RWC Week 3: France v Namibia
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@stodders said in RWC Week 3: France v Namibia:
@Billy-Tell is that a romp for you? 😬
Any score that leads to a Romp is good by me
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@MiketheSnow said in RWC Week 3: France v Namibia:
Lazy French bastards not getting my ton
Are you on the NZ coach diet?
I think it is called Learnings. Or Lemmings. Or something. Won't happen overnight.. -
@Stargazer said in RWC Week 3: France v Namibia:
Some French media say that Dupont may have a possible orbital floor fracture. Nothing confirmed, obviously.
Hopefully he missed a serious rimming injury ..
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@Stargazer said in RWC Week 3: France v Namibia:
Some French media say that Dupont may have a possible orbital floor fracture. Nothing confirmed, obviously.
That poor bastard has taken a few hits in his time, probably Farrells training partner.
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Just on Namibia and their competitiveness. Are there any top young players there who won't try to play for the Springboks? Same with Zimbabwe. What realistic chance do they ever have of getting any better?
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@Rancid-Schnitzel said in RWC Week 3: France v Namibia:
Just on Namibia and their competitiveness. Are there any top young players there who won't try to play for the Springboks? Same with Zimbabwe. What realistic chance do they ever have of getting any better?
SA take fuck all foreign born players, one in 2015, one last cup (beeeeeaaasssst from Zimbabwe) and none this year.
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@Machpants said in RWC Week 3: France v Namibia:
@Rancid-Schnitzel said in RWC Week 3: France v Namibia:
Just on Namibia and their competitiveness. Are there any top young players there who won't try to play for the Springboks? Same with Zimbabwe. What realistic chance do they ever have of getting any better?
SA take fuck all foreign born players, one in 2015, one last cup (beeeeeaaasssst from Zimbabwe) and none this year.
What I'm saying is that on the off chance that Namibia or Zimbabwe produces a world class player, he'll probably play for the Boks.
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Could make the second African side an African “lions” side. But goes against the philosophy of individual countries
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@Rancid-Schnitzel said in RWC Week 3: France v Namibia:
What I'm saying is that on the off chance that Namibia or Zimbabwe produces a world class player, he'll probably play for the Boks.
Or Australia. Gregan was half-Zimbabwean.
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@nostrildamus said in RWC Week 3: France v Namibia:
@Rancid-Schnitzel said in RWC Week 3: France v Namibia:
What I'm saying is that on the off chance that Namibia or Zimbabwe produces a world class player, he'll probably play for the Boks.
Or Australia. Gregan was half-Zimbabwean.
Was? Should I go to the RIP thread?
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@nostrildamus said in RWC Week 3: France v Namibia:
@Rancid-Schnitzel said in RWC Week 3: France v Namibia:
What I'm saying is that on the off chance that Namibia or Zimbabwe produces a world class player, he'll probably play for the Boks.
Or Australia. Gregan was half-Zimbabwean.
And 100% Zambian.
David Pocock however was Zimbabwean.
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@Rancid-Schnitzel said in RWC Week 3: France v Namibia:
Or Australia. Gregan was half-Zimbabwean.
Was? Should I go to the RIP thread?
Not sure his current passport status. Do think he is no longer playing.
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@booboo said in RWC Week 3: France v Namibia:
And 100% Zambian.
David Pocock however was Zimbabwean.But no longer. (Aussie MP/Senator rules).
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@nostrildamus said in RWC Week 3: France v Namibia:
@Rancid-Schnitzel said in RWC Week 3: France v Namibia:
Or Australia. Gregan was half-Zimbabwean.
Was? Should I go to the RIP thread?
Not sure his current passport status. Do think he is no longer playing.
So he's no longer half-Zimbabwean because he stopped playing?
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@Rancid-Schnitzel said in RWC Week 3: France v Namibia:
Not sure his current passport status. Do think he is no longer playing.
So he's no longer half-Zimbabwean because he stopped playing?
In terms of being a rugby player/Wallaby/playing for teams other than his country of birth or country he was eligible for I used the past tense, am happy to use the present tense if that can set your mind at ease.
You can reach out via his business empire if you'd like to know more: http://georgegregan.com/ -
SA no longer has star player Marx, famous for his invisible bridging at rucks, France may not have playmaker Dupont, and NZ does not have its closest equivalent, winger in slow-mo, George Bridge. For France and NZ, is it now a bridge too far?
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@nostrildamus said in RWC Week 3: France v Namibia:
@Rancid-Schnitzel said in RWC Week 3: France v Namibia:
Not sure his current passport status. Do think he is no longer playing.
So he's no longer half-Zimbabwean because he stopped playing?
In terms of being a rugby player/Wallaby/playing for teams other than his country of birth or country he was eligible for I used the past tense, am happy to use the present tense if that can set your mind at ease.
You can reach out via his business empire if you'd like to know more: http://georgegregan.com/Good to know he's still alive.
