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    Re: Rugby World Cup

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    The Argentinian kicking is poor today. Not the first time their long range artillary has been off target!
    Bugger! A direct hit!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Danbert Nocurry View Post
    I feel myself drawn to comment 'seriously' on this thread.
    Kick and clap is bloody rubbish and it's an injustice that it gets so much coverage compared to Rugby League which is a better game in every way.
    Totally agree Danbert.
    Watching my local amateur team East Leeds this afternoon and then Rhino's v Huddersfield tomorrow

    Not remotely interested in the RU World Cup :thunbdown:

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    Quote Originally Posted by emmilou View Post
    It's not so bad when you get into it! As a league supporter for many years it was hard work making sense of some of it - so much less blood! My eldest plays for school and club at Union so it was a case of getting to grips with it - rapid.
    Its funny really but I got into rugby league through my youngest daughter (!!) playing it, having been brought up down south in die hard rugby union territory. I absolutely love watching league, whilst I find rugby union really frustrating a lot of the time - so much kicking and scrambling and fannying about in a heap and also a ridiculous amount of penalties and stoppages (and points scored from penalties). League still remains a game where scoring tries is what its all about. Anyway I'll still enjoy the RU world cup, but without getting carried away with it all.

    Oh and the pre-game 'scary' dances of Tonga and New Zealand - that was just cringe enducingly embarrassing
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    Quote Originally Posted by Leeds Rhino View Post
    Not remotely interested in the RU World Cup :thunbdown:
    Me neither Rhino - I can't understand why anyone would want to watch a game made up of CONSTANT knock ons, forward passes, penalties, five minute scrums, few tries and lots of goal kicking.
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    Re: Rugby World Cup

    Quote Originally Posted by Danbert Nocurry View Post
    I feel myself drawn to comment 'seriously' on this thread.
    Kick and clap is bloody rubbish and it's an injustice that it gets so much coverage compared to Rugby League which is a better game in every way.
    Et Al....

    Doesn't matter whether you like this "code" or not, That's whats on at the moment either support it or don't watch it....

    C'mon all England Teams:thumbup:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Danbert Nocurry View Post
    Me neither Rhino - I can't understand why anyone would want to watch a game made up of CONSTANT knock ons, forward passes, penalties, five minute scrums, few tries and lots of goal kicking.
    The number of tries scored in Union that have had a forward pass somewhere in the build up is amazing.

    You certainly dont get 5 minute scrums in League because the scrum half is allowed to feed the ball into his own second row

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    Re: Rugby World Cup

    Quote Originally Posted by Richard Head View Post
    The number of tries scored in Union that have had a forward pass somewhere in the build up is amazing.

    And there aren't that many tries in Rugby Union to start off with.

    I genuinely tried to get into the game this morning but found it really difficult. It was just so boring. Did notice though the rather rotund nature of some of the forwards on both sides.....some real porkers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Muddy Retriever View Post
    Did notice though the rather rotund nature of some of the forwards on both sides.....some real porkers.
    Precisely MD - union players tend to come in two distinct forms.

    They are either skilled athletes with strength, speed and an unmatched will to win - these players are procured by Union clubs from their superior bretheren - Rugby League clubs.

    The other types tend to be pale, doughy, fat, creatures who consider walking to a lineout or a scrum to be a physical workout.
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    Re: Rugby World Cup

    Quote Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak View Post
    Et Al....

    Doesn't matter whether you like this "code" or not, That's whats on at the moment either support it or don't watch it....

    C'mon all England Teams:thumbup:
    Certainly not, watching something and complaining about it, then watching some more is my 6th favourite past time. So there ththththpppttt

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    What a change watching 2 sides from down under.
    Much better than the dross I normally watch on tv.

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