Aussie Pro Rugby
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i mean...he is a traitor...he's literally gone away and then lead another team to victories over his home nation...which he's allowed to do of course....but thats the label
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i mean...he is a traitor...he's literally gone away and then lead another team to victories over his home nation...which he's allowed to do of course....but thats the label
@Kiwiwomble said in Aussie Rugby:
i mean...he is a traitor...he's literally gone away and then lead another team to victories over his home nation...which he's allowed to do of course....but thats the label
Nope
Under section 80.1 a person commits treason if he or she:
causes the death or harm, resulting in death, imprisons or restrains the Sovereign, the heir apparent of the Sovereign, the consort of the Sovereign, the Governor-General or Prime Minister
levies war, or does an act preparatory to levying war against the Commonwealth
intentionally assists, by any means whatsoever, an enemy, at war with the Commonwealth
intentionally assists, by 'any means whatever', another country or organisation that is 'engaged in armed hostilities' against the Australian Defence Force (ADF)
instigates a person who is not an Australian citizen to make an armed invasion of the Commonwealth or a Territory of the Commonwealth, -
@Kiwiwomble said in Aussie Rugby:
i mean...he is a traitor...he's literally gone away and then lead another team to victories over his home nation...which he's allowed to do of course....but thats the label
Nope
Under section 80.1 a person commits treason if he or she:
causes the death or harm, resulting in death, imprisons or restrains the Sovereign, the heir apparent of the Sovereign, the consort of the Sovereign, the Governor-General or Prime Minister
levies war, or does an act preparatory to levying war against the Commonwealth
intentionally assists, by any means whatsoever, an enemy, at war with the Commonwealth
intentionally assists, by 'any means whatever', another country or organisation that is 'engaged in armed hostilities' against the Australian Defence Force (ADF)
instigates a person who is not an Australian citizen to make an armed invasion of the Commonwealth or a Territory of the Commonwealth,@Machpants said in Aussie Rugby:
@Kiwiwomble said in Aussie Rugby:
i mean...he is a traitor...he's literally gone away and then lead another team to victories over his home nation...which he's allowed to do of course....but thats the label
Nope
Under section 80.1 a person commits treason if he or she:
causes the death or harm, resulting in death, imprisons or restrains the Sovereign, the heir apparent of the Sovereign, the consort of the Sovereign, the Governor-General or Prime Minister
levies war, or does an act preparatory to levying war against the Commonwealth
intentionally assists, by any means whatsoever, an enemy, at war with the Commonwealth
intentionally assists, by 'any means whatever', another country or organisation that is 'engaged in armed hostilities' against the Australian Defence Force (ADF)
instigates a person who is not an Australian citizen to make an armed invasion of the Commonwealth or a Territory of the Commonwealth,maybe the last one? all members of the squad have arms and entered the country
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My "Aussie Rugby" story from last weekend: refereed a Third Grade game in the morning on an oval with a turf cricket square in the middle. Absolute muck there, and dead grass everywhere else.
Played most of 2 Grades in the afternoon, on a track that was slightly better (no turf square, green grass mostly). Started at First Grade hooker which I don't think I've done before.
2 throws not straight and back spams from launching the ball over their only jumper to 4, 5, and occasionally 6. Must be roughly 80% hit rate.Needed a Powerade urgently just after halftime as the cramps started to hit my calves. Lesson learned: I'm too old
Tomorrow we just got official word that we're good to go, despite a bit of moisture underfoot. Only light showers between now and kick off so reckon we'll have a bit of fun
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My "Aussie Rugby" story from last weekend: refereed a Third Grade game in the morning on an oval with a turf cricket square in the middle. Absolute muck there, and dead grass everywhere else.
Played most of 2 Grades in the afternoon, on a track that was slightly better (no turf square, green grass mostly). Started at First Grade hooker which I don't think I've done before.
2 throws not straight and back spams from launching the ball over their only jumper to 4, 5, and occasionally 6. Must be roughly 80% hit rate.Needed a Powerade urgently just after halftime as the cramps started to hit my calves. Lesson learned: I'm too old
Tomorrow we just got official word that we're good to go, despite a bit of moisture underfoot. Only light showers between now and kick off so reckon we'll have a bit of fun
@NTA Mate always laughed about 30 years back in the mighty Nua, the main rugby ground had a cricket pitch in middle. and councils answer to it ripping up, put a fine gravel in it, not too many players were keen to go down in middle of park!!:beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:
And love the fact you reffing AND playing, I doff my cap sire!
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My "Aussie Rugby" story from last weekend: refereed a Third Grade game in the morning on an oval with a turf cricket square in the middle. Absolute muck there, and dead grass everywhere else.
Played most of 2 Grades in the afternoon, on a track that was slightly better (no turf square, green grass mostly). Started at First Grade hooker which I don't think I've done before.
2 throws not straight and back spams from launching the ball over their only jumper to 4, 5, and occasionally 6. Must be roughly 80% hit rate.Needed a Powerade urgently just after halftime as the cramps started to hit my calves. Lesson learned: I'm too old
Tomorrow we just got official word that we're good to go, despite a bit of moisture underfoot. Only light showers between now and kick off so reckon we'll have a bit of fun
@NTA said in Aussie Rugby:
2 throws not straight and back spams from launching the ball over their only jumper to 4, 5, and occasionally 6. Must be roughly 80% hit rate.
You eligible for NZ?
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@NTA Mate always laughed about 30 years back in the mighty Nua, the main rugby ground had a cricket pitch in middle. and councils answer to it ripping up, put a fine gravel in it, not too many players were keen to go down in middle of park!!:beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:
And love the fact you reffing AND playing, I doff my cap sire!
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@NTA said in Aussie Rugby:
2 throws not straight and back spams from launching the ball over their only jumper to 4, 5, and occasionally 6. Must be roughly 80% hit rate.
You eligible for NZ?
@Nepia said in Aussie Rugby:
@NTA said in Aussie Rugby:
2 throws not straight and back spams from launching the ball over their only jumper to 4, 5, and occasionally 6. Must be roughly 80% hit rate.
You eligible for NZ?
Zero chance.
One not straight out of about 10 today, won all the rest. I'm getting better
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The news comes as Australia’s credibility as a host nation hangs in the balance. The Herald can reveal that with a little more than two months before the World Rugby Council votes to award hosting rights, RA has not yet secured a federal government funding commitment worth about $120 million.
The governing body has locked in a similar amount in state government funding but is yet to receive a commitment from Canberra. A federal government source indicated the Morrison Government was supportive of the bid but potentially not at the price RA was asking.
$120M to have a knock-on tourism effect of at least twice that. In limbo.
$4B disaster fund established after the fires of 2019 that is basically untouched.
$600M for a gas plant in NSW that could be a stranded asset before construction even begins? Shit yeah!
Priorities.
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@NTA well he did say don't put your trust in government. He might have had inside info on that sage advice.
@nostrildamus said in Aussie Rugby:
@NTA well he did say don't put your trust in government. He might have had inside info on that sage advice.
Wouldn't trust him with the collection tray at church.,..
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@Stargazer said in Aussie Rugby:
https://wallabies.rugby/news/wallabies-confirm-squad-for-argentina-tour-2022720
Maybe I have missed it, but I haven't seen Charlie Gamble show up with the Wallabies or their A team. Is he injured? I thought he would have least been in the A squad.
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@Stargazer said in Aussie Rugby:
https://wallabies.rugby/news/wallabies-confirm-squad-for-argentina-tour-2022720
Maybe I have missed it, but I haven't seen Charlie Gamble show up with the Wallabies or their A team. Is he injured? I thought he would have least been in the A squad.
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@Crazy-Horse not eligible until next year I believe.
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@NTA no Skelton?
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@NTA said in Aussie Rugby:
2 throws not straight and back spams from launching the ball over their only jumper to 4, 5, and occasionally 6. Must be roughly 80% hit rate.
You eligible for NZ?
@Nepia said in Aussie Rugby:
@NTA said in Aussie Rugby:
2 throws not straight and back spams from launching the ball over their only jumper to 4, 5, and occasionally 6. Must be roughly 80% hit rate.
You eligible for NZ?
I would ask the same thing about Wales, but with a success rate as high as that he's clearly not got any Welsh heritage whatsoever
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@NTA said in Aussie Rugby:
@ACT-Crusader said in Aussie Rugby:
@NTA no Skelton?
Arnold fills the quota I guess?
Or (reads 140kg)...they have to stick to the catering budget this year?
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Not sure if previously posted. https://www.theroar.com.au/2022/07/29/a-one-stop-solution-to-improve-the-structure-of-rugby-in-the-southern-hemisphere/
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Not sure if previously posted. https://www.theroar.com.au/2022/07/29/a-one-stop-solution-to-improve-the-structure-of-rugby-in-the-southern-hemisphere/
@pakman ....i dont hate that at all! i have visions of a proper tent village before a test on a sunny saturday/sunday afternoon in march in my head
post it in the super rugby thread too
