Post subject: Shown Up for The Amateur Clowns That We Are
Posted: Fri May 01, 2009 8:43 pm
Koloto's Tie Ups
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Joined: Nov 08 2005 Posts: 5435 Location: Back Where We Belong
Which is why I walked out after an hour.
From 1 to 17 they can all pack their loving bags and love off for all I care. This is the most pathetic, gutless and clueless team I've seen since Happy Frank was here.
The writing was on the wall early on when it was clear that the likes of Wildbore, Kohe Love etc all wanted a punch up. What the love is wrong with your discipline you pathetic wankstains??? YOUR A DISGRACE TO THE SHIRT.
No urgency in defence and we could not even break wind let alone out of our own 40.
I'm sick to death of the same predictable poop with our wingers driving the ball up for 4 tackles and getting absolutely no where, while Barrow seemed to be able to get out out their own half without even breaking a sweat.
1 on 1 tackling is getting worse too, how many soft breaks up the middle for love sake????
And as for that loving inside drop off pass, I'd like shove the loving rugby ball up slack booty of the next clueless no mark that throws that one IT DOESN'T loving WORK.
Devoid of ideas in attack, lacking aggression, heart and pride in defence. There is something seriously wrong at this club and the sooner this shower of poop move on the better. This season is over as far as I'm concerned.
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Captain Dave wrote:So your local MP's should hold back on proposal for the fast track to SL then.
He'll have more on his mind dealing with the fallout of the dodgy E-mails, G20, voting against the Gurkhas, the budget and keeping on the Westminster gravy train just now to worry about rugby league.
Joined: Aug 11 2006 Posts: 3787 Location: North Sea and beyond
Doc Holliday wrote:He'll have more on his mind dealing with the fallout of the dodgy E-mails, G20, voting against the Gurkhas, the budget and keeping on the Westminster gravy train just now to worry about rugby league.
Keeping in the first class carriage on the Gravy Train is probably priority no.1.
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