU would have no trouble filling it up etc each week (they could probably fill 2-3 sections).
This would be a fantastic way of further engaging the uni student population (that is heavily into rugby) whilst keeping older fans happy.
I watched Jonah all season, and he is a great talent, but still has a long way to go.
Listen here you fucking yahoos, some of us like to enjoy our chardonnay in peace, with the gentle ambiance of the game in the background to glance at infrequently.
We have reached the inevitable end. The point of super saturation. We have talked all the rugby we can without actually having Rugby to talk about.
We really need a Reds game to talk about.
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Some of the most passionate Queenslanders I know are foreign born. Being a Queenslander is a state of mind not an accident of geography.
Yeah—he's still very raw and I have no clue how he goes in the custodial duties a fullback has.
As you indicate: it's a good idea to start young fullbacks on the wing when they get to Grade early, maybe too early, and help the 15 out to learn their trade.
Since school I've seen Jonah only in the Oz Under 20s last year. He's still eligible this year and doesn't turn 20 until next—so he will be eligible in 2015 as well.
Hopefully we'll all be talking about him a few years down the track.
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Sudden topic change here but I was at work today and had an idea with regards to matchday experience.
Some of you on here are a bit older and your more classic "I Just want to watch the game" types of rugby fans and that's fine. I am a young fan, the type that has a few beers and is constantly obscuring your view by standing up everytime there is a linebreak.
Quite often I have people behind me that don't like standing up and being loud and who get, well, pissed off when I do so. This got me thinking right back to the Ballymore days of the hill etc - the Rowdy mob would go sit on the hill and those who wanted their unobscured site line in the stands. Everyone gets along fine.
I am perfectly happy to stand for the entire game (and often do if I am in the back row of a section). So why doesn't the QRU have one of the sections at suncorp the students section, make the tickets 15 bucks and permit people to be standing? I think the atmosphere would be fantastic (Look at the ZOO when the Highlanders play) and the QRU would have no trouble filling it up etc each week (they could probably fill 2-3 sections).
This would be a fantastic way of further engaging the uni student population (that is heavily into rugby) whilst keeping older fans happy.