Super Rugby 2020
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The Sunwolves have again announced a few signings, including that of Chris Eves.
https://sunwolves.or.jp/information/article/6927/
Something must have gone wrong with San Diego Legion, because they announced his signing on 30 August 2019.
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One-Test 22-year-old named Reds captain for 2020
He's only 22, but new Queensland Reds captain Liam Wright has the smarts, skill and respect to lead his team back to the Super Rugby finals, says coach Brad Thorn.
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Return of the Brumby: the strategy all the top international teams will be copying
Elements of the Japanese game plan, as well as the motions of particular players, are starting to follow a style of play that's over 20 years old.
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New Waratahs coach Rob Penney has notched his first win of the 2020 Super Rugby season before a ball has been kicked in anger. Wallabies star Jack Maddocks is set to be unveiled in NSW’s sky blue as early as Thursday after the Waratahs and Rebels agreed on financial compensation for the 22-year-old’s services. -
apparently pre-season games start next week...It's true, I saw it on the television device!
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@taniwharugby 2 x Preseason games -
Gallagher Chiefs vs. Blues
Date: Friday 17 January
Time: 3.00pm kick-off, 1.30pm gates open
Venue: Waihi Athletic Rugby Club, WaihiBlues v Hurricanes
Friday 24 January
3pm.
$10 for adults and free for kids.
Onewa Domain -
@Daffy-Jaffy I reckon playing this time of the year on these low grade fields isnt the best idea, given most are likely hard AF.
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@taniwharugby said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Daffy-Jaffy I reckon playing this time of the year on these low grade fields isnt the best idea, given most are likely hard AF.
That just made my blood run cold. I remember playing preseason in Nelson and the sprigs pushed up into the sole of you foot giving the meanest blisters.
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@Machpants said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Hooroo I'd be wearing turf boots!
We weren't allowed to in the same vane we also weren't allowed to wear a bra.....
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@Hooroo said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Machpants said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Hooroo I'd be wearing turf boots!
We weren't allowed to in the same vane we also weren't allowed to wear a bra.....
so your man tits just sort of swung around under your jersey? gross
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@mariner4life said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Hooroo said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Machpants said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Hooroo I'd be wearing turf boots!
We weren't allowed to in the same vane we also weren't allowed to wear a bra.....
so your man tits just sort of swung around under your jersey? gross
I can't even remember moulds being a thing when I was playing
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@Hooroo said in Super Rugby 2020:
@mariner4life said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Hooroo said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Machpants said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Hooroo I'd be wearing turf boots!
We weren't allowed to in the same vane we also weren't allowed to wear a bra.....
so your man tits just sort of swung around under your jersey? gross
I can't even remember moulds being a thing when I was playing
jesus, when did you last play?
My first set was when i was playing gridiron, around 2000?
To be fair, in the Waikato, you only needed them at the start of the season, then you needed the 18mm steels for the rest of the year.
In Wellington I used to have a set of both that i took to each game, depending on the quality of the surface, for the most part it was the long ones.
Of course in the Tropics wearing steel sprigs was just fucking stupid.
The main drawback of them in the early days was you couldn't hurt people with them. Then they changed the rules anyway.
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@mariner4life said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Hooroo said in Super Rugby 2020:
@mariner4life said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Hooroo said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Machpants said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Hooroo I'd be wearing turf boots!
We weren't allowed to in the same vane we also weren't allowed to wear a bra.....
so your man tits just sort of swung around under your jersey? gross
I can't even remember moulds being a thing when I was playing
jesus, when did you last play?
My first set was when i was playing gridiron, around 2000?
To be fair, in the Waikato, you only needed them at the start of the season, then you needed the 18mm steels for the rest of the year.
In Wellington I used to have a set of both that i took to each game, depending on the quality of the surface, for the most part it was the long ones.
Of course in the Tropics wearing steel sprigs was just fucking stupid.
The main drawback of them in the early days was you couldn't hurt people with them. Then they changed the rules anyway.
I played the majority of senior rugby in Marlborough for Pelorus. 95-2000
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@Hooroo said in Super Rugby 2020:
@mariner4life said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Hooroo said in Super Rugby 2020:
@mariner4life said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Hooroo said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Machpants said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Hooroo I'd be wearing turf boots!
We weren't allowed to in the same vane we also weren't allowed to wear a bra.....
so your man tits just sort of swung around under your jersey? gross
I can't even remember moulds being a thing when I was playing
jesus, when did you last play?
My first set was when i was playing gridiron, around 2000?
To be fair, in the Waikato, you only needed them at the start of the season, then you needed the 18mm steels for the rest of the year.
In Wellington I used to have a set of both that i took to each game, depending on the quality of the surface, for the most part it was the long ones.
Of course in the Tropics wearing steel sprigs was just fucking stupid.
The main drawback of them in the early days was you couldn't hurt people with them. Then they changed the rules anyway.
I played the majority of senior rugby in Marlborough for Pelorus. 95-2000
then yeah, they probably weren't much of a thing
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https://www.allblacks.com/news/glen-jackson-to-retire-from-professional-refereeing
People of the fern rejoice. Hometown is finally retiring.
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