lefty goldblatt wrote:
By the way, what does good work in the community entail?
Helping old ladies cross the road?
Neighbourhood watch?
Litter picking?
It's his rugby skills I'm interested in, not photo shoots in the Guardian at some school.
Rugby Ulster have beaten Clermont in a pulsating affair at the Kingspan stadium in Belfast. Their win makes it four wins from four in the pool stages as they end up finishing second in Pool A. In what was a back and forth game, Ulster ended up coming out on top 34-31.
Itchy Arsenal wrote:
Fire them now then.
Why wait until April?
Get rid of the monsters.
No dole no social.
So the last 2 years they have wasted their time and energy working in the nhs?
The Clan wrote:
For Snowie,
These are the only pics I can find at the moment
At Headingley after beating Bradford
Back row Left to right: Garry Spencer, Dean Stuckey, Steve Hepworth...
On a cold, but near-perfect afternoon for rugby it was Pontypridd’s new signing at outside half Jake Lloyd who kicked the match off. From the very start RGC showed their attacking intent whilst keeping the ball and with barely 5 minutes on the clock they are awarded a penalty at a ruck.
By John O’Sullivan Connacht were defeated 37-31 by Stade Francais in a hugely entertaining Heineken Champions Cup game in Paris today. Despite securing a try and losing bonus point, thanks to five pointers from Alex Wootton...
R.B.A wrote:
Really good camp from what I hear, with just the injury to Manu Mau putting a damper on it.
Not sure about the hype around an opposed training session though. London think...
