Where to for Twiggy Rugby?
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Greg Davis (50)
There are two quotes from you sandwiched in between mine. The first (shot) is when you sought evidence of cult worship in your previous posts, the second (chaser) is your most recent post outlining the feats of the glorious leader.
The "shot, chaser" references taking a shot of strong liquor - let's say scotch - and immediately following it with a chaser of something to wash it down - let's say beer.
Was that too hard?
Now lest you get even more sand in your jocks about this, I'm happy that Twiggy is pumping rugby in the West and I look forward to a revitalised Australian competition including a Perth based team.
Killer
Cyril Towers (30)
Ahh Slim my little troll finally cracked, I know its been difficult stopping yourself from making inane sarcastic comments.
Killer
Cyril Towers (30)
Oh and funnily enough here comes BH to back up Slim, the troll team
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Bill Watson (15)
Well mate you are leaving yourself open at times! May be sometimes ignorance can work in better ways.
But I certainly can't help thinking that there are a group of people who do like shitting on our parade.
Tex
Greg Davis (50)
It's a little known fact among the east coast elitists that Dear Leader once hit a course record of 63 under par at Royal Perth. Dear Leader has also been known to hit half-court shots at will and will bury the reactionary running dogs of Rugby Australia deep within the tailing dumps of his Fortescue mines.
Killer
Cyril Towers (30)
Maybe you can explain that to me Boof? "how I leave myself open"
Tex
Greg Davis (50)
You invite the trolling because you've spent months on here spitting venom left, right and centre.
I don't post in this thread too often, but the last couple pages are full of posts from you polishing the chrome of Twiggy's tow ball. That's the cult worship.
Tex
Greg Davis (50)
Hi bud - I tried to delete that post but it seems you got to it first. The reason for deleting was "needlessly poking the bear". Have a good day - see you over in the Rebels thread.
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Phil Kearns (64)
Half,
I am just guessing, but I venture to suggest that you do not appreciate the mindset of the average Western Australian.
When I worked for the Reserve Bank, the accepted wisdom was that the west was a kind of frontier. For starters, the time difference meant that Perth businesses operated for a large part of the day out of contact with the Eastern states, so they got used to making their own decisions and living by them.
The isolation has been broken down a bit, with the advent of much better technology, but it is still worth remembering that Perth is the most isolated city on the planet, and it is closer to Singapore than it is to the eastern state capitals.
They have turned out more than their fair share of entrepreneurs and sharks. Not just the aquatic variety, either.
The make of the board will not change just to appease them, that is for sure and certain. They are a relatively small fish, frankly, there are much bigger ones to fry.
I am just guessing, but I venture to suggest that you do not appreciate the mindset of the average Western Australian.
When I worked for the Reserve Bank, the accepted wisdom was that the west was a kind of frontier. For starters, the time difference meant that Perth businesses operated for a large part of the day out of contact with the Eastern states, so they got used to making their own decisions and living by them.
The isolation has been broken down a bit, with the advent of much better technology, but it is still worth remembering that Perth is the most isolated city on the planet, and it is closer to Singapore than it is to the eastern state capitals.
They have turned out more than their fair share of entrepreneurs and sharks. Not just the aquatic variety, either.
The make of the board will not change just to appease them, that is for sure and certain. They are a relatively small fish, frankly, there are much bigger ones to fry.
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Dick Tooth (41)
Its quite smart.
7 games against 7 teams all in Perth.
He only has to pay the 7 visiting teams for match say $ 500, 000 per game, offset by crowd and sponsor income. Very clever very clever indeed.
The matches & squad.
Western Force 2018 squad
AJ Alatimu, Chris Alcock, Marcel Brache, Masivesi Dakuwaqa, Rod Davies, Andrew Deegan, Tevin Ferris, Jaque Fourie, Josh Furno, Peter Grant, Chris Heiberg, Rodney Iona, Feleti Kaitu’u, Brad Lacey, Kieran Longbottom, Ryan Louwrens, Cameron Orr, Harrison Orr, Leon Power, Ian Prior, Harry Scoble, Tom Sheminant, Brynard Stander.
Western Force 2018 fixtures
May 4 vs Fiji
May 13 vs Tonga
June 9 vs Rebels
June 22 vs Crusaders
July 13 vs Samoa
August 10 vs Hong Kong
August 17 vs TBC
7 games against 7 teams all in Perth.
He only has to pay the 7 visiting teams for match say $ 500, 000 per game, offset by crowd and sponsor income. Very clever very clever indeed.
The matches & squad.
Western Force 2018 squad
AJ Alatimu, Chris Alcock, Marcel Brache, Masivesi Dakuwaqa, Rod Davies, Andrew Deegan, Tevin Ferris, Jaque Fourie, Josh Furno, Peter Grant, Chris Heiberg, Rodney Iona, Feleti Kaitu’u, Brad Lacey, Kieran Longbottom, Ryan Louwrens, Cameron Orr, Harrison Orr, Leon Power, Ian Prior, Harry Scoble, Tom Sheminant, Brynard Stander.
Western Force 2018 fixtures
May 4 vs Fiji
May 13 vs Tonga
June 9 vs Rebels
June 22 vs Crusaders
July 13 vs Samoa
August 10 vs Hong Kong
August 17 vs TBC
Killer
Cyril Towers (30)
Things would certainly have a chance to move forward in a mutually beneficial way. Though RWA supported by Twiggy will never allow themselves to be again at the mercy of RA therefore there will be sticking points.
While RA is broke they will be at a huge disadvantage.
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