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October 21, 2007 at 8:31 pm #543332
Nev HParticipantFootball team got beat, Rugby team got beat and Lewis Hamilton got beat.
AdSense 336x280October 21, 2007 at 8:31 pm #635623
Nev HParticipantFootball team got beat, Rugby team got beat and Lewis Hamilton got beat.
AdSense 336x280October 21, 2007 at 9:10 pm #635625
22AParticipantNot a great week, I’ll admit. But to be fair it would have been an absolute farce if they’d taken the rugby WC. I know it sounds like sour grapes coming from the New Zealander but yeah, South Africa truly deserved that victory.
Did anyone catch the All Golds v Northern Union rugby league match? It was pretty awesome, especially when I realised they were using the scoring system from 1907. 3 points for a try, 2 for a conversion, 2 for a drop goal. I haven’t seen Ali Lautiti play for about 4 years, since he moved to UK super league. He’s still the man.
Also, Kidwell, Steve Price, and Stacey Jones. What a team.
Oh. And how crazy was that Morley high-shot on Guttenbeil? He almost flipped him right over. I’ll go search for a youtube link.
Sorry if I’ve derailed this into a league discussion. I sympathize with your losses.
AdSense 336x280October 21, 2007 at 9:54 pm #635628
nicoleParticipantCould have been worse. It’s better to have had the chance to win than to have had no chance at all.
AdSense 336x280October 22, 2007 at 2:44 pm #635669
acapellaKeymasterBrits are all too good at basically ‘bottlin’ it’ I think!
translation: bottle it, to bottle it, to lose one’s nerve when it comes to the crunch – seriously Wiki it

Perhaps British Sport MINUS Great British Media Hype = More British Sport Winners – just a hunch..
Didn’t watch the rugger but I did watch the full Formula 1 on ITV2 and I think Hamilton just showed his ‘rookiness’ by fluffing it within a minute from the start, his engine troubles were totally outside of his control though.
Regards,
acapella
AdSense 336x280October 22, 2007 at 4:45 pm #635675
JuggernautParticipant…his rookiness was just at the beginning…
Had he have not had his "engine troubles" (i think something is a-foot here) he would have been fine.I mean how many times did he go almost to the back and drive like a freaking mad-man climbing up to the front yet again. His 3 pit stops as opposed to 2 would be an issue, yes. but again….his car was fine all season but towards the end…"oh noeeess! the gearboxx is fxxxxored!!"…
meh.
Also,
GO SAFFAS!!!
*springbok’s all over the place*

that try though…blatantly looked in!..though if the entire match played out the way it did but had a try and conversion, it would still have been 14-15
AdSense 336x280October 23, 2007 at 7:19 pm #635751
shwiltonParticipantmweh,
so we lost everything,
it was a good week for hitting up a few pints with the lads,and to the rugby league guy,
i caught a bit of it,
my cousins who are staying with me are Kiwi soo im watching allota rugby at the moment,AdSense 336x280October 24, 2007 at 12:07 am #635768
anisinaParticipantLewis Hamilton = Born Racer. He wants to win things and beat everybody on the track. Nothing wrong with that, but experience will revert him to what he was at the start of the season ie. points count not trophies. We could reverse and hope for another Schumacher but we already have one in Alonso whom is a self-confessed cheat. See appeal, and press, details for confirmation.
I’m happy to see Kimi win it though. He has been one of the best drivers for a few years now, and he deserves it. Whether Ferrari deserve it is a matter between the neutral and the biased. I’m a neutral and believe they have had ‘favourable’ treatment from the FIA. Though, lets not forget, the vast majority of the teams in WORLD motorsport rely on British (not just English) engineering knowledge, including design. That includes Ferrari who still miss the knowledge of the Mancunian Ross Brawn. And the likes of Adrian Newey, who is recognised as the finest designer in the motorsport world. Just happens to be English, and just like John Barnard (among many others) is being paid vast amounts of money to turn an average F1 team (Barnard dragged Ferrari from the doldrums in the late 80’s – early 90’s) into a viable competitor again.
English (in terms of sport) should only be used when the team is consisting of members of the TEAM that are recognised as qualified for the term English (including nationality). F1 (and all other motorsport teams) have members from all corners of the world, and rightly so. It is the most advanced motorsport known to man.
Rugby = Public school boys (don’t bend over Percy) who play the game invented by a cheat because he couldn’t kick a football. Otherwise known as… egg chasers.
England Football Team = Vastly overpaid, average skill (compared to players gone before) whom can’t perform for their country. Coupled with a manager who hasn’t a clue, and picks those who play for ‘big’ clubs = absolute rubbish.
Now then, Hydraulic manufacturers………………
AdSense 336x280October 24, 2007 at 8:15 pm #635816
berridgeabParticipantMy dad thinks the F1 was a Cover up, Rugby we got cheated, but our Football team is so overated, if we cant even scrabble our way into a European cup we can’t really class ourselves as a World class team. I ust hope we sort ourselves out before the next world cup.
AdSense 336x280October 26, 2007 at 1:33 am #635899
bahamdunParticipantberridgeab wrote:our Football team is so overated, if we cant even scrabble our way into a European cup we can’t really class ourselves as a World class team. I ust hope we sort ourselves out before the next world cup.finnaly and englishmen admits it
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