RWC: England v New Zealand (SF1)
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Nervous times in the Rembrandt household. Having a few folk over for the game but a few hours ago a weird weather event came through our neighbourhood, sudden rain and heavy wind. It ripped our neighbours roof off and is now resting mid air on some powerlines.
Police and news media arrived sharpish but no sign as yet from power company or whomever would be equipped to move a displaced roof. Hoping like hell they can just isolate the power to that house or that side of the street..a power cut in a couple hours would not be ideal. -
I heard a forecast on the radio , they said no more rain likely
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@gt12 said in RWC: England v New Zealand (SF1):
Just Wales into Keven Mealamu, he was very friendly. It’s busy here. Weather is ideal.
drunk?
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Aussie panel pumping up england big time
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@kiwiinmelb said in RWC: England v New Zealand (SF1):
Aussie panel pumping up england big time
Of course they are! That would make the Wallabies' QF effort look better in their eyes.
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@MiketheSnow said in RWC: England v New Zealand (SF1):
@Blackheart said in RWC: England v New Zealand (SF1):
So...who is under the most pressure..the ABS to be the triple holders or Eddie to win his first RWC as coach and for England to prove they are not one trick ponies...???? He claims he has no pressure whatsoever...
Nup sorry Steady Eddie...not buying it.
ABs by a mile
Difference is we're always under pressure. That notwithstanding, does pressure on the ABs mean there's no pressure on England...? Massive pressure here on both teams and let's not pretend otherwise.
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@Bovidae said in RWC: England v New Zealand (SF1):
@kiwiinmelb said in RWC: England v New Zealand (SF1):
Aussie panel pumping up england big time
Of course they are! That would make the Wallabies' QF effort look better in their eyes.
Obviously if we lose Cheika should be given his job back .
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@Rembrandt said in RWC: England v New Zealand (SF1):
Nervous times in the Rembrandt household. Having a few folk over for the game but a few hours ago a weird weather event came through our neighbourhood, sudden rain and heavy wind. It ripped our neighbours roof off and is now resting mid air on some powerlines.
Police and news media arrived sharpish but no sign as yet from power company or whomever would be equipped to move a displaced roof. Hoping like hell they can just isolate the power to that house or that side of the street..a power cut in a couple hours would not be ideal.Thoughts and prayers