And who’s Hoss?
One of the many peanuts who regularly comment on the front page that don't venture onto the forums because their rubbish wouldn't last a week.
And who’s Hoss?
I totally forgot about the front pageOne of the many peanuts who regularly comment on the front page that don't venture onto the forums because their rubbish wouldn't last a week.
I'm probably wrong about him when he addresses the team in the sheds, but he exudes an 'it's a game of footy, we'll all cope' vibe.The teams that can handle disruption will have an advantage over the teams that cannot. I reckon Rennie is the sort of coach who will prosper in this environment, from what I can see he seems to be implacable in the face of adversity.
Actually, Hoss writes Friday's news.One of the many peanuts who regularly comment on the front page that don't venture onto the forums because their rubbish wouldn't last a week.
I used to write the news, Sully. It's a fairly low bar!Actually, Hoss writes Friday's news.
I know there's a fair amount of snobbery in the Forums aimed at the front page. But there is a lot of humour out there and some clever writers. Also, very little parochialism except in good humour.One of the many peanuts who regularly comment on the front page that don't venture onto the forums because their rubbish wouldn't last a week.
QC (Quade Cooper) has been granted his passport. Also, Rennie has apologised for announcing Cooper for the BaaBaas without consulting his Japanese team first, think it's been rectified and Cooper will play. No news about him not playing Japan so you assume that's fine.We like Hoss! Don’t we?
Let’s talk QC (Quade Cooper). Has he reneged on the Barbarian team involvement or the tour, or has Rennie just jumped the gun? Did QC (Quade Cooper) get his Australian passport. I’ve been away so just catching bits and pieces.
Thanks for that. I was a bit worried that QC (Quade Cooper) had a motive to gain him passport and move on. Glad to see he’s sticking by us.QC (Quade Cooper) has been granted his passport. Also, Rennie has apologised for announcing Cooper for the BaaBaas without consulting his Japanese team first, think it's been rectified and Cooper will play. No news about him not playing Japan so you assume that's fine.
Fairly high risk strategy if you ask meThanks for that. I was a bit worried that QC (Quade Cooper) had a motive to gain him passport and move on. Glad to see he’s sticking by us.
well thats Quade all over innit ! (however, only high risk if one doesn't have the skill set to pull it off )Fairly high risk strategy if you ask me
Typical old quade rugby, er strategy.Fairly high risk strategy if you ask me
From what I’ve seen Raper would’ve be an amazing 7 in those days too. They did play with unlimited tackles and 3 yard back defence, so it would’ve been similar to todays rugby.There was some old footage of Norm Provan on the news bulletins last night. He would have been one of the best second rowers in the world if he had played our game, not just of that era, but of any era.
Raper was amazing. There used to be a club in downtown Sydney called the Mandarin Club, it was at the corner of Goulburn and Pitt. It was pretty popular way back when because it was open until dawn. It was not unusual to see Raper there in the early hours of game day and leave with a girl on his arm. Apparently he would eventually get a bit of sleep, then go to the nearest oval and "run it out". Then head to the game and absolutely kill it.From what I’ve seen Raper would’ve be an amazing 7 in those days too. They did play with unlimited tackles and 3 yard back defence, so it would’ve been similar to todays rugby.
Mandarin Club was still there when I started working near there around 2000 but I think it went into administration about a decade ago.Raper was amazing. There used to be a club in downtown Sydney called the Mandarin Club, it was at the corner of Goulburn and Pitt. It was pretty popular way back when because it was open until dawn. It was not unusual to see Raper there in the early hours of game day and leave with a girl on his arm. Apparently he would eventually get a bit of sleep, then go to the nearest oval and "run it out". Then head to the game and absolutely kill it.
Yep, too much competition, I think.Mandarin Club was still there when I started working near there around 2000 but I think it went into administration about a decade ago.
Was well and truly still running when I worked less than 50m away in Goulburn St in the 70/80s. Often had lunch there, but never ran into JR I have to say. Used to get some top entertainment acts, Shirley Bassey for example.Mandarin Club was still there when I started working near there around 2000 but I think it went into administration about a decade ago.