: Sun Nov 23, 2008 8:10 pm  

manly4ever wrote:

unions for wan kers

Are there? Fighting for better terms and conditions for you down at the sperm bank?

: Sun Nov 23, 2008 8:31 pm  

TARANIS wrote:

Are there? Fighting for better terms and conditions for you down at the sperm bank?

If your a YAWNION fan you don't need terms and conditions ,terms and conditions only apply if your a W a n k e r which in that case

: Sun Nov 23, 2008 8:52 pm  

manly4ever wrote:

If your a YAWNION fan you don't need terms and conditions ,terms and conditions only apply if your a W a n k e r which in that case

Try again, perhaps using English.

: Sun Nov 23, 2008 8:55 pm  

TARANIS wrote:

Try again, perhaps using English.

Ok, senin oyun bok .

: Mon Nov 24, 2008 1:00 pm  

TARANIS wrote:

You mean they couldn't even sell out the final. Oh dear.

well the final was officially a sell-out, so that would suggest that 1,900 people didn't turn up.
maybe they were folk from other parts of australia, new zealand or further afield who didn't fancy travelling in the worst weather to have hit Queensland in more than a generation.

: Mon Nov 24, 2008 3:37 pm  

freshwater wrote:

After today's trouncing at the hands of the Saffers and the forthcoming pasting by the All Blacks next week, wonder how long it will take the Twickenham regulars long to start questioning the appointment of Martin Johnson

Getting this thread back on topic, I don't think next weeks result will have any bearing as the All Blacks would be expected to win anyway, unless its by 50 or 60 points. If England have a poor six nations then people will start questioning Johnson's appointment.
changing the subject slightly, one of the highlights of the weekend for me was the Welsh response to the Haka, it certainly got the crowd going. I'll be interested to see whether England do something similar next weekend.

: Mon Nov 24, 2008 6:46 pm  

DAIHAPPY wrote:

Getting this thread back on topic, I don't think next weeks result will have any bearing as the All Blacks would be expected to win anyway, unless its by 50 or 60 points. If England have a poor six nations then people will start questioning Johnson's appointment.
changing the subject slightly, one of the highlights of the weekend for me was the Welsh response to the Haka, it certainly got the crowd going. I'll be interested to see whether England do something similar next weekend.

I've heard they're going to stand in a circle.

: Wed Nov 26, 2008 3:46 pm  

Cipriani dropped for Flood. TBH I think Flood is just as fragile, and just as likely to be 'sacked' by the onrushing Kiwis. He's not a great kicker either. Hey ho.

: Wed Nov 26, 2008 4:00 pm  

DAIHAPPY wrote:

changing the subject slightly, one of the highlights of the weekend for me was the Welsh response to the Haka, it certainly got the crowd going. I'll be interested to see whether England do something similar next weekend.

Could England not respond with a malevolent Morris dance? I can just see Borthwick bashing Nonu with a pigs bladder on a stick.

: Wed Nov 26, 2008 8:13 pm  

wallabys . whos the next victim