
bruce
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Don't you just love it?BRACE YOURSELF for Aussie Media attacks from across the ditch
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Don't you just love it?BRACE YOURSELF for Aussie Media attacks from across the ditch
Russell Crowe >>> Hasselhoff + Costner
Fuck yawwwnion.
They've got Prince Harry but....And Crowes a knob jockey of the highest order.
I don't think league fans have an argument regarding soft penalties, the offences are practically the same, and I think the refs are more pedantic in league when it comes to head high tackles. So much so that now players lay down like soccer players to milk a penalty.Did see a couple of highlights on the news and man, some of the calls for penalties are so soft, ............................... Should play a hard game like league.........
Looks like Maninga....(I think that's the best center in League IMO). That burst of speed though.....showed those much leaner Aussie backs.Nonu will be missed most. He would have been a great league centre.
I think Hurrell would be just another good centre in rugby. I could be wrong but wasn't the rumour that Auckland rugby didn't go after him because they thought he lacked work ethic (but then they passed on a lot of talent from his era). I either heard that on radio sport of read it somewhere, I'll see if I can find it.Looks like Maninga....(I think that's the best center in League IMO). That burst of speed though.....showed those much leaner Aussie backs.
What's Hurrell's excuse.
Graham Edwards, a student careers adviser and Auckland Grammar first XV manager, was a mentor to Hurrell. The youngster wanted to stay in rugby union, the only game he knew, and I understand Edwards tried to find Hurrell a club to play for after the Auckland Rugby Union advised him to do that. A couple of clubs were keen but unable to financially help Hurrell, who needed around $20,000 for fees to meet student visa requirements.