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I don't know what your beef is but the Fijians scored from the ensuing scrum anyway
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One of us was being a bit thick.Originally posted by Archangel View PostSorry, could you explain this? "Choosing what bid" or am I being a bit thick.
I meant to say choosing what bit.
instead of a neutral referee and linesman making the decisions fairly. One team gets control of the big screen replays which can decide the game.
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Sorry, could you explain this? "Choosing what bid" or am I being a bit thick.Originally posted by hugebrain View PostOK, I know it's to sell beer and we drink more than the Fijians, but do they have to make it so obvious?
It's one thing having a biased ref giving dodgy penalty tries and kicks, but what's the idea of letting the English television people directly change the game by choosing what bid to show on the big screen?
That's out and out cheating. I'm embarrassed.
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Oh, I've been hiding on the mainland, but retreated just ahead of the migrant hordes.Originally posted by administrator View PostNice to see you! Where you been hiding? Are you talking rugger?
Yeah the rugby. We're good enough to beat them without cheating. What was the point of that?
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Nice to see you! Where you been hiding? Are you talking rugger?
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Rigged game
OK, I know it's to sell beer and we drink more than the Fijians, but do they have to make it so obvious?
It's one thing having a biased ref giving dodgy penalty tries and kicks, but what's the idea of letting the English television people directly change the game by choosing what bid to show on the big screen?
That's out and out cheating. I'm embarrassed.Tags: None
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