You can see your toes at the Caxton? Sorry have a prior engagement with the Cote. But would love a catch up sometime.You've watched more NSW/Qld matches than me, Sully? Fingers and toes out for counting next Saturday at the Caxton. See you there.
You can see your toes at the Caxton? Sorry have a prior engagement with the Cote. But would love a catch up sometime.You've watched more NSW/Qld matches than me, Sully? Fingers and toes out for counting next Saturday at the Caxton. See you there.
The inability of Reds supporters to accept what actually happened is mind boggling. Rewatch the first 20 minutes of the second half. The only thing that saved the Reds was the refusal by Ian Smith (Queenslander) to award a penalty try.
You've watched more NSW/Qld matches than me, Sully? Fingers and toes out for counting next Saturday at the Caxton. See you there.
Me too. Have to download some Banjo Classics on my phone to keep them amused.
We should meet up for a beer Cyclo. Although as a warning I am heading out with a group of army blokes who will be a few days back in the country from a tour of Afgan. They will be exciteable.
Mrs D is cheering for the Tahs!!!!!
Yes because if it is the opinion of a NSWman then it is gospel. And the opinion of a QLDer is simply fantasy. What actually happened is that your boys threw every single thing they had at our line for the best part of the game and you couldn't break it. No, they couldn't even bend our line. Nary a fucking dent. Your captain had plenty of opportunity to take points but his closed minded, chest beating, teeny tiny brain wanted so badly to be awrded a try without actually crossing the line that he persisted with a tactic that wasn't working for 40 minutes and in the end it cost them the game.
You know what one of the first things I learnt in Rugby? You'll never change the ref's mind - so adapt.
The inability of Tahs supporters to accept what actually happend is mind boggling.
5 mins to go. Two points behind. Three tries in the bag. Penalty in front. Do the reds go for the win only to find they are out of the finals by a BP, or do they go for the try, miss it, and find out two days later the sharks or bulls got rolled and a win would have got them through.
It's an interesting dilemma that will be in the back of their minds with a lot of decisions along the way.
Hey Mr Doug,
Given that revelation, will you get Mrs Doug to do the washing just before the game. I am sure certain undergarments need to be in the washing machine, and not on your person, at game time this weekend.
Tahs by 8.
The Tahs care about the fans though, it's the backward mentality of QLD that would only go for the posts. Tahs want try's.
You can't break a line if they keep spoiling to prevent continuity.
Waugh and Croft, and allow them to deliver water to the bottom of a ruck...who would bleed first?Why don't the Reds and Waratahs use former players as runners out on the field of play like the League sides for this clash only.
The QLD RL team use Gilmeister and Langer very effectively.
I'd like to see some real former antagonists issued with vests and be part of the night.
Sam Scott Young and Stan Pilecki for the Reds and Simon Poidevin and Steve Finnane for the Waratahs would certainly warm things up.
Waugh and Croft, and allow them to deliver water to the bottom of a ruck.who would bleed first?
You can't break a line if they keep spoiling to prevent continuity.
The Reds should win this by 50 points, they have everything to play for whereas the Tahs are a losing rabble.
The Reds should win this by 50 points, they have everything to play for whereas the Tahs are a losing rabble.
Clearly anything less than a massive win for the Reds will be a moral victory to the Tahs.
No ones proud of a fluke.