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    @Bovidae said in Other Sports rugby XV:

    @ACT-Crusader The token white guy at halfback.

    Like the token Maori...

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    So only one lock jumping at lineout time....

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    @Wally

    I would have picked Paul Tillich as Openside as a modernist he would keep up to date with all the rule changes. His idea of God above God was clearly a prediction of McCaw.

    William of Ockham (with his razor) is a nasty brute of a hooker but can switch to prop if neeeded.

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    Star Wars XV: The Millennium Falcons

    Prop: Jek Porkins – This bloke isn’t notable at all, but he’s one of the few Star Wars characters who has a sweet prop body.
    Hooker: Ewok – Shorter than the two props, valiant warriors, throw spears and stones well
    Prop: Jabba the Hut – Not expecting much from him work rate wise but should be solid in a scrum
    Lock: Chewbacca – Huge powerful ball carrier and excellent height for jumping in the lineout.
    Lock: Mace Windu – Competent with the force, the Jedi bring a bit of balance to a pack.
    Blind Side Flanker: Kylo Ren – Fairly young, but has immense talent. Nice to have a Grandad/Grandson partnership in the back-row
    Openside Flanker: Darth Maul – A master of the dark arts, he’d be crucial at the breakdown. Also, he was the best thing about the prequels.
    Number Eight: Darth Vadar - Dreams of being Brian Lochore.
    Half Back: Yoda – A diminutive playmaker who’ll run the show from start to finish.
    First Five: Luke Shywalker - The obvious choice for goal kicker after a stellar 100% kicking performance at destroying the death star
    Wing: Obi-wan Kenobi – Good pace and the master of the counter-attack
    Second Five: Han Solo – May have been killed off. But we’re backing him to put in a BOD like display for our XV.
    Centre: Po Dameron – The young upstart of the team. Doesn’t get a lot of game-time in his first appearance but made a big contribution late on.
    Wing: Lando Calrissian – A pretty boy, Lando is a flair winger, leaving the dog work to the likes of Han. Dreams of being a centre.
    Fullback: Boba Fett - His jetpack helps him under the high ball.

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    @sparky Lock - General Grievous, think of the contesting opposition throws

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    @Wally Moses and Aaron were the ultimate five-eight combo. A few angry words from Moses. Aaron struck his mighty rod on the ground. And the Red Sea rush defence parted.

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    @mikedogz I'd always pick a Kiwi at 7 if one was available.

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    Excellent!

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    @sparky said in Other Sports rugby XV:

    Star Wars XV: The Millennium Falcons

    Prop: Jek Porkins – This bloke isn’t notable at all, but he’s one of the few Star Wars characters who has a sweet prop body.
    Hooker: Ewok – Shorter than the two props, valiant warriors, throw spears and stones well
    Prop: Jabba the Hut – Not expecting much from him work rate wise but should be solid in a scrum
    Lock: Chewbacca – Huge powerful ball carrier and excellent height for jumping in the lineout.
    Lock: Mace Windu – Competent with the force, the Jedi bring a bit of balance to a pack.
    Blind Side Flanker: Kylo Ren – Fairly young, but has immense talent. Nice to have a Grandad/Grandson partnership in the back-row
    Openside Flanker: Darth Maul – A master of the dark arts, he’d be crucial at the breakdown. Also, he was the best thing about the prequels.
    Number Eight: Darth Vadar - Dreams of being Brian Lochore.
    Half Back: Yoda – A diminutive playmaker who’ll run the show from start to finish.
    First Five: Luke Shywalker - The obvious choice for goal kicker after a stellar 100% kicking performance at destroying the death star
    Wing: Obi-wan Kenobi – Good pace and the master of the counter-attack
    Second Five: Han Solo – May have been killed off. But we’re backing him to put in a BOD like display for our XV.
    Centre: Po Dameron – The young upstart of the team. Doesn’t get a lot of game-time in his first appearance but made a big contribution late on.
    Wing: Lando Calrissian – A pretty boy, Lando is a flair winger, leaving the dog work to the likes of Han. Dreams of being a centre.
    Fullback: Boba Fett - His jetpack helps him under the high ball.

    I'm quite triggered a legend like Han is being compared to a dickwad like BOD.

    Han never whinged about nearly dying.

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    @MN5 said in Other Sports rugby XV:

    @sparky said in Other Sports rugby XV:

    Star Wars XV: The Millennium Falcons

    Prop: Jek Porkins – This bloke isn’t notable at all, but he’s one of the few Star Wars characters who has a sweet prop body.
    Hooker: Ewok – Shorter than the two props, valiant warriors, throw spears and stones well
    Prop: Jabba the Hut – Not expecting much from him work rate wise but should be solid in a scrum
    Lock: Chewbacca – Huge powerful ball carrier and excellent height for jumping in the lineout.
    Lock: Mace Windu – Competent with the force, the Jedi bring a bit of balance to a pack.
    Blind Side Flanker: Kylo Ren – Fairly young, but has immense talent. Nice to have a Grandad/Grandson partnership in the back-row
    Openside Flanker: Darth Maul – A master of the dark arts, he’d be crucial at the breakdown. Also, he was the best thing about the prequels.
    Number Eight: Darth Vadar - Dreams of being Brian Lochore.
    Half Back: Yoda – A diminutive playmaker who’ll run the show from start to finish.
    First Five: Luke Shywalker - The obvious choice for goal kicker after a stellar 100% kicking performance at destroying the death star
    Wing: Obi-wan Kenobi – Good pace and the master of the counter-attack
    Second Five: Han Solo – May have been killed off. But we’re backing him to put in a BOD like display for our XV.
    Centre: Po Dameron – The young upstart of the team. Doesn’t get a lot of game-time in his first appearance but made a big contribution late on.
    Wing: Lando Calrissian – A pretty boy, Lando is a flair winger, leaving the dog work to the likes of Han. Dreams of being a centre.
    Fullback: Boba Fett - His jetpack helps him under the high ball.

    I'm quite triggered a legend like Han is being compared to a dickwad like BOD.

    Han never whinged about nearly dying.

    I'm more triggered by Po Dameron being there. Centre has to be smart and focused. Po is an idiot. He'd take the wrong man every single time.

    Wedge should be there. Dooku also at lock. Mace isn't tall enough.

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    Palpatine should be at openside because when he puts the cloak on he becomes a greater more dangerous player.

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    @Rancid-Schnitzel said in Other Sports rugby XV:

    @MN5 said in Other Sports rugby XV:

    @sparky said in Other Sports rugby XV:

    Star Wars XV: The Millennium Falcons

    Prop: Jek Porkins – This bloke isn’t notable at all, but he’s one of the few Star Wars characters who has a sweet prop body.
    Hooker: Ewok – Shorter than the two props, valiant warriors, throw spears and stones well
    Prop: Jabba the Hut – Not expecting much from him work rate wise but should be solid in a scrum
    Lock: Chewbacca – Huge powerful ball carrier and excellent height for jumping in the lineout.
    Lock: Mace Windu – Competent with the force, the Jedi bring a bit of balance to a pack.
    Blind Side Flanker: Kylo Ren – Fairly young, but has immense talent. Nice to have a Grandad/Grandson partnership in the back-row
    Openside Flanker: Darth Maul – A master of the dark arts, he’d be crucial at the breakdown. Also, he was the best thing about the prequels.
    Number Eight: Darth Vadar - Dreams of being Brian Lochore.
    Half Back: Yoda – A diminutive playmaker who’ll run the show from start to finish.
    First Five: Luke Shywalker - The obvious choice for goal kicker after a stellar 100% kicking performance at destroying the death star
    Wing: Obi-wan Kenobi – Good pace and the master of the counter-attack
    Second Five: Han Solo – May have been killed off. But we’re backing him to put in a BOD like display for our XV.
    Centre: Po Dameron – The young upstart of the team. Doesn’t get a lot of game-time in his first appearance but made a big contribution late on.
    Wing: Lando Calrissian – A pretty boy, Lando is a flair winger, leaving the dog work to the likes of Han. Dreams of being a centre.
    Fullback: Boba Fett - His jetpack helps him under the high ball.

    I'm quite triggered a legend like Han is being compared to a dickwad like BOD.

    Han never whinged about nearly dying.

    I'm more triggered by Po Dameron being there. Centre has to be smart and focused. Po is an idiot. He'd take the wrong man every single time.

    Wedge should be there. Dooku also at lock. Mace isn't tall enough.

    I’d imagine General Grievous would be hard to stop off the back of the scrum.

    Your points about Poe are spot on.

    I also have grave concerns about Jabba. His scrummaging would be monstrous but his mobility and skills would be non existent.

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    @MN5 said in Other Sports rugby XV:

    @Rancid-Schnitzel said in Other Sports rugby XV:

    @MN5 said in Other Sports rugby XV:

    @sparky said in Other Sports rugby XV:

    Star Wars XV: The Millennium Falcons

    Prop: Jek Porkins – This bloke isn’t notable at all, but he’s one of the few Star Wars characters who has a sweet prop body.
    Hooker: Ewok – Shorter than the two props, valiant warriors, throw spears and stones well
    Prop: Jabba the Hut – Not expecting much from him work rate wise but should be solid in a scrum
    Lock: Chewbacca – Huge powerful ball carrier and excellent height for jumping in the lineout.
    Lock: Mace Windu – Competent with the force, the Jedi bring a bit of balance to a pack.
    Blind Side Flanker: Kylo Ren – Fairly young, but has immense talent. Nice to have a Grandad/Grandson partnership in the back-row
    Openside Flanker: Darth Maul – A master of the dark arts, he’d be crucial at the breakdown. Also, he was the best thing about the prequels.
    Number Eight: Darth Vadar - Dreams of being Brian Lochore.
    Half Back: Yoda – A diminutive playmaker who’ll run the show from start to finish.
    First Five: Luke Shywalker - The obvious choice for goal kicker after a stellar 100% kicking performance at destroying the death star
    Wing: Obi-wan Kenobi – Good pace and the master of the counter-attack
    Second Five: Han Solo – May have been killed off. But we’re backing him to put in a BOD like display for our XV.
    Centre: Po Dameron – The young upstart of the team. Doesn’t get a lot of game-time in his first appearance but made a big contribution late on.
    Wing: Lando Calrissian – A pretty boy, Lando is a flair winger, leaving the dog work to the likes of Han. Dreams of being a centre.
    Fullback: Boba Fett - His jetpack helps him under the high ball.

    I'm quite triggered a legend like Han is being compared to a dickwad like BOD.

    Han never whinged about nearly dying.

    I'm more triggered by Po Dameron being there. Centre has to be smart and focused. Po is an idiot. He'd take the wrong man every single time.

    Wedge should be there. Dooku also at lock. Mace isn't tall enough.

    I’d imagine General Grievous would be hard to stop off the back of the scrum.

    Your points about Poe are spot on.

    I also have grave concerns about Jabba. His scrummaging would be monstrous but his mobility and skills would be non existent.

    Yep. Zero mobility and would be a passenger most of the game. He's a shit character but that Dex (guy who owned the diner) would be a great prop. No problems slipping the bind and a massive bastard.

    Grevious would be a beast although that horrible cough makes me wonder about his stamina. Would he need to be recharged at halftime?

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    Golfers XV

    1 Ian Woosman
    Stout but solid.

    2 John Daly
    Stout, some accusations of dirty play, frequently seen in the club bar after games

    3 Craig Stadler
    The Walrus

    4 Phil Blackmar
    Tall American.

    5 Robert Karlson
    Tall Swede.

    6 Dustin Johnson
    Parties hard.

    7 Tiger Woods
    Parties hard too.

    8 Greg Norman
    Great White Shark. Can drop the ball under pressure

    9 Rory Mcilroy
    Short, but busy Ulsterman. Shades of Peter Stringer. Aim can be wayward.

    10 Ryan Fox
    He must have acquired some of his Dad's First-Five genes

    11 Phil Mickelson
    Great lefty. Lots of titles.

    12 Seve Ballesteros
    A visionary, full of flair, great partnership with Olazabal.

    13 Jose Maria Olazabal
    Has a great partnership with Ballesteros that has been compared to Ma'a Nonu and Conrad Smith.

    14 Jack Nicklaus
    The golden bear. Great rightie. Loads and loads of titles.

    15 Tom Watson
    Mr reliable. Great technique. Shades of Ben Smith. Superb at (kicking) duels in the sun.

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    1. Becker - need a bit of bulk up front

    2. Agassi - low centre of gravity

    3. Borg - both him and a young Agassi going around in the front row with their long hair would be cool

    4. Isner - this is a massive locking combo

    5. Karlovic

    6. Connors - need a bit of edge at 6

    7. Hewitt - one of the great pests

    8. Ivanisevic - some height for the lineout and big run off the set piece

    9. McEnroe - always talking

    10. Sampras - safe pair of hands

    11. Chang - quickness

    12. Roddick - all our attack on first phase

    13. Federer - defending or attack he has all bases covered

    14. Rafa - more speed

    15. Djokovic - no one is better on the last line

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    Ilie Nastase (known as Nasty) would be perfect at Hooker.

    Agassi, certainly during his mullet toupee/ image is everything phase, would surely be a back.

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    Rock and Pop XV

    1. Elvis Presley
      Big man.

    2. Keith Moon
      Wild man of the Front Row.

    3. Meatloaf
      Big man, he would do anything for the team but he won't do that.

    4. Mick Fleetwood

    5. Ed O'Brien (Radiohead)
      Tall men

    6. Noel Gallagher
      Likes a fight now and then. Borrowed a lot of moves from the team Midfield combination

    7. Liam Gallagher
      Likes a fight now and then too. Including with his brother on the other flank.

    8. Sting
      Very competitive. He can't stand losing.

    9. Prince
      Little man. Dresses in purple.

    10. Freddie Mercury
      Charismatic leader. Don't stop him now. He wants to break free. His team will rock the opposition and become champions of the world.

    11. Elton John
      Rocket Man on the wing.

    12. Paul McCartney

    13. John Lennon
      Legendary combination

    14. Michael Jackson
      Speed Demon

    15 Perry Como
    Can catch a fallin star.

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    Football XV

    1 Paul Gascoigne - 40,000+ fans singing "Who ate all the pies? Who ate all the pies? You fat b##tard, you fat b##tard, you ate all the pies." Had a best mate known as Five Bellies. Some great footwork though.

    2 Wayne Rooney - Educated in the dark arts by a 55 year old Hooker known as Auld Slapper. Angry man with the looks of Anton Oliver, but without the big words.

    3 Benni McCarthy - The South African was dropped from West Ham for being out of shape. He complained in the media that West Ham CEO, Karen Brady, was "the Devil with tits." She replied "at least I'm supposed to have tits".

    4 Peter Crouch -Very tall man.

    5 Jan Kohler -Another tall man.

    6 Patrick Vieira - Shades of Thierry Dussitor. Hard man great footwork. Very big engine.

    7 Andoni Goikoetxeal - The Butcher of Bilbao. Filthy git. Bound to be a natural at Openside.

    8 Eric Cantona - Like many Number 8s, he enjoys fighting.

    9 Diego Maradona -Little man with dazzling footwork, passing and finishing. Now looks like a Prop.

    10 Lionel Messi -Wonderful playmaker.

    11 Ferenc Pukacs - Left-footed. Great scoring record.

    12 Ruud Gullit - Brilliant at finding a gap. Great partnership with Van Basten.

    13 Marco Van Basten - Ghosts through defences like Jerry Guscott or Conrad Smith. Great finisher.

    14 Christian Ronaldo -Dazzling right foot, quick, strong scoring record.

    15 Franz Beckenbauer - Amazing sweeper.

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    @sparky said in Other Sports rugby XV:

    Football XV

    1 Paul Gascoigne - 40,000+ fans singing "Who ate all the pies? Who ate all the pies? You fat b##tard, you fat b##tard, you ate all the pies." Had a best mate known as Five Bellies. Some great footwork though.

    2 Wayne Rooney - Educated in the dark arts by a 55 year old Hooker known as Auld Slapper. Angry man with the looks of Anton Oliver, but without the big words.

    3 Benni McCarthy - The South African wasdropped from West Ham for being out of shape. He complained in the media that West Ham CEO, Karen Brady, was "the Devil with tits." She replied "at least I'm supposed to have tits".

    4 Peter Crouch -Very tall man.

    5 Jan Kohler -Another tall man.

    6 Patrick Vieira - Shades of Thierry Dussitor. Hard man great footwork. Very big engine.

    7 Andoni Goikoetxeal - The Butcher of Bilbao. Filthy git. Bound to be a natural at Openside.

    8 Eric Cantona - Like many Number 8s, he enjoys fighting.

    9 Diego Maradona -Little man with dazzling footwork, passing and finishing. Now looks like a Prop.

    10 Lionel Messi -Wonderful playmaker.

    11 Ferenc Pukacs - Left-footed. Great scoring record.

    12 Ruud Gullit - Brilliant at finding a gap. Great partnership with Van Basten.

    13 Marco Van Basten - Ghosts through defences like Jerry Guscott or Conrad Smith. Great finisher.

    14 Christian Ronaldo -Dazzling right foot, quick, strong scoring record.

    15 Franz Beckenbauer - Amazing sweeper.

    Jaap Stam at lock, Peter Schmeichel at Fullback and Vinnie Jones at blindside.

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