Trad, this is probably your worst post to date
What utter tripe
Trad, this is probably your worst post to date
What utter tripe
Actually it's not too bad a post........the only shortcoming is that he left off a roundhouse fly kick.
Den Den
If you want to try and add something to the conversation, at least get it right....
Too cleva....
Now run along..... you know.... what you always do well.... run
Oh please, you break my heart.....honest you do.....every single time you bitch and whine about South Africa.........repetitive and boring .......if you don't like it simply leave........can't help but think you just like the sound of your own voice......I mean, seriously Dude you must love it if you're still hanging around.
Ain't no-one holding you back.
"Oh please, you break my heart.....honest you do"
Oh dear, DA'AGGRO is warming up to roundhouse fly kick me......Help!
This is precisely what I mean Den Den .... you just don't get anymore stupid than you....
TheTraditionalist
Senior player
3117 posts
Reffing and the level of violence that SA rugby bring to the game are the stuff to look at.
SA rugby bring nothing rugbywise. They can bring a sense of excitement over violence though.
The expectation is that violence will not match the level displayed against FR, and even less one that could happen against PI teams as SA rugby players went on biting streaks against them.
EN players can not be bitten in large numbers, the EN union has too much weight for this to happen. It has so much weight that the level of violence wont match violence as shown against FR.
While violence is one of the added value of SA rugby, SA rugby players should keep quiet as they fear retaliation from the English who control the institutions and the laws.
Violence under the colour of the law is always easier to achieve. Without the cover of the law, it is hard to imagine SA rugby not staying quiet.