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2012 quotes of the year

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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
16 Jan 2013, 10:46
#1
16 Jan 2013, 10:46#1

Ex Planet Rugby

It has been an eventful year of rugby, but how much of it do you remember?

 

 

Here are some of the verbal highlights from the last twelve months. See if you can match mutterings to mouths. Scroll to the foot of the page to find out who said what.

 

A: "Walking over the line - that's disrespectful to the world champions. Why didn't the England boy run under the posts? It's arrogance and you don't want to see that creeping into the game because it's not good." (Bwahahahhahahahaha the world chumps more like it in any case! Burglars.)

 

B: "The vultures have been circling for months, picking off Welsh players like pieces of meat."

 

C: "There will be consequences because of this performance."

 

D: "What could have been the greatest day of my career has turned into one of the worst."

 

E: "They are pretty wingers, they are really good looking and I just can't wait to go against them."

 

F: "Why does the smh get a girl to write about rugby. Growden who was a great jornio and now we have someone who has no idea about the game!"

 

G: "I was trying to say is that the coach is under pressure and sometimes males give it to the coach as some females go a lot easier on them."

 

H: "Players like Quade get sorted. Sooner or later they get their beans"

 

I: "Where did you get that gas from?"

 

J: "What Hore did has got no place on a rugby field, as far as I am concerned. It was an absolute disgrace "

 

K: "I don't want to be involved in the toxic environment, and that's how it is at the moment. It's an environment where things aren't going according to plan and everyone is looking to point the finger."

 

L: "Gav has had three or four years of fannying around and not being serious about his rugby."

 

M: "I do not eat children."     

 

N: "I've been picking up the rugby vocab - "le maul", "le ruck", "le pick-and-go" - honestly, that's what they say"

 

O: "It's great to get a bit of "Test meat"

 

P: "I'm ugly, I'm black, but I'm not stupid"

 

Q: "That scoreline is a bit embarrassing."

 

R: "There were two sides out there today who can definitely win the World Cup."

 

S: "That's called Australia pinching our players - it's not a system breakdown."

 

T: "I would be surprised if he plays any Test footy this summer, because it was a disgrace what he did today."     

 

U: "Obviously it wasn't ideal for me to end up as hammered as I was."     

 

V: "The goodwill from people wishing me well is what I'll always remember about this experience."

 

W: "There will come the day when this England team will be sporting 800 caps between them."

 

X: "He is a dynamic ball-carrier and he loves a scrum and you know that turns me on."

 

Y: "Suffice for me to say he's so exceptional I'd pay to watch him train."

 

Z: "I hear they are rarely on time, don't play to the game plan and are quite impulsive - so I'll fit in quite well."

 

 

 

 

A: Japan coach Eddie Jones was left unimpressed by Manu Tuilagi's trot to the line against the All Blacks.

 

B: With Jamie Roberts and Dan Lydiate headed across the channel, WRU CEO Roger Lewis lashes out.

 

C: There were consequences indeed, as former Scotland boss Andy Robinson resigned less than 24 hours later after losing to Tonga.

 

D: Ryan Jones reflects on Wales's surprise loss to Samoa.

 

E: Australia winger Digby Ioane offers England's wide men an interesting compliment ahead of their clash in the November Internationals.

 

F: David Campese makes an ill-conceived comment about Australian rugby journalist Georgina Robinson...

 

G: ...and then proceeds to leave his foot in it.

 

H: Some subtle words from Richie McCaw towards Quade Cooper.

 

I: Even referee Dave Pearson is stunned after Bath's fly-half Stephen Donald uses his speed to score against Gloucester.

 

J: Rob Howley makes his thoughts clear on an incident between Andrew Hore and Bradley Davies.

 

K: Cooper again; this time summing up his interpretation of the atmosphere in the Australia camp.

 

L: London Welsh boss Lyn Jones clarifies Gavin Henson's recent activity.

 

M: Contrary to popular belief, Bakkies Botha is actually a nice guy.

 

N: Toulon prop Andrew Sheridan finds out that not everything is lost in translation.

 

O: Nick Cummins is delighted with his 'pie' at Twickenham.

 

P: Former South Africa coach Peter De Villiers begins his autobiography.

 

Q: Ireland captain Brian O'Driscoll reflects after his side's 60-0 drubbing against New Zealand.

 

R: New Zealand coach Steve Hansen predicts a possible Rugby World Cup Final in 2015 after England's win at Twickenham.

 

S: Hansen on the 'recruitment' by Australia of Mike Harris.

 

T: London Irish boss Brian Smith doesn't mince his words after Gloucester's Jim Hamilton is sent off. Hamilton subsequently missed Scotland's summer tour due to suspension.   

 

U: Mike Tindall reflects on his antics on that night out during the 2011 Rugby World Cup.

 

V: Scotland back Joe Ansbro speaking to Planet Rugby after breaking his neck playing for London Irish against Munster.

 

W: Stuart Lancaster looks to the future after England's win over New Zealand.

 

X: Graham Rowntree gets honest about his passions when referring to Mako Vunipola.

 

Y: Harlequins director of rugby Conor O'Shea is full of praise for star fly-half Nick Evans.

 

Z: Olly Barkley's move to Racing Métro appears to be a match made in heaven

KI
KitchenerClub Pro612 posts
16 Jan 2013, 11:23
#2
16 Jan 2013, 11:23#2

I'd like to add a few:

 

A: "And just to make sure, a bit later, he (Taute) rushed inside way too early leaving Conrad Smith with a trot in try."

 

B: "Are you aware whether other threads on this site also found their way onto google as separate items?"

 

C: "Nobody plays all the home unions anymore, 107.....you have to move with the times. This is as Grand Slam as it gets."

 

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A: Moffie's hilarious take on Jaco Taute's part in Conrad Smith's try . . . just before he suddenly changed Taute's role to a "planting" one.

 

B: Ou Maaik on the ground-breaking news that messages on this board might be picked up by search engines like Google.

 

C: Moffie demonstrating his complete and utter ignorance regarding rugby terminology and history.

 

Note: There are too many Baboon-ou clangers to list . . . just scroll back to Baboon-ou's last comment for a good laugh.

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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
16 Jan 2013, 11:29
#3
16 Jan 2013, 11:29#3

rooitwit very funny comments. You should however have been a fantasy fiction writer - I almost, in error said science fiction!

KI
KitchenerClub Pro612 posts
16 Jan 2013, 11:30
#4
16 Jan 2013, 11:30#4
Nice avatar, Baboon-ou!
SA
Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
16 Jan 2013, 13:58
#5
16 Jan 2013, 13:58#5

Add Moffie calling Saffex short and fat and being exposed as a liar for doing so - OUCH

KI
KitchenerClub Pro612 posts
16 Jan 2013, 15:52
#6
16 Jan 2013, 15:52#6
Saffex, let's wait for a thread titled "Sad, pathetic and childish obsessions of 2012" and then if someone is feeling really energetic they can start copying the literally hundreds of Moffie's laughable squeals about being one tenth of a millimetre taller than you . . . which we both know is complete rubbish anyway. The only picture I ever saw of Moffie he looked like a small, feeble little weed . . . and he looked like he was wearing make up as well!
BE
Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
16 Jan 2013, 16:02
#7
16 Jan 2013, 16:02#7

I see we have not one but two fictional writers here.

Rooitwit I see you have throw off all pretences to your identity so take the final step and admit to being rooitwit and that various posters here had you figured out very quickly.

I think ou rooitwit just lacked the tactical nous and command over the english language to really disguise himself. Also his neurotic personality gave him away as well.  We cant actually claim too much credit in this instance. It was all too easy.

 

 

SA
Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
16 Jan 2013, 16:38
#8
16 Jan 2013, 16:38#8

Jal yeah he was certainly a skinny weed, one back hand and it would have all been over.

What is this obsession with you being Rooinek?

KI
KitchenerClub Pro612 posts
16 Jan 2013, 16:54
#9
16 Jan 2013, 16:54#9

I'd pay good money to see you give Moffie a back hander! You'd probably break him in two.

 

Dave, since we spoke via e-mail, please note I'm not pretending to not be Rooinek anymore . . . if that makes sense. It was funny to see the likes of Baboon-ou and Moffie getting all red-faced, stamping their little feet and demanding an admission from me after they fell hook, line and sinker for Jalapeno but if they don't know now after some of my comments to ou Maaik then they're even dumber than I think . . . and that hardly seems possible!

 

To give him credit, only Dense twigged it was me . . . rather surprising since Dense is normally a slack-jawed half-wit!

DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
16 Jan 2013, 18:00
#10
16 Jan 2013, 18:00#10

 What a relief, you can now start to end your postings with the normal "Regards," again!

SA
Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
16 Jan 2013, 18:07
#11
16 Jan 2013, 18:07#11

Piss off, you are not Rooinek!

DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
16 Jan 2013, 18:27
#12
16 Jan 2013, 18:27#12

 ??? Never claimed to be him now, have I?

MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
16 Jan 2013, 18:38
#13
16 Jan 2013, 18:38#13

"I'm six footish".......Saffex.

 

"Taute did not ask to play fullback".....Saffex.

 

"Happy Clappy chappies fold when the pressure is on"........Jalapeno/Rooinek

 

"Hougaard is the best scrumhalf in the world"....Saffex

SA
Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
16 Jan 2013, 18:54
#14
16 Jan 2013, 18:54#14

Draad I was talking to Jal

SA
Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
16 Jan 2013, 19:04
#15
16 Jan 2013, 19:04#15

Moffie I suspect that you are still sporting from the fact that you were exposed as a liar by Becs and Mike, bit of a buggar that we now have Rooinek on board to add weight to that exposure - you poor little man.

I guess given the exposure, you might as well soldier on in the same vain with more lies -

I am 6ft ish - Becs, Mike and Rooinek will testify to that

Taute asked to be considered at fullback  - FACT

I said that Hougaard in his prime, was the best 9 in the game

You are so pathetic that you have to manipulate what people say to fit your warped sense of reality - once a liar always a liar - you just cant help yourself Moffie

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