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Game they play in Heaven?  I debuted in first grade at eighteen and was trashed by what felt like the entire University forward pack  .... broken collar bone... my son later captained the University of Southern Queensland side... one time I was spear tackled by two Waratahs forwards... I think they were sent off but I don't remember.... the crowd booed anyway... calling .. "OFF... OFF... OFF" ...

Go the Wallabies against Lions.... ROOOARRR!!

Those were the days.... men were men and women were women and women didn't have penises and men didn't have vag ..... and an Abo player was the same as everyone else..... now 'he' - depending on his identification - would expect to lay a claim over the field as stolen land or something... generational disadvantage due to being child of a lesser culture and wanting to remain immersed in Loser Ideology.
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Reply #2 - Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:08pm
 
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:05pm:
Game they play in Heaven?  I debuted in first grade at eighteen and was trashed by what felt like the entire University forward pack  .... broken collar bone...

Go the Wallabies against Lions.... ROOOARRR!!



Our best Rugby players are in the League -
that's why we are losing against the Lions playing Union.
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Reply #3 - Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:17pm
 
Bobby. wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:08pm:
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:05pm:
Game they play in Heaven?  I debuted in first grade at eighteen and was trashed by what felt like the entire University forward pack  .... broken collar bone...

Go the Wallabies against Lions.... ROOOARRR!!



Our best Rugby players are in the League -
that's why we are losing against the Lions playing Union.


The Wallabies need to find their balls again and remember what it is to WIN!  A few years back I think John Eales said they had forgotten how to win... same as Joey said the Knights had forgotten how to win.... all the talent and skill is right there... go for it!!
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Reply #4 - Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:26pm
 
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:17pm:
Bobby. wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:08pm:
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:05pm:
Game they play in Heaven?  I debuted in first grade at eighteen and was trashed by what felt like the entire University forward pack  .... broken collar bone...

Go the Wallabies against Lions.... ROOOARRR!!



Our best Rugby players are in the League -
that's why we are losing against the Lions playing Union.


The Wallabies need to find their balls again and remember what it is to WIN!  A few years back I think John Eales said they had forgotten how to win... same as Joey said the Knights had forgotten how to win.... all the talent and skill is right there... go for it!!



Nahh - the Aussies were playing like pansies -

are you gunna watch it on Saturday night - channel 9  ?
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Bobby. wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:26pm:
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:17pm:
Bobby. wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:08pm:
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:05pm:
Game they play in Heaven?  I debuted in first grade at eighteen and was trashed by what felt like the entire University forward pack  .... broken collar bone...

Go the Wallabies against Lions.... ROOOARRR!!



Our best Rugby players are in the League -
that's why we are losing against the Lions playing Union.


The Wallabies need to find their balls again and remember what it is to WIN!  A few years back I think John Eales said they had forgotten how to win... same as Joey said the Knights had forgotten how to win.... all the talent and skill is right there... go for it!!



Nahh - the Aussies were playing like pansies -

are you gunna watch it on Saturday night - channel 9  ?


That's what I mean - they lost their balls and their focus on winning - now they play like a pack of sheilas.

The Waratahs - who should be a pre-eminent side in the Rugby world are the same.  They sort of go through the motions without attaining the outcomes.... the Pigs do all the work and there is no depth in the inside backs, and the fifteen stone wingers are now a farce.

Where are the inside centres who change the direction and catch the opposition on the wrong foot?  My BEST try was taking the ball - as left winger - cutting in and taking the ball direct from the half back at a scrum on the 'burst' and going through no less than 5-6 defenders to score a try from just over 25m out. EVERY defender was wrong-footed .... the Wallabies seem to be playing a percentage game and trying to physically overwhelm the opposition, and it is not working to disrupt the set defence of the opposition.

They need skill in the inside backs and some disrupting plays like that - wingers arriving instantly at the point of contest and showing heels ... it's there but somehow lost ... and they need that kind of pattern-busting play.  Their coaches need to look at the defensive patterns of their opposition and work out how to chop those to bits.

Stodgy eight man Rugby is not working.

I'll be watching ...... and probably groaning...
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Reply #6 - Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:59pm
 
Grapps - we've got to do better -

the pride of our entire nation rests upon it.
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Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:05pm:
Game they play in Heaven?  I debuted in first grade at eighteen and was trashed by what felt like the entire University forward pack  .... broken collar bone... my son later captained the University of Southern Queensland side... one time I was spear tackled by two Waratahs forwards... I think they were sent off but I don't remember.... the crowd booed anyway... calling .. "OFF... OFF... OFF" ...

Go the Wallabies against Lions.... ROOOARRR!!

Those were the days.... men were men and women were women and women didn't have penises and men didn't have vag ..... and an Abo player was the same as everyone else..... now 'he' - depending on his identification - would expect to lay a claim over the field as stolen land or something... generational disadvantage due to being child of a lesser culture and wanting to remain immersed in Loser Ideology.


Played in a warm up game against an under 21 NZ team. Spent about 70 minutes being trampled by giant Kiwi's, One of the most miserable afternoons of my life. Prefer RL but was probably a better Rugby player.
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Reply #8 - Jul 24th, 2025 at 10:17pm
 
Bobby. wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:59pm:
Grapps - we've got to do better -

the pride of our entire nation rests upon it.


I'm not the coach - I can't motivate the players.
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Reply #9 - Jul 24th, 2025 at 10:22pm
 
Dnarever wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 10:16pm:
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:05pm:
Game they play in Heaven?  I debuted in first grade at eighteen and was trashed by what felt like the entire University forward pack  .... broken collar bone... my son later captained the University of Southern Queensland side... one time I was spear tackled by two Waratahs forwards... I think they were sent off but I don't remember.... the crowd booed anyway... calling .. "OFF... OFF... OFF" ...

Go the Wallabies against Lions.... ROOOARRR!!

Those were the days.... men were men and women were women and women didn't have penises and men didn't have vag ..... and an Abo player was the same as everyone else..... now 'he' - depending on his identification - would expect to lay a claim over the field as stolen land or something... generational disadvantage due to being child of a lesser culture and wanting to remain immersed in Loser Ideology.


Played in a warm up game against an under 21 NZ team. Spent about 70 minutes being trampled by giant Kiwi's, One of the most miserable afternoons of my life. Prefer RL but was probably a better Rugby player.


Know it - played a schoolies game against NZ - as fullback - in a 'warm-up'... those guys were ferocious. 

BTW - we drew the match.  I didn't score for a change ...
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Reply #10 - Jul 24th, 2025 at 10:39pm
 
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 10:22pm:
Dnarever wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 10:16pm:
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:05pm:
Game they play in Heaven?  I debuted in first grade at eighteen and was trashed by what felt like the entire University forward pack  .... broken collar bone... my son later captained the University of Southern Queensland side... one time I was spear tackled by two Waratahs forwards... I think they were sent off but I don't remember.... the crowd booed anyway... calling .. "OFF... OFF... OFF" ...

Go the Wallabies against Lions.... ROOOARRR!!

Those were the days.... men were men and women were women and women didn't have penises and men didn't have vag ..... and an Abo player was the same as everyone else..... now 'he' - depending on his identification - would expect to lay a claim over the field as stolen land or something... generational disadvantage due to being child of a lesser culture and wanting to remain immersed in Loser Ideology.


Played in a warm up game against an under 21 NZ team. Spent about 70 minutes being trampled by giant Kiwi's, One of the most miserable afternoons of my life. Prefer RL but was probably a better Rugby player.


Know it - played a schoolies game against NZ - as fullback - in a 'warm-up'... those guys were ferocious. 

BTW - we drew the match.  I didn't score for a change ...


We were a school team U18's playing against 21's we were slaughtered they were older bigger faster and way meaner.
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Gentlemen play Rugby - they don't expect kudos from some form of victory just from gamesmanship.  When Rugby becomes a business......... Western civilisation falls...

I signed up for the Open Weight division at school because my best friend was the captain... I was a good stone and a half under weight.... but that's what men do.... now he is grossly over-weight at 76  and very sick - and I am going to wash his windows, do his washing up and his washing, take out his garbage, and clean his house.

I am 76.

No man is left behind in Grappler country.

When Gentlemen leave this earth and are replaced by scum-bags - this world as we know it will disappear.
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Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 10:50pm:
Gentlemen play Rugby - they don't expect kudos from some form of victory just from gamesmanship.  When Rugby becomes a business......... Western civilisation falls...


Na - maybe once but a long time ago. I found that among the private school it was a game dominated by snobs.
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Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 10:50pm:
Gentlemen play Rugby - they don't expect kudos from some form of victory just from gamesmanship.  When Rugby becomes a business......... Western civilisation falls...

I signed up for the Open Weight division at school because my best friend was the captain... I was a good stone and a half under weight.... but that's what men do.... now he is grossly over-weight at 76  and very sick - and I am going to wash his windows, do his washing up and his washing, take out his garbage, and clean his house.

I am 76.

No man is left behind in Grappler country.

When Gentlemen leave this earth and are replaced by scum-bags - this world as we know it will disappear.


Added to so I re-post.
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There's only one thing I thank Rugby Union for - it showed me where I really belonged ......

in the backs .... not busting a gut playing breakaway or second row.

When I was 17, the reserve grade coach at Gatton College said to me would I like to have a run outside centre when he'd given my second row possie to one of his arse licker mates....

I said sure ..... had a ball, scored a try & set one up

never went in a forward pack again.

I played Rugby League in the centres (only played a bit of Union whilst at College & Boarding school) after that in an under 18 side back in my home town the following year 1974 - 1975 I went into A GRADE in the centres but ended up on the left wing.

Played until 1985 on the wing or on occasion to fill in at centre. Bit of reserve grade on and off til 1991.
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Gnads wrote on Jul 26th, 2025 at 11:12am:
There's only one thing I thank Rugby Union for - it showed me where I really belonged ......

in the backs .... not busting a gut playing breakaway or second row.

When I was 17, the reserve grade coach at Gatton College said to me would I like to have a run outside centre when he'd given my second row possie to one of his arse licker mates....

I said sure ..... had a ball, scored a try & set one up

never went in a forward pack again.

I played Rugby League in the centres (only played a bit of Union whilst at College & Boarding school) after that in an under 18 side back in my home town the following year 1974 - 1975 I went into A GRADE in the centres but ended up on the left wing.

Played until 1985 on the wing or on occasion to fill in at centre. Bit of reserve grade on and off til 1991.


I bet you have some lifelong aches/pains from such a physically tough sport!

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Reply #16 - Jul 26th, 2025 at 6:38pm
 
Sophia wrote on Jul 26th, 2025 at 4:21pm:
Gnads wrote on Jul 26th, 2025 at 11:12am:
There's only one thing I thank Rugby Union for - it showed me where I really belonged ......

in the backs .... not busting a gut playing breakaway or second row.

When I was 17, the reserve grade coach at Gatton College said to me would I like to have a run outside centre when he'd given my second row possie to one of his arse licker mates....

I said sure ..... had a ball, scored a try & set one up

never went in a forward pack again.

I played Rugby League in the centres (only played a bit of Union whilst at College & Boarding school) after that in an under 18 side back in my home town the following year 1974 - 1975 I went into A GRADE in the centres but ended up on the left wing.

Played until 1985 on the wing or on occasion to fill in at centre. Bit of reserve grade on and off til 1991.


I bet you have some lifelong aches/pains from such a physically tough sport!




Rugby made a man of him - even with all his injuries.
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Reply #17 - Jul 26th, 2025 at 7:52pm
 
Nice be among fellow supporters of the “ world game “.

I believe for many reasons and particularly people ,Rugby in Australia is basically like a fish out of water flapping around starving for oxygen.

To be blunt-  no confidence in the current management of rugby in Australia.

They continue to destroy the game via mismanagement.

A Saudi funded rebel game that completely replaces the current Australian management has to be worth backing?

I’m shocked too hear that they are willing to pay Nathan Clearly 8 million for a three year contract but can only see smart business in shopping around to buy cash strapped NRL clubs for over $200 million.

Why build a club from the ground up when you can just buy South’s or the Titans?

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Reply #18 - Jul 26th, 2025 at 7:56pm
 
Bobby. wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:26pm:
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:17pm:
Bobby. wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:08pm:
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 24th, 2025 at 8:05pm:
Game they play in Heaven?  I debuted in first grade at eighteen and was trashed by what felt like the entire University forward pack  .... broken collar bone...

Go the Wallabies against Lions.... ROOOARRR!!



Our best Rugby players are in the League -
that's why we are losing against the Lions playing Union.


The Wallabies need to find their balls again and remember what it is to WIN!  A few years back I think John Eales said they had forgotten how to win... same as Joey said the Knights had forgotten how to win.... all the talent and skill is right there... go for it!!



Nahh - the Aussies were playing like pansies -

are you gunna watch it on Saturday night - channel 9  ?

I’m working but it’s on the radio. I always prefer the radio. Living along time without a Tv and I think radio is a better choice.
Obviously nothing is better than being at the game.
I try never to miss a test.
I live in hope one day the wallabies might win a game!!!
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Reply #19 - Jul 26th, 2025 at 8:27pm
 
6-5 Wallabies after 19 minutes.

I loved playing breakaway - never that big but fast and stubborn - my son - about four inches taller and much wider than I am - played the same position... but I played mostly backs and was a fullback a lot.

TRY at 23.10... first half... Wallabies 11-5

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Wallaby try again at 28.02 .. Wallabies18-5

33.10 Wallabies 23-5

Kick the conversions will ya!

Half time     Wallabies 23-17
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Reply #21 - Jul 27th, 2025 at 10:07am
 
Sophia wrote on Jul 26th, 2025 at 4:21pm:
Gnads wrote on Jul 26th, 2025 at 11:12am:
There's only one thing I thank Rugby Union for - it showed me where I really belonged ......

in the backs .... not busting a gut playing breakaway or second row.

When I was 17, the reserve grade coach at Gatton College said to me would I like to have a run outside centre when he'd given my second row possie to one of his arse licker mates....

I said sure ..... had a ball, scored a try & set one up

never went in a forward pack again.

I played Rugby League in the centres (only played a bit of Union whilst at College & Boarding school) after that in an under 18 side back in my home town the following year 1974 - 1975 I went into A GRADE in the centres but ended up on the left wing.

Played until 1985 on the wing or on occasion to fill in at centre. Bit of reserve grade on and off til 1991.


I bet you have some lifelong aches/pains from such a physically tough sport!




You can say that again  Grin
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Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 26th, 2025 at 8:39pm:
Wallaby try again at 28.02 .. Wallabies18-5

33.10 Wallabies 23-5

Kick the conversions will ya!

Half time     Wallabies 23-17


They got robbed by that Frog referee.

Last Lions try should have been disallowed.
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Reply #23 - Jul 27th, 2025 at 10:37am
 
Gnads wrote on Jul 27th, 2025 at 10:09am:
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 26th, 2025 at 8:39pm:
Wallaby try again at 28.02 .. Wallabies18-5

33.10 Wallabies 23-5

Kick the conversions will ya!

Half time     Wallabies 23-17


They got robbed by that Frog referee.

Last Lions try should have been disallowed. 



Bullshit -
the Aussies only made 3 points in the entire 2nd half - they were hopeless.
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The view from the box was that 'contact with the head of the defending player' rendered this an illegal move and therefore No Try.
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Bobby. wrote on Jul 27th, 2025 at 10:37am:
Gnads wrote on Jul 27th, 2025 at 10:09am:
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 26th, 2025 at 8:39pm:
Wallaby try again at 28.02 .. Wallabies18-5

33.10 Wallabies 23-5

Kick the conversions will ya!

Half time     Wallabies 23-17


They got robbed by that Frog referee.

Last Lions try should have been disallowed. 



Bullshit -
the Aussies only made 3 points in the entire 2nd half - they were hopeless.


You wouldn't know shyte from clay.

The decision by referees not to penalise Jac Morgan for the high cleanout on Carlo Tizzano is what cost the Wallabies the series.

It doesn't matter what points they made in the 2nd half - they were defending the lead they won in the first half.

Morgan clearly hit into the head&neck of Tizzano.
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Gnads wrote on Jul 27th, 2025 at 3:00pm:
Bobby. wrote on Jul 27th, 2025 at 10:37am:
Gnads wrote on Jul 27th, 2025 at 10:09am:
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 26th, 2025 at 8:39pm:
Wallaby try again at 28.02 .. Wallabies18-5

33.10 Wallabies 23-5

Kick the conversions will ya!

Half time     Wallabies 23-17


They got robbed by that Frog referee.

Last Lions try should have been disallowed. 



Bullshit -
the Aussies only made 3 points in the entire 2nd half - they were hopeless.


You wouldn't know shyte from clay.

The decision by referees not to penalise Jac Morgan for the high cleanout on Carlo Tizzano is what cost the Wallabies the series.

It doesn't matter what points they made in the 2nd half - they were defending the lead they won in the first half.

Morgan clearly hit into the head&neck of Tizzano.



I watched it carefully over 5 times -
there was no penalty contravention.
I agree with the ref.
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Reply #27 - Jul 27th, 2025 at 9:19pm
 
Bobby. wrote on Jul 27th, 2025 at 3:08pm:
Gnads wrote on Jul 27th, 2025 at 3:00pm:
Bobby. wrote on Jul 27th, 2025 at 10:37am:
Gnads wrote on Jul 27th, 2025 at 10:09am:
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 26th, 2025 at 8:39pm:
Wallaby try again at 28.02 .. Wallabies18-5

33.10 Wallabies 23-5

Kick the conversions will ya!

Half time     Wallabies 23-17


They got robbed by that Frog referee.

Last Lions try should have been disallowed. 



Bullshit -
the Aussies only made 3 points in the entire 2nd half - they were hopeless.


You wouldn't know shyte from clay.

The decision by referees not to penalise Jac Morgan for the high cleanout on Carlo Tizzano is what cost the Wallabies the series.

It doesn't matter what points they made in the 2nd half - they were defending the lead they won in the first half.

Morgan clearly hit into the head&neck of Tizzano.



I watched it carefully over 5 times -
there was no penalty contravention.
I agree with the ref.


I’ve since reviewed it and had a “ expert “ ( bloody New Zealand mate) watch it with me and I agree with both Bobby and the ref.

There was no penalty in that.
The lions own the series fair 😭

We don’t need a new coach or new players we need a much better management structure at the top and run by the Saudi Arabia Rebel league to properly fund both the clubs, players and grassroots rugby too advance Rugby in Australia.

I really enjoy rugby, then NFL and league.

With management with integrity and hundreds of millions to spend Rugby could totally knock NRL off the 2nd spot of most popular football in Australia.

AFL is and always will be the most popular.
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Reply #28 - Jul 27th, 2025 at 9:51pm
 
Daves2017 wrote on Jul 27th, 2025 at 9:19pm:
I’ve since reviewed it and had a “ expert “ ( bloody New Zealand mate) watch it with me and I agree with both Bobby and the ref.

There was no penalty in that.
The lions own the series fair 😭

We don’t need a new coach or new players we need a much better management structure at the top and run by the Saudi Arabia Rebel league to properly fund both the clubs, players and grassroots rugby too advance Rugby in Australia.

I really enjoy rugby, then NFL and league.

With management with integrity and hundreds of millions to spend Rugby could totally knock NRL off the 2nd spot of most popular football in Australia.

AFL is and always will be the most popular.



Yep -  each Aussie team member can fill out this form:


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Reply #29 - Jul 27th, 2025 at 10:22pm
 
Nah - high contact with the defending player to create a lower defence is gamesmanship - and should have been penalised.

Any try that followed should have been neutered as effectively as an OzPol progressive or some progressive politician or staff ..
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“WHAT IS RUGBY360?

Fronted by former England centre Mike Tindall, Bath executive Stuart Hooper, Mark Spoors, an executive at Wasserman, a US sports marketing and talent management agency, and former LIV Golf lawyer John Loffhagen the breakaway competition aims to be a tier above club rugby.

The competition is set to include eight men's teams, and four women's teams to compete in a condensed season format, with the league to be played in 'grand prix' style events around the world.

The concept draws upon the Indian Premier League (IPL) and LIV Golf as sporting disruptors.

Already the league has reportedly received interest from backers across the Premier League, Formula One and the NFL.“


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Reply #31 - Jul 28th, 2025 at 4:33pm
 
Bobby. wrote on Jul 27th, 2025 at 3:08pm:
Gnads wrote on Jul 27th, 2025 at 3:00pm:
Bobby. wrote on Jul 27th, 2025 at 10:37am:
Gnads wrote on Jul 27th, 2025 at 10:09am:
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Jul 26th, 2025 at 8:39pm:
Wallaby try again at 28.02 .. Wallabies18-5

33.10 Wallabies 23-5

Kick the conversions will ya!

Half time     Wallabies 23-17


They got robbed by that Frog referee.

Last Lions try should have been disallowed. 



Bullshit -
the Aussies only made 3 points in the entire 2nd half - they were hopeless.


You wouldn't know shyte from clay.

The decision by referees not to penalise Jac Morgan for the high cleanout on Carlo Tizzano is what cost the Wallabies the series.

It doesn't matter what points they made in the 2nd half - they were defending the lead they won in the first half.

Morgan clearly hit into the head&neck of Tizzano.



I watched it carefully over 5 times -
there was no penalty contravention.
I agree with the ref.


Hitting high in the neck/head of an opposing player is a contravention of the clear out rules.

You wouldn't know shyte from clay.

The ref was in error.
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Reply #32 - Jul 28th, 2025 at 7:19pm
 
Gnads wrote on Jul 28th, 2025 at 4:33pm:
Hitting high in the neck/head of an opposing player is a contravention of the clear out rules.

You wouldn't know shyte from clay.

The ref was in error.



So you know more than the referee?

Yeah right.   Roll Eyes
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Bobby. wrote on Jul 28th, 2025 at 7:19pm:
Gnads wrote on Jul 28th, 2025 at 4:33pm:
Hitting high in the neck/head of an opposing player is a contravention of the clear out rules.

You wouldn't know shyte from clay.

The ref was in error.



So you know more than the referee?

Yeah right.   Roll Eyes


He's a referee - not a QC.

Referees make errors - they're human.

I'd wager I'd know more than you though.  Grin
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Reply #34 - Jul 29th, 2025 at 12:15pm
 
Trust me I was very disappointed in the loss ( I have grown use to it) and I just don’t see a penalty in it.

It’s a contact sport.

We won the first half and lost the series.

The Lions just wanted it more.
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Thugby league and when there are injuries due to deliberate breaking of the rules then there ought to be criminal charges.
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N.ational
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L.eague

and gAyFL

are two codes that are built on emotional play and violence, more than rules.
Both are working class codes. One is just about Tackling, the other just about Running.

Rugby Union & Cricket are superior codes and more successful with Rugby Union bringing out the best in male behaviour and responsibility in Men, both on field and off field, compared to the others.
Cricket is popular with American Gridiron fans as both are very specialist, statistical and tactical.

Male Sport in Australia is primarily a Lefty Beta male culture.
They always tend to choke.
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Reply #37 - Jul 30th, 2025 at 9:42am
 
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Thugby league and when there are injuries due to deliberate breaking of the rules then there ought to be criminal charges.


Garbage. No one would play any contact sport if that were the case. Players are paid good money & for most, as professional players - it's their only job.

And the game in question was actually Rugby Union not League.

I'm surprised a man of your age & worldly experience doesn't know the difference. Roll Eyes
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Reply #38 - Jul 30th, 2025 at 9:49am
 
Jasin wrote on Jul 29th, 2025 at 4:38pm:
N.ational
R.edneck
L.eague

and gAyFL

are two codes that are built on emotional play and violence, more than rules.
Both are working class codes. One is just about Tackling, the other just about Running.

Rugby Union & Cricket are superior codes and more successful with Rugby Union bringing out the best in male behaviour and responsibility in Men, both on field and off field, compared to the others.
Cricket is popular with American Gridiron fans as both are very specialist, statistical and tactical.

Male Sport in Australia is primarily a Lefty Beta male culture.
They always tend to choke.


Like the Wallabies did in that superior Rugby Union match? Grin

As for Beta males how come Australian Rugby Union has been so lack lustre/in doldrums on the world stage for decades?

Yet Australian Rugby League & the NRL competition has led the world stage for decades?  Wink Grin
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Reply #39 - Jul 30th, 2025 at 10:32am
 
Sir Eoin O Fada wrote on Jul 29th, 2025 at 12:45pm:
Thugby league and when there are injuries due to deliberate breaking of the rules then there ought to be criminal charges.


I agree.
If operating outside of the laws, real penalties apply.
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Reply #40 - Jul 30th, 2025 at 11:11am
 
Gnads wrote on Jul 30th, 2025 at 9:42am:
Sir Eoin O Fada wrote on Jul 29th, 2025 at 12:45pm:
Thugby league and when there are injuries due to deliberate breaking of the rules then there ought to be criminal charges.


Garbage. No one would play any contact sport if that were the case. Players are paid good money & for most, as professional players - it's their only job.

And the game in question was actually Rugby Union not League.

I'm surprised a man of your age & worldly experience doesn't know the difference. Roll Eyes

My mistake but that doesn’t alter the fact that criminal assault should be ignored just because it occurs during a sporting event.
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Reply #41 - Jul 31st, 2025 at 8:28am
 
Sir Eoin O Fada wrote on Jul 30th, 2025 at 11:11am:
Gnads wrote on Jul 30th, 2025 at 9:42am:
Sir Eoin O Fada wrote on Jul 29th, 2025 at 12:45pm:
Thugby league and when there are injuries due to deliberate breaking of the rules then there ought to be criminal charges.


Garbage. No one would play any contact sport if that were the case. Players are paid good money & for most, as professional players - it's their only job.

And the game in question was actually Rugby Union not League.

I'm surprised a man of your age & worldly experience doesn't know the difference. Roll Eyes

My mistake but that doesn’t alter the fact that criminal assault should be ignored just because it occurs during a sporting event.


Criminal assault? FFS  Roll Eyes Players get harsher penalties with suspensions & fines for illegal play than real criminals on the street get through the judicial system.

We have enough softcocks in the world.
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For all you Rugby tragics -

Australia will have their vengeance on Saturday night.
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Gnads wrote on Jul 30th, 2025 at 9:49am:
Jasin wrote on Jul 29th, 2025 at 4:38pm:
N.ational
R.edneck
L.eague

and gAyFL

are two codes that are built on emotional play and violence, more than rules.
Both are working class codes. One is just about Tackling, the other just about Running.

Rugby Union & Cricket are superior codes and more successful with Rugby Union bringing out the best in male behaviour and responsibility in Men, both on field and off field, compared to the others.
Cricket is popular with American Gridiron fans as both are very specialist, statistical and tactical.

Male Sport in Australia is primarily a Lefty Beta male culture.
They always tend to choke.


Like the Wallabies did in that superior Rugby Union match? Grin

As for Beta males how come Australian Rugby Union has been so lack lustre/in doldrums on the world stage for decades?

Yet Australian Rugby League & the NRL competition has led the world stage for decades?  Wink Grin

That's easy. Because Australia is Alpha female/Beta male in its Leftism and 'Sport' is a Leftism thing along with Music, Maths, Medicine...
The Wallabies will always be the Beta males compared to the Alpha males of South Africa (Africa) & New Zealand (Oceania). South America is the other Beta male in Sport.
NRL's international success is against 'who'? A small bunch of countries rag tagged into holding up a Australian team that doesn't much exist beyond the importance of State of Origin and a Grand Final. NRL is a DUMB sport, each year, there's rule changes because they really have no idea.
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Reply #44 - Jul 31st, 2025 at 12:45pm
 
Jasin wrote on Jul 31st, 2025 at 9:04am:
Gnads wrote on Jul 30th, 2025 at 9:49am:
Jasin wrote on Jul 29th, 2025 at 4:38pm:
N.ational
R.edneck
L.eague

and gAyFL

are two codes that are built on emotional play and violence, more than rules.
Both are working class codes. One is just about Tackling, the other just about Running.

Rugby Union & Cricket are superior codes and more successful with Rugby Union bringing out the best in male behaviour and responsibility in Men, both on field and off field, compared to the others.
Cricket is popular with American Gridiron fans as both are very specialist, statistical and tactical.

Male Sport in Australia is primarily a Lefty Beta male culture.
They always tend to choke.


Like the Wallabies did in that superior Rugby Union match? Grin

As for Beta males how come Australian Rugby Union has been so lack lustre/in doldrums on the world stage for decades?

Yet Australian Rugby League & the NRL competition has led the world stage for decades?  Wink Grin

That's easy. Because Australia is Alpha female/Beta male in its Leftism and 'Sport' is a Leftism thing along with Music, Maths, Medicine...
The Wallabies will always be the Beta males compared to the Alpha males of South Africa (Africa) & New Zealand (Oceania). South America is the other Beta male in Sport.
NRL's international success is against 'who'? A small bunch of countries rag tagged into holding up a Australian team that doesn't much exist beyond the importance of State of Origin and a Grand Final. NRL is a DUMB sport, each year, there's rule changes because they really have no idea.


Al sports have rule changes.

There are over 70 countries where RL is played.

There are 16 countries that compete Internationally in a World Cup.

There are 12 second tier member nations

& 12 unranked countries that play.

What sport did you ever play?

Pocket billiards?  Roll Eyes
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Ha! I played my Snooker soft and slow, my Pool hard and fast. Never got to play Billy.
I played so many sports, even Netball, I was the immaculate all-rounder utility. Made State in Union. Won a B-grade Basketball title. Won a School zone Hockey title and at Indoor Cricket, Squash and a few more awards in League, Aussie Rules and 100m Sprinting.
All in all, I played for 'fun & social'. Coaches loved me and hated me, as too teammates. I was good, but I didn't care about winning. To me, Sport was just about keeping fit. Nothing else. At the most, I provided some flukey unorthodox moments for entertainment and to humiliate the opposition. Hell, I even jumped in the ring at Geales gym against the Liberty Valance (ex-pro 35 fights) with the Australian UFC champ at the time softening me up for a few rounds before that. Lost both, but loved the honour of challenging them.

Sport was fun and fitness. Nothing more.
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But Rugby Union has proven to be the superior code in regards to male development, character, personal success in life after sport and relationships.
League & Rules seem to bring out the worst. With players often involved with drug & alcohol issues, domestic violence, gambling and other unlawful afflictions.
Rugby Union culture is a more positive influence like high academia and technical careers, rather than doing adverts like Lowes. Roll Eyes
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Reply #47 - Aug 2nd, 2025 at 7:39pm
 
Once more into the breech my friend.

Once more.

I hope we win
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“Two-Test journeyman shock choice to captain Wallabies against Japan
Nick Champion de Crespigny is the new Wallabies captain.
Nick Champion de Crespigny only debuted in Super Rugby, and for Australia, this year. But he will lead a massively changed Wallabies side into battle against Eddie Jones’ Japan on Saturday.”

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The Argies have caught onto their 'superpower' to now compete effectively against the dominating Boks and All Blacks (they really look like big yellow Taiwanese Wink).
They play a much faster game than the Clever Boks and Smart All Blacks (who don't like refs who are onto their sneaky rule pushes).
With the Boks and Allblacks being physically bigger. The Argies aren't chasing their weakness in comparison, they're following their strength in a much faster gameplay which as we have seen, leaves the Boks and All Blacks on the back foot by 5 metres both in forward and back plays.

As for Wallabies. A Captain is about the right character. Not about the contingency plan of having played more games than the others. Let's hope he is the right Captain material.
Now the Wallabies are STILL playing like they have since their abysmal loosing doldrums from nearly 15 BLOODY years ago!🙄

To compete with and win over the Boks and All Blacks. The secret is in how they lose all the time!
How? SA & NZ always PHYSICALLY DOMINATE OVER AUSTRALIA.
The weak Wallaby is always there to be seen. They just can't compete physically against these two and even the Brit Lions, France, etc.
We can't play a faster game like the Argies, to be competitive. We only have ONE fast player. Roll Eyes
Schmidt has to pick and train STRONGER PLAYERS. Players who can out-muscle the Boks & All Blacks.
It's where the Wallabies have been lacking against these two for nearly 20 FRIGGIN years now!

...and if they can't find such players to fill a team (for fear of getting their heads kicked in by the AFL & NRL players). Then they need to find that niche-gimmick style that the other three don't have.
My advice?

They need to prove they are better than League and Rules - tougher, meaner, hungrier and real ALPHA MALE stuff. Looking inwards, sometimes beats the enemy from beyond the walls.

That's my answer and as always proven, I will be right.
Afterall. I got right up the Wallabies (v All Blacks) when they played at Olympic Park Melbourne, from the sideline the whole match! I purposely wore a QLD wife beater navy blue singlet and didn't stop shouting at them the entire match. Even the ref went off injured. I inspired them to play as tough as I was projecting at them🤬. Matty Burke was so revved up he gave Frank Bunce quite a few uppercuts.  Cool

Now if I've gotta do a Chopper Reed and walk into the Wallaby change room armed and feeling dangerous to show them how much I believe in them.......
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As Johnny Lydon (via P.I.L., not sex pistols) sang in the song RISE.
"ANGER IS AN ENERGY"
...and boy did I show it to the Wallabies that match. Wink
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The Black Hole continues...

Wallabies spaghettified by Italy 26-19, even with aWallaby try allied from an obvious knock-on.

David Campese is right. The Selectors are incompetent and the team play like Mercenaries rather than patriots.
The karma of this is Australian born and blonde Lynagh scoring against the Wallabies .
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Reply #52 - Nov 9th, 2025 at 1:38pm
 
Jasin wrote on Nov 9th, 2025 at 1:29pm:
The Black Hole continues...

Wallabies spaghettified by Italy 26-19, even with aWallaby try allied from an obvious knock-on.

David Campese is right. The Selectors are incompetent and the team play like Mercenaries rather than patriots.
The karma of this is Australian born and blonde Lynagh scoring against the Wallabies .



I missed the game.   Cry

was it on TV?
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No. You can always tube the highlights clip.
Wallabies giving away a lot of penalty kicks between the post says a lot about their performance.
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Reply #54 - Nov 9th, 2025 at 1:44pm
 
Jasin wrote on Nov 9th, 2025 at 1:42pm:
No. You can always tube the highlights clip.
Wallabies giving away a lot of penalty kicks between the post says a lot about their performance.



I only want to watch the matches live and for free in full HD on TV.

We shouldn't have to pay for sport -
the adverts should pay for it.
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Australian TV is so bad, they want people to pay for it.
We already pay for the ABC and look at how bad that has become - just a platform for bias and discriminating Leftism.
You would have thought it is the ABC's job to have televised that match for free regardless of the time frame.
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Jasin wrote on Nov 9th, 2025 at 2:00pm:
Australian TV is so bad, they want people to pay for it.
We already pay for the ABC and look at how bad that has become - just a platform for bias and discriminating Leftism.
You would have thought it is the ABC's job to have televised that match for free regardless of the time frame.



Yep - we pay over $1 billion per year for the ABC and
we don't even get to watch the footy -
instead we get a platform for progressive, left wing, cultural Marxists -
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Reply #57 - Nov 9th, 2025 at 3:56pm
 
The only thing worse than the abc is the wallabies losing to Italy.
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Reply #58 - Nov 9th, 2025 at 4:00pm
 
I might  start to support the cook island team.
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Reply #59 - Nov 9th, 2025 at 6:49pm
 
Bobby. wrote on Nov 9th, 2025 at 2:15pm:
Jasin wrote on Nov 9th, 2025 at 2:00pm:
Australian TV is so bad, they want people to pay for it.
We already pay for the ABC and look at how bad that has become - just a platform for bias and discriminating Leftism.
You would have thought it is the ABC's job to have televised that match for free regardless of the time frame.



Yep - we pay over $1 billion per year for the ABC and
we don't even get to watch the footy -
instead we get a platform for progressive, left wing, cultural Marxists -
who spew out their dystopian propaganda on an hourly basis.

The Left have STOLEN the ABC from the people. Angry
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Reply #60 - Nov 10th, 2025 at 11:18am
 
Bobby. wrote on Jul 27th, 2025 at 9:51pm:
Daves2017 wrote on Jul 27th, 2025 at 9:19pm:
I’ve since reviewed it and had a “ expert “ ( bloody New Zealand mate) watch it with me and I agree with both Bobby and the ref.

There was no penalty in that.
The lions own the series fair 😭

We don’t need a new coach or new players we need a much better management structure at the top and run by the Saudi Arabia Rebel league to properly fund both the clubs, players and grassroots rugby too advance Rugby in Australia.

I really enjoy rugby, then NFL and league.

With management with integrity and hundreds of millions to spend Rugby could totally knock NRL off the 2nd spot of most popular football in Australia.

AFL is and always will be the most popular.



Yep -  each Aussie team member can fill out this form:


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True Aussie you are ey Booby?

Why would you be supporting the Poms?

or a frog referee?
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Reply #61 - Nov 10th, 2025 at 11:21am
 
Jasin wrote on Jul 31st, 2025 at 3:59pm:
But Rugby Union has proven to be the superior code in regards to male development, character, personal success in life after sport and relationships.
League & Rules seem to bring out the worst. With players often involved with drug & alcohol issues, domestic violence, gambling and other unlawful afflictions.
Rugby Union culture is a more positive influence like high academia and technical careers, rather than doing adverts like Lowes. Roll Eyes


Grin That's why they were called Rah Rah Rich Boys.

Nothing like inherited wealth & success ey?
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Reply #62 - Nov 10th, 2025 at 1:18pm
 
I love rugby.
I don’t believe it is strictly for the rich.

I watched the game again and it the wallabies just didn’t look like a national team.

More like a team of  individuals.

I give Italy congratulations for the stunning upset.


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Reply #63 - Nov 10th, 2025 at 1:52pm
 
Yes. Italy play a good game. They can beat France, Eire, Scot, Eng and Wales when the weather suits them so to speak. They have that Venice football streak in them.
They played a patient game against the Wallabies and knew they would be their own worse enemy -as always.

I agree with you Dave, as does David Campese. It's the management that needs new selection. But also, not since Eales days, has the Wallabies seemed physically up to the modern standard.
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Reply #64 - Nov 10th, 2025 at 2:00pm
 
Gnads wrote on Nov 10th, 2025 at 11:21am:
Jasin wrote on Jul 31st, 2025 at 3:59pm:
But Rugby Union has proven to be the superior code in regards to male development, character, personal success in life after sport and relationships.
League & Rules seem to bring out the worst. With players often involved with drug & alcohol issues, domestic violence, gambling and other unlawful afflictions.
Rugby Union culture is a more positive influence like high academia and technical careers, rather than doing adverts like Lowes. Roll Eyes


Grin That's why they were called Rah Rah Rich Boys.

Nothing like inherited wealth & success ey?


If that is the case it's because of a better EDUCATIONAL CULTURE more than anything else.
A culture that tells them that they can make more money than just being a beta male class worker who needs a Union to get them tips left on the table. It teaches them to create business and employ guys who play AFL & NRL after the game.
It's more about Education than inheritances. If so, it's a minority slacker spoiled group than anything.
A lot of their professions are physically hard too. Like one surgeon I worked for. Ex Randwick player, who did 25 hour long operations.

PNG deserves a better sporting culture than pleb class NRL.
You know, the type of guys (AFL) too who don't know how to handle lots of money for want of drugs, alcohol and other flippant self indulgence of self destruction, etc.
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Reply #65 - Nov 10th, 2025 at 2:04pm
 
Television Australia would rather put on a LIVE NFL game from Berlin Germany last night, than the ABC doing the Wallabies v Italy.

Disgraceful.
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Reply #66 - Nov 10th, 2025 at 2:57pm
 

I miss seeing the Haka:


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Reply #67 - Nov 10th, 2025 at 4:26pm
 
I prefer the old traditional original version.
Remember the throat slitting Haka update? Grin

You know the Haka is based on a Maori chief who hid from his enemies under the fat bums of his women and raised again in mocking Haka when they were gone. Based on cowardess.  Grin
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