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Real Men Play Rugby, watch these tackles. and who said this
Rugby Union
A game for meatheads who are scared to run the ball and/or tackle properly
Real Men Play Rugby, watch these tackles. and who said this
Rugby Union
A game for meatheads who are scared to run the ball and/or tackle properly
Rugby Union is a game for girls!!
League is a mans game.
Rugby League, game of Stop Start, no Start Stop ,No Stop Start no st...
Later that week.
Well said Sir!
Jfar - that was me that said Rugby Union is for sissies. That tackle you posted is very good, only 1 problem mate............it happens in very 100th game you might see. In league those so sort of tackles happen when they are warming up!
Feast your eyes on these:
and this one where they are just getting to know one another:
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Although a pro-copyright, anti-piracy advocate, sometimes I really hate seeing this:
Disconnect from my own VPN, choose another proxy according to in which country I would be allowed to watch the clip, disconnect from proxy after watching the clip, reconnect to VPN to continue surfing. Or launch a virtual machine where an American proxy is on by default for Hulu, but that too takes some time.
Hi Golden. Just noticed this. Basically if you follow a line east from Preston, through Blackburn (where I work), east through Burnley and Nelson you get to Colne.
It is a depressed former mill town on the top of a hill.
I'm originally from north London but came north to read philosophy at Lancaster University (1973). Discovered Colne and loved it. It is on the Yorkshire border and the nearest towns going east from Colne are Skipton, Keighley, and Bradford.
It is on a hill and is surrounded by hills. I can sit in bed and look at Pendle Hill. It is a very distinctive hill and has some renown due to the Pendle Witches.
I just love it. Cobbled streets and a view whichever way you look.
I live in a 3 storey block of flats built for widows and spinster after the second war.
The block itself is nothing special but it sits behind a beautiful 11th century parish church.
I take it from your enquiry that you have some local connection.
Best wishes, John
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Hi John,
Yes. My wife's family are all originally from Bolton - my wife grew up in Chipping, near Preston. Here folks stay in Chorley now and we spent a few years there. I remember Skipton with fondness : my first ever proper pint; Theakstons naturaly![]()