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Postby JAS » Wed Jul 29, 2009 1:37 am

England/UK to host the World Cup's for both Union and League in 2015 and 2013 respectively...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_union/8170488.stm

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 172440.stm

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Re: Rugby World Cup's...both kinds

Postby SABRE » Wed Jul 29, 2009 2:31 am

Oh, what rotten luck JAS !
Just when you’ve planned your trip out here, they go and do that to you.
We all know that once you get a taste of OZ in 2011, you’ll immediately
apply for permanent residency. Still, you can always follow the rugby
from the comfort of your computer, in a geographical reversal !
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Re: Rugby World Cup's...both kinds

Postby JAS » Wed Jul 29, 2009 4:21 am

Haha...it shouldn't affect the road trip at all.

The Union tournament isn't until 2015 so that's 4 years later and the lady boy code doesn't interest me at all so no worries there ;)

I'm afraid even if I do get a taste for Oz unless I start doing the lottery and actually win it then I wouldn't come close to qualifying for residency...unless you plan invading the neighbours, in which case I'm just the logistics mercenary you've been looking for :d

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Re: Rugby World Cup's...both kinds

Postby godoubleblues » Wed Jul 29, 2009 6:53 pm

JAS wrote:Haha...it shouldn't affect the road trip at all.

The Union tournament isn't until 2015 so that's 4 years later and the lady boy code doesn't interest me at all so no worries there ;)

I'm afraid even if I do get a taste for Oz unless I start doing the lottery and actually win it then I wouldn't come close to qualifying for residency...unless you plan invading the neighbours, in which case I'm just the logistics mercenary you've been looking for :d

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hey JAS, if you are coming over in 2011 you should hop over to NZ and catch a couple of Rugby world cup games while you are in this half of the world
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Re: Rugby World Cup's...both kinds

Postby JAS » Wed Jul 29, 2009 7:38 pm

godoubleblues wrote:
JAS wrote:Haha...it shouldn't affect the road trip at all.

The Union tournament isn't until 2015 so that's 4 years later and the lady boy code doesn't interest me at all so no worries there ;)

I'm afraid even if I do get a taste for Oz unless I start doing the lottery and actually win it then I wouldn't come close to qualifying for residency...unless you plan invading the neighbours, in which case I'm just the logistics mercenary you've been looking for :d

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hey JAS, if you are coming over in 2011 you should hop over to NZ and catch a couple of Rugby world cup games while you are in this half of the world


I did think about it for a few seconds until I checked the dates. Due to a total lack of consideration by the parents with regard to their mating habits my 50th is at the wrong end of the year. So I'll be visiting at the beginning of May while the RWC doesn't start until September.

Probably for the best anyway cos even now father doesn't approve of any women being allowed to attend Internationals...I'd be taking a seat that could have been used by a real rugby supporter :roll: although I'd love to get one over on the old b*****d one day ;)

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Re: Rugby World Cup's...both kinds

Postby godoubleblues » Wed Jul 29, 2009 9:06 pm

JAS wrote:
godoubleblues wrote:
JAS wrote:Haha...it shouldn't affect the road trip at all.

The Union tournament isn't until 2015 so that's 4 years later and the lady boy code doesn't interest me at all so no worries there ;)

I'm afraid even if I do get a taste for Oz unless I start doing the lottery and actually win it then I wouldn't come close to qualifying for residency...unless you plan invading the neighbours, in which case I'm just the logistics mercenary you've been looking for :d

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hey JAS, if you are coming over in 2011 you should hop over to NZ and catch a couple of Rugby world cup games while you are in this half of the world


I did think about it for a few seconds until I checked the dates. Due to a total lack of consideration by the parents with regard to their mating habits my 50th is at the wrong end of the year. So I'll be visiting at the beginning of May while the RWC doesn't start until September.

Probably for the best anyway cos even now father doesn't approve of any women being allowed to attend Internationals...I'd be taking a seat that could have been used by a real rugby supporter :roll: although I'd love to get one over on the old b*****d one day ;)

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never mind, hopefully I can get over for a couple of games

and May is a good month anyway ;)
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Re: Rugby World Cup's...both kinds

Postby JAS » Wed Jul 29, 2009 10:34 pm

godoubleblues wrote:never mind, hopefully I can get over for a couple of games

and May is a good month anyway ;)


In that case I might have to make you my official representative and let you have my share of the beer :D ;) ...don't worry I won't make you barrack for Ireland too...I can still do that from here :lol:

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Re: Rugby World Cup's...both kinds

Postby godoubleblues » Wed Jul 29, 2009 10:47 pm

JAS wrote:
godoubleblues wrote:never mind, hopefully I can get over for a couple of games

and May is a good month anyway ;)


In that case I might have to make you my official representative and let you have my share of the beer :D ;) ...don't worry I won't make you barrack for Ireland too...I can still do that from here :lol:

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happy with that :D
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Re: Rugby World Cup's...both kinds

Postby MagicKiwi » Tue Aug 04, 2009 6:26 pm

Mr MK and I are doing a three month road trip in the home country JAS and will finish up with the RWC pool matches, home in time for the finals. I will raise a glass or two for you as no doubt we'll be seeing your boys play. :D
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Re: Rugby World Cup's...both kinds

Postby grant j » Tue Aug 04, 2009 8:36 pm

Fantastic news!!!!!
Wallabies have to be favourites at the moment, due to the fact they have won both times the RWC has been held in the UK 1991 & 1999.
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Re: Rugby World Cup's...both kinds

Postby JAS » Tue Aug 04, 2009 8:39 pm

MagicKiwi wrote:Mr MK and I are doing a three month road trip in the home country JAS and will finish up with the RWC pool matches, home in time for the finals. I will raise a glass or two for you as no doubt we'll be seeing your boys play. :D


Wow...you lucky duck, or should that be chook ;) hope you'll be filling the 'photo's to share' thread with heaps of that fantastic NZ scenery when you get back.

Good to see I can count on you both for a glass or two as well...truth be told I was a bit worried about gdb's stamina...afterall we're none of us getting any younger and it's a lot to ask of the poor fella :lol: ;)

In return I shall watch every crowd shot for a glimpse of you all...so wear something distinctive won't you :))

Go Ireland :d

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Re: Rugby World Cup's...both kinds

Postby godoubleblues » Tue Aug 04, 2009 10:19 pm

JAS wrote:
MagicKiwi wrote:Mr MK and I are doing a three month road trip in the home country JAS and will finish up with the RWC pool matches, home in time for the finals. I will raise a glass or two for you as no doubt we'll be seeing your boys play. :D


Wow...you lucky duck, or should that be chook hope you'll be filling the 'photo's to share' thread with heaps of that fantastic NZ scenery when you get back.

Good to see I can count on you both for a glass or two as well...truth be told I was a bit worried about gdb's stamina...afterall we're none of us getting any younger and it's a lot to ask of the poor fella

In return I shall watch every crowd shot for a glimpse of you all...so wear something distinctive won't you

Go Ireland

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too true JAS about the stamina that is why I am already in training for our trip to Wellington in sep this year, dont want to fade away at any stage :lol:
as for wearing something distinctive, no probs, I will be the one in the Wallabies jumper and cap....... oh hang on :shock: :shock:

just as an aside the group of us that go over for the rugby each year are in an unofficial tour group called the GLR rugby tours, GLR standing for Good Looking Roosters :lol:
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Re: Rugby World Cup's...both kinds

Postby JAS » Tue Aug 04, 2009 11:04 pm

godoubleblues wrote:too true JAS about the stamina that is why I am already in training for our trip to Wellington in sep this year, dont want to fade away at any stage :lol:
as for wearing something distinctive, no probs, I will be the one in the Wallabies jumper and cap....... oh hang on

just as an aside the group of us that go over for the rugby each year are in an unofficial tour group called the GLR rugby tours, GLR standing for Good Looking Roosters :lol:


ooooh I saw you on the telly last time...the ones with the inflatable wallaby???? =))

'Good Looking roosters'? isn't that an oxymo...... :-# ;)

Good luck with the training...I know you can do it...never give up, never surrender... btw did I mention I drink Caffrey's with a Creme de Menthe chaser :lol:

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Re: Rugby World Cup's...both kinds

Postby godoubleblues » Tue Aug 04, 2009 11:22 pm

JAS wrote:'Good Looking roosters'? isn't that an oxymo...... :-# ;)



what do you reckon with about a dozen ex army blokes who all did 20+ years :lol:
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Re: Rugby World Cup's...both kinds

Postby JAS » Tue Aug 04, 2009 11:38 pm

godoubleblues wrote:
JAS wrote:'Good Looking roosters'? isn't that an oxymo...... :-#



what do you reckon with about a dozen ex army blokes who all did 20+ years :lol:


:-? ;))

Well, this time, you can all squeeze up a bit and make room for one 20+ year WRAF, in spirit if not in body...if I can match the crew of HMS Iron Duke can for can (albeit 15 years ago) then I'm damn sure I can keep up with you lot ;) :p

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Re: Rugby World Cup's...both kinds

Postby godoubleblues » Tue Aug 04, 2009 11:44 pm

JAS wrote:
godoubleblues wrote:
JAS wrote:'Good Looking roosters'? isn't that an oxymo......



what do you reckon with about a dozen ex army blokes who all did 20+ years


:-? ;))

Well, this time, you can all squeeze up a bit and make room for one 20+ year WRAF, in spirit if not in body...if I can match the crew of HMS Iron Duke can for can (albeit 15 years ago) then I'm damn sure I can keep up with you lot ;) :p

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you bet, not sure about squeezing up though, after 20 odd years all of our clothes have shrunk :shock: if you know what I mean ;)
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Re: Rugby World Cup's...both kinds

Postby MagicKiwi » Wed Aug 05, 2009 1:55 pm

JAS wrote:In return I shall watch every crowd shot for a glimpse of you all...so wear something distinctive won't you

Actually JAS I will be distinctive. When we go overseas for Rugby Union, we travel with an Australian company (obviously) so I am the only little black dot in a sea of yellow! So you may just see me after all :).
The younger and infinitely better beer drinker Mr MK will be able to take up any of the slack in the Caffrey's department if gdb can't hack the pace.
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Re: Rugby World Cup's...both kinds

Postby Wedgie » Wed Aug 05, 2009 4:45 pm

My bro in law is going to Tokyo for the Bledisloe Cup match, should have a blast the lucky bugger. Long way to go for a Rugby game though! :shock:
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Re: Rugby World Cup's...both kinds

Postby JAS » Wed Aug 05, 2009 6:38 pm

Wedgie wrote:My bro in law is going to Tokyo for the Bledisloe Cup match, should have a blast the lucky bugger. Long way to go for a Rugby game though! :shock:


Probably no crazier than the guys who think nothing of flying out to the Caribbean to watch a game of cricket. Far worse things to spend money on imho :D

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Re: Rugby World Cup's...both kinds

Postby JAS » Wed Aug 05, 2009 6:43 pm

MagicKiwi wrote:
JAS wrote:In return I shall watch every crowd shot for a glimpse of you all...so wear something distinctive won't you

Actually JAS I will be distinctive. When we go overseas for Rugby Union, we travel with an Australian company (obviously) so I am the only little black dot in a sea of yellow! So you may just see me after all :).
The younger and infinitely better beer drinker Mr MK will be able to take up any of the slack in the Caffrey's department if gdb can't hack the pace.


...and that's always been one of the great beauties of our game...you can do just that without fear of serious abuse or bodily harm :D

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