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Now the Challlenge Ahead over the next ten weeks

Started by clevermike4 REPLIES182 VIEWS· 14 Dec 2013, 15:42
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
14 Dec 2013, 15:42
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14 Dec 2013, 15:42#1

I think all the members are faced with dilemma as to what to post over the next eight  weeks.   We are rugby-deprived and only have he deadly dull NH teams to watch  - so what can we discuss on this Board?


Cloudy tried hard and posted something about Christmas fare - not a bad response and everyone seems to sit up and be positive.   Nice thread that one.


I tried to poke fun at Jacob Zuma being boo-ed at the Mandela Memorial Service and it turned sour.   The members al forgot the unwritten code - never speak ill about the departed.   I have never been to a funeral service where the dearly departed were not  paragons of virtue.   Can remember one though  of an elderly bachelor - where a married "lady" cried out - "there goes the father of half of my children"  .   And then there was one tragic death in the family - the great one who could finish of nine quarts of beer without blinking of an eyelid - needless to say he was from England.  The wake was one of the best parties I have ever been to. 


Be it as it may - the Memorial was a mess because our Government used a psycho as a finger-language expert for the benefit of the deaf.   Do they ever do anything right?  


I have tried cricket as a diversion - and ended up with a stern reprimand on the fact that this is a ruby forum.    Apparently there are no real cricket lovers around.   England plays like dildos in the Ashes Series - and now suddenly Australia is the tops in cricket and dear Redsman at last has something to brag about.   A stern warning that March is not far away - when the glorious Proteas will turn the dildos on them. .


We have flogged the virtues of McCaw to death and the poor play of Morne Steyn followed the same route.   


Not even a thread on Sloth Alberts recorded any real response.  The hype is still on and the lack of performance is ignored,  other than by the majority of the members who use metaphors to describe what he allegedly does on the field of play


Now the Board has turned nasty on my dear friend Saffex.   It is not necessary to splash out personal info on members on this site and this is a tendency that ruined and made the December- January period a year ago an utter disaster.   Stay away from that please. Saffex reminds me of a Ser geant Major I met when I was doing officer training in the army many years ago.   That guy was a real example for us to follow - his collection of curse words were endless - and in admiration we tried to remember them to use them on our subordinates.   Can remember one day when he said "The fucking Parson wants to talk to you lot of useless bastards".    


Come now - we need some real rugby topics to discuss on this Board.   I am trying to find acceptable topics - but others must help out too.


        




  


     

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WardadPro6,663 posts
14 Dec 2013, 16:44
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14 Dec 2013, 16:44#2
 Black caps beat West Indies by an innings and a heap of runs ,just shows how low the mighty Windies have fallen .I allways barracked for the Windies unless they played NZ bu that was in the days of Viv Richards Clive LLoyd and the like . 2o-20 is a disgrace and the one day tournaments are just an after thought tacked on to a test tour .
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
14 Dec 2013, 17:10
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14 Dec 2013, 17:10#3

 Wardad


I like all forms of cricket - but understand your point of view.  Years ago I was at a party in Illovo, Durban - given by a gentleman from Jamaica.  Discussing the Windies they said that in the 1970's and 1980's cricket was the game that enabled people to get rich quick in a generally poor society.   Nowadays it is athletics and American sporting codes also had an adverse impact on their player development and retention.  

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WardadPro6,663 posts
14 Dec 2013, 17:14
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14 Dec 2013, 17:14#4
 I meant to make the same point about US sport and money destroying WI cricket ,the bastards !Guys like Ambrose who had the chance at a lucrative Basketball career but chose cricket are in the minority now.
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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
14 Dec 2013, 22:52
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14 Dec 2013, 22:52#5
I think pot may also have played a part? 
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