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Beef dinner for my tea.

Is it Sunday again?

I don't know but I've just waved the Titanic off on it's maiden voyage.

I don't believe so. I was working all Sunday, so I didn't have the pleasure of making my way through a carcass, so 'r lass is doing a big dinner tonight. I love meat I do. Especially the fatty bits. Yer what!

thebloodbath wrote:(Ahem) http://forums.rlfans.com/viewtopic.php? ... sc&start=0 Sorry but dont have time to read all forum, The story just appeared today on BBC

thebloodbath wrote:(Ahem) http://forums.rlfans.com/viewtopic.php? ... sc&start=0 Sorry but dont have time to read all forum, The story just appeared today on BBC

What, Sunday the 8th? When I posted this:

"Home grown players?? AS IF!!

Here's a comment of Nobby's from last week's Grauniad:

But Noble, who has first-hand experience of the difficulty of preparing an international team at the end of a long club season after coaching Great Britain from 2004-06, believes the problem is not too many games but too few players. "As things stand, clubs can't afford to take a chance on a rugby union player because of the salary cap."

That darn salary cap!"

Some on here need to read the papers a bit more!

Looks like your in Ari Gold's dunce corner this aft.