Dita's Slot Meter wrote:
No problems here, 'mate', I'm just intrigued at this enthusiasm of you Wigan fans to come on here over the last couple of days....
spartakmixtapes wrote:
Its difficult to say "he knew exactly what he was doing" because its a lazy/desperate tackle technique in that the defender is usually in a beaten position in the tackle and chooses to use his bodyweight rather than strength to bring the player down.
Keiththered wrote:
Oh dear, some of us are hurting. Looking back years to try and find something to salve the hurt of the present isn’t a healthy option. This seasons results have mainly been an embarrassment and I’m sure it doesn’t actually help to make you feel better.
Keiththered wrote:
Oh dear, some of us are hurting. Looking back years to try and find something to salve the hurt of the present isn’t a healthy option. This seasons results have mainly been an embarrassment and I’m sure it doesn’t actually help to make you feel better.
September 2024 will mark the 50 year anniversary of Sardis Road being the home of Pontypridd RFC. During that time the Club has witnessed some epic games of rugby and we’ve seen some of the greatest players to have ever played our sport run out onto the hallowed turf.
Munster are in South Africa ahead of the second game of a URC double-header with the province taking on Sharks in Durban on Saturday (5.15pm Irish time/6.15pm local). See full details of the Munster travelling squad here.
Once were Loiners wrote:
Wighton still looks like a big centre playing stand off, rather than a genuine halfback. He'd only work alongside a proper playmaker.
I've always liked Tupou - good finisher, great in the air and makes big post-contact yards running the ball back.
Munster secured a superb bonus-point victory over Stormers in Cape Town on Saturday evening to become the first European side to win an away game at DHL Stadium since they joined the URC in 2021. The victory keeps Munster fifth in the table ahead of the final round of fixtures this weekend.
Hullrealist wrote:
Hull fans (and fake Rovers accounts) need to get over James Clark once being a radio DJ. I once worked part time in a shop. Does that mean I’m not qualified for my job now despite having a masters in my area.
Listenup94 wrote:
I wouldn’t drop anyone from the pack , I would leave pickersgill out provided woody is fit and play doro . The only way to get any form is to be playing regularly and I thought doro did well against Bradford.
