100% Warrior wrote:
What if your uncles your Dad?
This type of attitude holds back RL. We’ve (Super League) been doing the same thing under different banners for years. It’s got us nowhere.
Cammy returns and chats to Iain and John about the World Cup, Glasgow and Edinburgh's recent form and we try and find some alternative jobs for rugby players
UllFC wrote:
Agree that they have kept this decision low key, but at the same time theres no clear winner in the Friday or Sunday debate but its worth a try playing Winter games on an afternoon when its a few degrees warmer.
nestegg wrote:
Ouch !
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Munster face Ulster at Thomond Park on Saturday evening in the first Interpro derby of the season with the majority of the province’s World Cup players set to return for the clash (5.15pm). Both sides...
Deadcowboys1 wrote:
Have always believed no matter what the sport is that you can only represent the country of your birth or the country either of your parents were born in. Nothing more, no residential qualifications or anything else.
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Adding Tangata
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On November 6, 1869, Rutgers and Princeton—which, just two weeks earlier, had changed its name from the College of New Jersey—played America’s first official college football game. They followed London Football Association rules: 25 on each side, no throwing the ball, no carrying the ball.
