TimeOut

right as some of you might well know a rather important tournament is about to start in a few days here in NZ. Any predictions you guys??

I don't want any reminders from the french either please , im still suffering from the last failure dished out by the froggies.

by the way it seem a lot of watch company execs are going to be in town.

 

regards

darren

 

> > > Go ABs!!!!

Which team will win, I seriously don't know, but one of these 5, for me.

Best of Luck for the TZ team, Darma, they are magicians and artists.

Best,

Nicolas.

Rugby is a great sport, who you going for Darren?  Here's the team we're rooting for:  ( click here ) and ( click here )

Bulgari All Blacks Haka from ED-209 on Vimeo.

-MW

This message has been edited by DRMW on 2011-09-04 21:15:57

But I say this quietly as I don't want to put a curse on them!!

1. The All Blacks to defeat Seth Efrikarrr in the first semi-final. The score is irrelevant, so long as the body-count is high.

2. The Wallabies 'reserve' team to defeat a full-strength England in the second semi-final, by a 60 metre drop-goal from the touchline with five seconds to go in time-on.

3. In the final the Wallabies to defeat the All Blacks with a pushover try immediately after the cute little dance the ABs do at the start of the game, followed by a penalty try against Brad 'Coathanger' Thorn, then a final try when Nathan Sharpe intercepts a pass from Carter to McCaw, runs over the top of Nonu then SBW (a la Lomu/Catt in '95) and outruns Mils Muliaina and Cory Jane the length of the ground to score under the crossbar.

Easy!

;-)

 

 

Cheers,

pplater.

i didn't realise they played rugby in WA. i reckon the aussies might have a chance if they bring back peter fitzsimons to bolster the forward pack.!

...the guy in the photo is much better looking (and thinner!) by far.

Here's another piece of kit you may like - all in good fun, of course!

 

 

Cheers,

pplater.

Some harmless ribbing. cheers,dreamer

...those cheese-eating surrender monkies are next in line for the treatment!

   

 

Cheers,

pplater.

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...not really meant to offend: just some of the 'good-natured, harmless pre-tournament sledging' in which supporters of the code are known habitually to engage. Some of the finest rugby songs were born in that tradition. Recall that it is one of the few games where the players commit aggravated assault upon each other for 80 minutes, shake hands at the end of the game and then spend the rest of the night drinking and singing together.

 

Cheers,

pplater.

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