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I think I should have a 1 game comeback. Get a real old-school born again hard prop on the field. Mind you, under these new pansy professional rules I'd probably get sin binned or sent off!

Reply 481

bikerx23

hehe - what for ethereal?

Reply 482

Ethereal

For being an old style prop. Such gems as introducing the opposition fly half to 3 feet below the surface of the pitch at the first available opportunity

Reply 483

bikerx23

erm...I'm a flanker - trust me, if you run a bit faster, thats still legal :biggrin:

The best bit is when he tries to keep his foot up after a kick, and you spear him with your shoulder in his crotch - his foot gets down a lot quicker after that...

Reply 484

Ethereal

Since when was "first available opportunity" ever legal? I never mentioned him actually being in posession of the ball :p:

Reply 485

bikerx23

Ethereal

Since when was "first available opportunity" ever legal? I never mentioned him actually being in posession of the ball :p:

ah - I do that too - it helps if you have the kick off though - then you get your fly half to sail it right over his head and...BAM!

Reply 486

Ethereal

When I watch Rugby now I weep for the by-gone era of evil front rows. They just don't seem to exist!

Reply 487

bikerx23

Ethereal

When I watch Rugby now I weep for the by-gone era of evil front rows. They just don't seem to exist!

and fortunately so...Image what it would be like if Andrew Sheridan actually used his power for evil?

We have an AS equivalent on our team though, and he IS evil :eek:

Reply 488

Ethereal

a fire in the sky

and fortunately so...Image what it would be like if Andrew Sheridan actually used his power for evil?

We have an AS equivalent on our team though, and he IS evil :eek:

Bah!! Spoken like a true almost girly back!!!!! :p:

Reply 489

bikerx23

Ethereal

Bah!! Spoken like a true almost girly back!!!!! :p:

pfft - I nail props into the ground - but I dont like having to protect my scrum half from a prop who likes using his hands - usually gets me binned when I knee him in the face during a scrum....

Reply 490

Ethereal

a fire in the sky

pfft - I nail props into the ground - but I dont like having to protect my scrum half from a prop who likes using his hands - usually gets me binned when I knee him in the face during a scrum....

Still speaking like a back .... talks a good game, but pansy on the pitch :p:

Reply 491

bikerx23

Erm...You've never seen me play, so you cant substantiate that claim :wink:

Unless your new definition of pansie is doormat, in which case I tend to get spat out the side of a ruck having been used as one of them a few times a game to say the least...

Reply 492

Ethereal

Flanker = pre-op girly back :p:

Deal with it, get fat and play a real position :p:

Reply 493

bikerx23

pfft - I'm a fat flanker!

Reply 494

Shéamais

Ethereal

Flanker = pre-op girly back :p:

Deal with it, get fat and play a real position :p:

You don't need to be fat to play a "prop"er position, weight helps but it's not everything.

Reply 495

Ethereal

Man With No Name

You don't need to be fat to play a "prop"er position, weight helps but it's not everything.

Bah!! Are you even a member of the Brotherhood of Front Rows (aka the Front Row Union) ? We use the word fat regardless of the technicalities of muscle or fat build up. :rolleyes:

Reply 496

Shéamais

Ethereal

Bah!! Are you even a member of the Brotherhood of Front Rows (aka the Front Row Union) ? We use the word fat regardless of the technicalities of muscle or fat build up. :rolleyes:

I am currently and normally a front rower (1, 2 mainly and 3) but can play back row aswell. And scrumhalf actually.