knockersbumpMKII wrote:
He didn't have enough money, look at his past dealings, he simply never had the money to buy the club outright alone, even less so when he had his own money in other pies.
Fittler - how refreshing as a coach
I have always thought Fittler was a bit of a space cadet but was a brillant footballer in his time . I have been so impressed...
sally cinnamon wrote:
So does the Austin signing close the lid on Eastmond to us?
I wonder where he will end up. He doesn't have a club and if we're out of the running I wonder what his options are.
fartown since 1961 wrote:
You would think that a Transatlantic team would crumble under the constant flying between Canada and the UK???
But in the WP case they played all their away...
WELLINGTON – The Hurricanes have made minimal changes to their starting XV for their last Super Rugby round-robin match against the Chiefs in Hamilton on Friday night.
pk wrote:
I disagree here. I think our attack was rigid and structured but over last few years has become much less so. It now relies on off the cuff stuff from Williams which he isn't that good at doing.
pk wrote:
I disagree here. I think our attack was rigid and structured but over last few years has become much less so. It now relies on off the cuff stuff from Williams which he isn't that good at doing.
HXSparky wrote:
Let's just get this weekend out of the way and see where we stand then!
snowie wrote:
can someone explain to me how you can budget for a loss above £2 million in a business, seems crazy to me, I understand making a loss investing in the future but £2 million ...
Trainman wrote:
I get the impression that Sinfield’s job for next season is mainly focused on player recruitment, retention and the monitoring the performance of the team and coaches in a similar role to Radlinski at Wigan.
Ziggy Stardust wrote:
Wane was told he no longer has free reign to sign players.
All the mess by resigning players like Sarg and Tomkins Marquee have pushed the envelope.
This is spin put out by Wanes crowd, simples.
CAPE TOWN – Zintle Mpupha will lead an exciting group of 12 players selected by Springbok Women's Sevens coach Paul Delport to San Francisco, USA, where they will contest the third edition of the Rugby World Cup Women's Sevens tournament on 20-22 July.
