The Rugby Union Society
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Probably a bit late coming to this thread, but i play Fly Half for Waterloo Rugby in Liverpool. Probably moving to Tarleton next year if anyone is from around Merseyside/Lancs. area.
I only read the first page, but i dont see why forwards feel the need to spread their worth so much, in rugby everyone relies on everyone else just as much, its the ultimate team game, (though i like to think i win the games with my boot...) -
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Re: Rugby Union Societyhttp://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/socs.php?do=list&page=4(Original post by Mutant)
hey, another tigers supporter here. glad theres a society now, any chance of a link to it?
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Re: Rugby Union SocietyAt least you got to see it, I'm stuck doing flexi time in Dunnes Stores for the summer!(Original post by Colly)
bloody all blicks, had to get up at 7.30 after getting to bed at 4.30 to watch the game, and actually thought ireland could do it up until around 65 mins, gutted. Absolutely wrecked now, we better win the 2nd test
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Clive Woodward built the whole team up to do one thing, and that was to win the world cup.
There are plenty of young players available in England and they could be a good team, but after losing Brian Ashton and having an idiot in Andy Robinson in charge after Woodward left has meant they have not brought new talent in, theyve gone stale and performed poorly.
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Just posting to join...
18yrs, play blindside, center (prefer 12) and occasional wing. Have been tempted to play at 9 as well.
Only been playing for 2years (was a footie fan before that) but since moving in with my dad, have fallen in love with the sport. Hoping to get fitter over the summer ready for next season and hopefully continue playing in manchester
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Re: Rugby Union SocietyDon't think anyone is!(Original post by Kiteo)
Just posting to join...
18yrs, play blindside, center (prefer 12) and occasional wing. Have been tempted to play at 9 as well.
Only been playing for 2years (was a footie fan before that) but since moving in with my dad, have fallen in love with the sport. Hoping to get fitter over the summer ready for next season and hopefully continue playing in manchester
And I'm not a fan of AR.
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Watched the England game, poor Varndell! He needs another season before he's ready. Looked good in the Sevens though.
I laughed when I saw Goode was starting. I'd be embarassed if I was in England fan, he's an okay player (nothing more), but he does look like he's more suited to be a tight-head prop rather than a 10!
Wales didn't look much cop in Argentina either, although I only watched the first-half of the Second Test. Mind you only one European nation has won a test series in Argentina... And that was Wales
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Re: Rugby Union SocietyFront row is far more skilled than number 10. That is why the laws of the game require a team to have an experienced front row replacement.(Original post by david17)
Watched the England game, poor Varndell! He needs another season before he's ready. Looked good in the Sevens though.
I laughed when I saw Goode was starting. I'd be embarassed if I was in England fan, he's an okay player (nothing more), but he does look like he's more suited to be a tight-head prop rather than a 10!
Wales didn't look much cop in Argentina either, although I only watched the first-half of the Second Test. Mind you only one European nation has won a test series in Argentina... And that was Wales

