Hurricanes v Highlanders
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@Toddy said in Hurricanes v Highlanders:
There was a poster years back who used to call McCaw McGraw (something like that). Drove a few posters nutty.
Not sure if it was Mainlander, but I know he had issues spelling a few names so would just roll with whatever. Made me laugh.
The whole Messam thing will go down in Fern history as the funniest/it's so stupid issue ever.
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@ACT-Crusader said in Hurricanes v Highlanders:
@Toddy said in Hurricanes v Highlanders:
There was a poster years back who used to call McCaw McGraw (something like that). Drove a few posters nutty.
Not sure if it was Mainlander, but I know he had issues spelling
FIFY
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@SammyC said in Hurricanes v Highlanders:
I think it's only a matter of time before he's as dominant at Super rugby and test level rugby.
But then again, everyone on this forum has been wrong at some point about a player potential.
He does look outstanding. Easilly the best, most dominant, head & shoulders above other 12/15's at his curent levels since...
Isia Toeava
Who I had pencilled in as a guarenteed 100 test AB
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@Crucial said in Hurricanes v Highlanders:
@Frye said in Hurricanes v Highlanders:
Maybe we can have a sub-forum where users can hang out and not feel judged about their dyslexia. A safe space.
What if you are a gender neutral dyslexic? Do you get a different safe space?
BLTG get their own forum.
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@gollum said in Hurricanes v Highlanders:
@SammyC said in Hurricanes v Highlanders:
I think it's only a matter of time before he's as dominant at Super rugby and test level rugby.
But then again, everyone on this forum has been wrong at some point about a player potential.
He does look outstanding. Easilly the best, most dominant, head & shoulders above other 12/15's at his curent levels since...
Isia Toeava
Who I had pencilled in as a guarenteed 100 test AB
Without his hip bone spurs he would have been a super sub for the ABs at least for years
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@Crucial said in Hurricanes v Highlanders:
@Frye said in Hurricanes v Highlanders:
Maybe we can have a sub-forum where users can hang out and not feel judged about their dyslexia. A safe space.
What if you are a gender neutral dyslexic? Do you get a different safe space?
You should've probably used a 'you're' rather than a 'you are' there.
Jordan Belford sales DVDs taught me that
