Donnyman wrote:
I've been around as long as you and your right, Bradford weren't as successful back in the late 60's 70's, 80's... Wigan, Saints & Leeds seemed to have/get all the best players.
Willzay wrote:
The Government screwed up big time. They should’ve shut the country down as soon as Italy did. Instead they carried on as normal, not giving the NHS a chance to cope with it, the fact that Cheltenham went ahead was a complete f*** up.
DHM wrote:
I watched Leeds -Widnes from '89 the other night, The Moriarty elbow game (I was there). That was quick, very solid defence (5m PTB) and aggressive running. I had forgotten why Moriarty was "upset".
Munster Rugby today launched a new partnership with Phelan Gaming, marking their entry into esports. The partnership will see Phelan Gaming rename as Munster Rugby Gaming for their participation in forthcoming tournaments.
Agustin Pichot has staked his bid to become chairman of World Rugby on a modern, more inclusive global game that gives emerging nations a greater voice in a major shake-up of the sport that reflects changing and challenging times.
bren2k wrote:
Yes they do know - lots more people will die; and if our figures weren't bad enough, wait until the deaths at home and in care homes are included - it will probably double. Although the Govt is doing its level best to avoid the total figure being made public...
Mild Rover wrote:
An official strike requires democratic support from members. The union HQ going on strike in sympathy would be an act of stupid self harm. It isn’t like a hunger strike.
Those laws about working conditions mightn’t exist without trade unions.
