Bull Mania wrote:
Anyway all chairman (and i include my own in this) need to stop the mud slinging in the media, get around a table and thrash out the differences.
Wingers for 2019
The game has changed and big athletic wingers with bulk and height are the norm. Of course there are always exceptions but in general thats the status quo.
Durham Giant wrote:
What a whiny pathetic thread.
If we are good enough we stay up as we are in a competition with 8 other teams 4 of whom will definitely stay in SL.
Issues to do with the weather the fixtures visas etc is rubbish.
Durham Giant wrote:
What a whiny pathetic thread.
If we are good enough we stay up as we are in a competition with 8 other teams 4 of whom will definitely stay in SL.
Issues to do with the weather the fixtures visas etc is rubbish.
DURBAN – The Sharks clinched a 20-10 win over the Jaguares in Durban on Saturday to book a place in the knockout stage of Super Rugby.
JOHANNESBURG – The Lions are back in the Super Rugby playoffs – for the third year running – as they swept aside a gutsy, but ultimately outclassed Bulls side here in their final league game on Saturday.
Canoeman wrote:
Well the new President doesn't help...I'll give you that. The US is certainly in a state of change on many fronts also...so the times they are a changin as Dylan said...are you suggesting that a Chinese or Russian led world would be better?
In a career that has been interrupted by injuries – often at the worst times – Warren Whiteley cherishes every moment he has on the field. And every minute of that time is special.
WELLINGTON – The Crusaders eased into the Super Rugby playoffs with a 54-17 thrashing of the Blues on Saturday.
The Bulls, meanwhile, are out of the hunt, but still have plenty to play for.
jaws1 wrote:
Lockers is like a tampax 1 week in and 3 weeks out hes been a good servant to Wigan his body is shattered its time to call it a day no matter how good he is .In my post I was...
