Reading down through that thread, he has them hopping 
Maybe he should have stuck with the rugby, playing for Laois was a waste of time.
And risk suffering brain damage?
Thatâs a tap in for ye lads
Ive a brother in coaching setup.of a senior cup team. Ive sent him the atricle and informed him he is a child abuser and this generationâs version of an insidious priest.
Lovely start to the day, sets things up nicely.
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Is this the fella you boxed the head off of before?
Anyone able to copy and paste article please
I didnt have it all entirely my way but yeah, thats the chap
Archive.ph is unreal. No need to pay subs to any newspapers or The Athletic. A digital newspaper version of IPTV.
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No wonder print media is dead with this sort of attitude.
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Thatâs a very watery response the RFU spokeswoman provided to such a serious charge in the report.
The withdrawal of insurance cover canât be too far away.
Itâs a bit meh. Academics from places like Nottingham Trent polytechnic and the like and another lad with a vested history claiming it based upon soft science, heresay and conjecture.
Fails to mention any health benefits at all, which are surely considerable.
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An absolutely hilarious article in the times about the lineout. Savage detail on the difficulties of the lineout. My favourite bit is below.
From a 2017 coaching magazine, correct hand positions for a right-handed thrower are the first considerations of the hooker. Michael Jacksonâs moonwalk seems less complex.
âHave âGilbertâ on top [seam at two, four, six and eight oâclock]. Right hand towards back of ball, fingers over top of seam, thumb relaxed. Left hand slightly forward of right, fingers relaxed, thumb under ball. To throw, snap elbows and roll hands out. Hands are together, pointing at the target,â it instructs.
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Hilarious stuff from Rubby RĂșaidhrĂ from the Irish Independent on OTB last evening; he more or less said he was not very enthused by the rest of the Six Nations campaign, said the Grand Slam was more or less an inevitability for Ireland, âthe best team in Europeâ, and that he was more looking forward to the big test friendly matches against South Africa in the summer and New Zealand in November.
These rubby journos just canât help themselves, denigrating the biggest competition in the sport like that.
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In fairness Ireland are the only team taking the six nations seriously.
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Obviously so when you see the likes of Dupont going off to play tag rugby for the first 9 months of the year
Looking forward to the November internationals, and then they will realise the southern hemisphere teams donât give a fuck about them either.
Is it possible, that Ireland are the only country in the world taking international rugby seriously at the moment?
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Why are they called the âAutumn internationalsâ when November is considered a Winter month, in Ireland at least?
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