Originally posted by garethevans1986
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I played union most of my life and I'd rather watch League than football. Mind you, I'd rather watch bowls or that silly wonky-walking racing than football.
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Ah. Different.Originally posted by BoredBloke View PostI have exactly the same feeling towards Union. It's just a load of complex rules that nobody seems to understand, including the players. I've been to a few of the six nations games and it just seems that they are an excuse for toffs to get pi55ed and mix with the plebs. I'd rather watch League any day
Union in England is a toffs game. In Wales, its a working class game.
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Each to their own I suppose, I prefer football to league to union. Infact I'd rather watch horse dancing than Union!Originally posted by garethevans1986 View Post+1.
I've played Union most of my life and had trials for Welsh School Boys when I was 15/16.
I would rather watch League than football any day.
GE
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OhMyWordYes.Originally posted by garethevans1986 View Post
I would rather watch League than football any day.
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+1.Originally posted by RasputinDude View PostRugby League puts me to sleep. Horrendous game.
Rugby Union is the real thing.
I've played Union most of my life and had trials for Welsh School Boys when I was 15/16.Originally posted by BoredBloke View PostI have exactly the same feeling towards Union. It's just a load of complex rules that nobody seems to understand, including the players. I've been to a few of the six nations games and it just seems that they are an excuse for toffs to get pi55ed and mix with the plebs. I'd rather watch League any day
I would rather watch League than football any day.
GE
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I have exactly the same feeling towards Union. It's just a load of complex rules that nobody seems to understand, including the players. I've been to a few of the six nations games and it just seems that they are an excuse for toffs to get pi55ed and mix with the plebs. I'd rather watch League any dayOriginally posted by RasputinDude View PostRugby League puts me to sleep. Horrendous game.
Rugby Union is the real thing.
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Ah. Is that wriggle rugby?
i.e. get tackled and then wriggle like a worm for a bit on the floor.... :-)
To be fair, League aint played in Wales hardly at all. They've had a few crack at setting up teams but its always failed to gain any interest.
I think the latest one moved to Wrexham didnt it? Is it still going? I guess Wrexham might be better because its closer to the traditional RL heartlands. South Wales - no interest.
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Isn't it a 20% failure, as they only got 80% of the points required?Originally posted by stek View Post12-80, nowhere near 100 points! Epic fail, 25% failure...
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Rugby League puts me to sleep. Horrendous game.
Rugby Union is the real thing.
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12-80, nowhere near 100 points! Epic fail, 25% failure, get some Bobs in. That would be a laugh, imagine Bob's playing Rugby;
That pass was very less forward
I am doing the needful at the six-tackle
I have come to know that much kickness between the posts is bringing the two points.
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