Tag / Tip Rugby

Jugs might just the first tag-rugby hooligan. They could call it “the Irish disease”.

Puke you know my stance on this and quite frankly i’m disgustd you would even suggest it. Name a more manly pursuit and i would be most interested.

I doubt anything would be acceptable to those boyos- Jugs is practically foaming at the mouth at the thoughts of tag.

I’ve no idea which venues host the Super League- except that it used to be played in Blackrock when I played there. The website of ITRA would list them.

Pukes notion of an interpro series is intriguing. We could ally this to the TFK social calendar for maximum effect

WBY

Are you trying to come on to me?

With this talk of a team, I’d say Bandage will rue the day he decided to resurrect this thread

Great to see the interest in this, might be a go’er yet, fair play mac. I think we might still talk jugs round too.

You’d like that alright i’d say…especially in the face!:eek:

:smiley:

in the face or on the face?! this hard man act is folloing no-one choccy don’t worry.

[quote=“Jugs”]There are 3 things i will never do - take it up the ass, dish out a blowie or play tag rugby. I pretty much game for anything else.

My take on this pasttime is thus - If you want to play rugby, play rugby. If you want to be a fun boy, be a fun boy. If you want to meet “sporty birds”, go to a lezzer hang out. If you want to chase women in shorts around a field, head down to the local primary school for a game of kiss chase. Combining all of the above and calling it a sport is just plain wrong.

If a group of people ever take to a field in tfk jerseys and partake in this charade, I will personally drive on to said field and mow them down.[/quote]

The ginger Rob Green lookalike finally comes out from behind his ears and speaks. C’mon Jugs, you’ve more chance of meeting a bird playing this sport than you do in Flannerys or Coppers. Every third post from you is about a bird that shot you down in either of these places.

in the face or on the face?!.[/quote]

It’s your wet dream, you decide :smiley:

eh?? :smiley:

[quote=“Jugs”]There are 3 things i will never do - take it up the ass, dish out a blowie or play tag rugby. I pretty much game for anything else.

My take on this pasttime is thus - If you want to play rugby, play rugby. If you want to be a fun boy, be a fun boy. If you want to meet “sporty birds”, go to a lezzer hang out. If you want to chase women in shorts around a field, head down to the local primary school for a game of kiss chase. Combining all of the above and calling it a sport is just plain wrong.

If a group of people ever take to a field in tfk jerseys and partake in this charade, I will personally drive on to said field and mow them down.[/quote]

Hear hear Jugs.

I’m trying to be a bit more accepting these days and engage in less prejudice. But any lad who plays tag rugby is a big queer.

Sport? Tag rugby? A team containing girls? Trotting around trying to grab a tag?

Run fatboy run;D;D

I forgot, girls are icky - you could turn up and watch and stand outside the womens jacks if you wanted. Might make you feel more comfortable??

So instead of being shot down while drunk and inconspicuous in a dark nightclub, i should stick on a pair of shorts with tassles hanging off and prance around a field with the rest of you steamers before getting the same result from some even sweatier munter? Clown.

Embarrassing yourself a bit here Mac, old buddy, old pal.

You seem to be focusing on the meeting girls element of it in your last few posts. A tacit admission that it’s no more than a game of kiss chase outside the confines of the schoolyard. Truly ridiculous carry on.

it appears the ball hop is backfiring

Exactly, Dan reverted to the same tactics when it was put up to him “a great way to meet ladies” ! Desperado’s!!