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red al wrote:save it for the league when the points are up for grabs. normally seen enough turkey by then without witnessing 17 wearing black and white running round with no direction and getting stuffed.

Mrs Barista wrote:Not really - had enough derbies in the last 3 years to last a long time, thanks. :wink:

Personally, whilst I'd love to have a rugby game to go to over Christmas, I think it's harsh on the players.

red al wrote:thats the first sensible contribution in a long time from you mrs b, no need to take a day off.

Mrs Barista wrote:Meh. If I'm not annoying you, I'm clearly losing my touch. :wink:

red al wrote:the season is long enough if you attend every game, not to mention cup, playoff and international. i belive wakie suffered a few injurys on boxing day. so my darling, before you go spouting your drivel, pop that brain into gear and have a little think. if your that desperate for your rugby, why not try any one of our local amature sides? :STUPID:

garroway wrote:hmmmm, how did your play off campaign go?, oh yeah we both didnt win any this year and you had 2 go's at it ha ha
and whats internationals gotta do with boxing day friendlies???
and as for "my darling" im a happily married man, but thanks.

Author:	cofr_rockin_robin [ Mon Dec 28, 2009 8:55 pm ]
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Seems to me both clubs should get together and have the Derby friendly on Boxing day similar to Leeds v Wakey any thoughts.

Author:	red al [ Mon Dec 28, 2009 9:09 pm ]
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save it for the league when the points are up for grabs. normally seen enough turkey by then without witnessing 17 wearing black and white running round with no direction and getting stuffed.

Author:	Team Maverick [ Mon Dec 28, 2009 9:14 pm ]
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red al wrote:save it for the league when the points are up for grabs. normally seen enough turkey by then without witnessing 17 wearing black and white running round with no direction and getting stuffed. you should do stand up...Some one was asking a genuine question and the 1st reply was drizzle as per usual. Back to the original question, i'd love to see the derby on boxing day, good day out and i hate it when theres no rugby to watc, bring it back i say!

Author:	red al [ Mon Dec 28, 2009 9:21 pm ]
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the season is long enough if you attend every game, not to mention cup, playoff and international. i belive wakie suffered a few injurys on boxing day. so my darling, before you go spouting your drivel, pop that brain into gear and have a little think. if your that desperate for your rugby, why not try any one of our local amature sides?

Author:	Mrs Barista [ Mon Dec 28, 2009 9:21 pm ]
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Not really - had enough derbies in the last 3 years to last a long time, thanks. Personally, whilst I'd love to have a rugby game to go to over Christmas, I think it's harsh on the players.

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Author:	red al [ Mon Dec 28, 2009 9:23 pm ]
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Mrs Barista wrote:Not really - had enough derbies in the last 3 years to last a long time, thanks. Personally, whilst I'd love to have a rugby game to go to over Christmas, I think it's harsh on the players. thats the first sensible contribution in a long time from you mrs b, no need to take a day off.

Author:	Mrs Barista [ Mon Dec 28, 2009 9:27 pm ]
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red al wrote:thats the first sensible contribution in a long time from you mrs b, no need to take a day off. Meh. If I'm not annoying you, I'm clearly losing my touch.

Author:	red al [ Mon Dec 28, 2009 9:31 pm ]
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Mrs Barista wrote:Meh. If I'm not annoying you, I'm clearly losing my touch. must be too much festive cheer.

Author:	Team Maverick [ Mon Dec 28, 2009 9:49 pm ]
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red al wrote:the season is long enough if you attend every game, not to mention cup, playoff and international. i belive wakie suffered a few injurys on boxing day. so my darling, before you go spouting your drivel, pop that brain into gear and have a little think. if your that desperate for your rugby, why not try any one of our local amature sides? hmmmm, how did your play off campaign go?, oh yeah we both didnt win any this year and you had 2 go's at it ha ha and whats internationals gotta do with boxing day friendlies??? and as for "my darling" im a happily married man, but thanks.

Author:	red al [ Mon Dec 28, 2009 9:53 pm ]
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garroway wrote:hmmmm, how did your play off campaign go?, oh yeah we both didnt win any this year and you had 2 go's at it ha ha and whats internationals gotta do with boxing day friendlies??? and as for "my darling" im a happily married man, but thanks. happily married at 14, good effort. internationals extend the season resulting in player fatigue, not enough recovery time for niggles. if you needed me to explain this, then there really is no hope for you.

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