The concept, except the Reds didn't tell anyone about it and it was very 'Oh my god that's awesome!'
The concept of "heritage" games? Yeah, nah, I don't think the Reds invented that.
The concept, except the Reds didn't tell anyone about it and it was very 'Oh my god that's awesome!'
looks so much more exciting. Fists thrown every second ruck. Flinging the ball about non-stop. The disgraceful lack of skills and the skinny legs.Highlights of Reds v Tahs in 1996:
looks so much more exciting. Fists thrown every second ruck. Flinging the ball about non-stop. The disgraceful lack of skills and the skinny legs.
Times have changed.
Let's hope the reds wear that glorious maroon kit they did last year
The concept of "heritage" games? Yeah, nah, I don't think the Reds invented that.
Zero somehow reminds me of this
Everything was invented by the reds
Okay, steady on. The Reds last year came out in their old school Maroon Jersey for the game against the Waratahs. the Waratahs for their game against the Reds this year are in their Skyblue jersey. No one else sees the coincidence?
Okay, steady on. The Reds last year came out in their old school Maroon Jersey for the game against the Waratahs. the Waratahs for their game against the Reds this year are in their Skyblue jersey. No one else sees the coincidence?
Yep, the Reds copied the NRL who have had heritage "rounds" since 2008. The Tahs are copying the Rabbits v Tigers heritage games that are played at the SCG each year
What is your point though? It's a game between the oldest rivalry in Australian rugby being played at the venue where they played their first match in 1882 (and also haven't played at for 35 years) and you have a problem that it is being played as a heritage round match.
What is your point though? It's a game between the oldest rivalry in Australian rugby being played at the venue where they played their first match in 1882 (and also haven't played at for 35 years) and you have a problem that it is being played as a heritage round match.
Good match up between the two form wingers of the Australian Conference. Should be enjoyable watching Daugunu running around Taqele and Taqele running over Daugunu.
Highlights of Reds v Tahs in 1996:
Wonder how many SCG members will come that otherwise wouldn't, obviously most members have access to both the SFS and SCG but will be interesting to see if the SCG facilities draw any extras in.