2020 Māori All Blacks
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Osborne does have a sense of humour.
The role has also brought some fond memories flooding back for Brown, who revealed that he was cheekily given the nickname Inanga ‘’Whitebait’ by Glen Osborne when he first represented NZ Māori in the 1996.
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Osborne does have a sense of humour.
The role has also brought some fond memories flooding back for Brown, who revealed that he was cheekily given the nickname Inanga ‘’Whitebait’ by Glen Osborne when he first represented NZ Māori in the 1996.
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@Bovidae That’s pretty, also quite funny coming from Osborne too as he’s pretty fair himself.
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@Machpants said in 2020 Māori All Blacks:
@Bovidae There are Scottish players not as pale as him!
Well considering they'd have African-born players play for Scotland since the 1880s (James George Robertson) I'm not that surprised!
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@Machpants said in 2020 Māori All Blacks:
@Bovidae There are Scottish players not as pale as him!
Well considering they'd have African-born players play for Scotland since the 1880s (James George Robertson) I'm not that surprised!
@nostrildamus said in 2020 Māori All Blacks:
@Machpants said in 2020 Māori All Blacks:
@Bovidae There are Scottish players not as pale as him!
Well considering they'd have African-born players play for Scotland since the 1880s (James George Robertson) I'm not that surprised!
Note I said Scottish players, not Scotland internationals. Like James Lowe is an Irish International but he's not an Irish player
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ooh, subtle. Given that "Scottish' lot have Siberian blood (which explains their liking for husky types) I'm no so sure what "Scottish" means any more.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2012/aug/15/scotland-dna-study-project
and given that Scotland allegedly means "land of the Irish"..
http://history-ireland.blogspot.com/2013/08/scot-means-irish.html -
ooh, subtle. Given that "Scottish' lot have Siberian blood (which explains their liking for husky types) I'm no so sure what "Scottish" means any more.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2012/aug/15/scotland-dna-study-project
and given that Scotland allegedly means "land of the Irish"..
http://history-ireland.blogspot.com/2013/08/scot-means-irish.html -
@nostrildamus Irish are pasty bastards too
@Machpants Norwegian Viking DNA in Ireland..not sure if Norwegian brown cheese made it over there though..
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@Bovidae about time. I kept expecting the bloody thing to fall off the way it seemed to bobble around.
