Aussie Pro Rugby
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@NTA good luck to him, but I can't fathom how a New Zealander can support the Wallabies.
@antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:
@NTA good luck to him, but I can't fathom how a New Zealander can support the Wallabies.
Likewise that Lomax guy that we built and supplied supporting NZ
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@antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:
@NTA good luck to him, but I can't fathom how a New Zealander can support the Wallabies.
Likewise that Lomax guy that we built and supplied supporting NZ
@NTA said in Aussie Rugby:
@antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:
@NTA good luck to him, but I can't fathom how a New Zealander can support the Wallabies.
Likewise that Lomax guy that we built and supplied supporting NZ
Thanks for that tho, J-Lo was awesome.
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@antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:
@NTA good luck to him, but I can't fathom how a New Zealander can support the Wallabies.
Likewise that Lomax guy that we built and supplied supporting NZ
@NTA said in Aussie Rugby:
@antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:
@NTA good luck to him, but I can't fathom how a New Zealander can support the Wallabies.
Likewise that Lomax guy that we built and supplied supporting NZ
Fair point. I forgot Charlie's Australian dad was busy plying his trade in the NPC when he was born.
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@NTA good luck to him, but I can't fathom how a New Zealander can support the Wallabies.
@antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:
@NTA good luck to him, but I can't fathom how a New Zealander can support the Wallabies.
Well he obviously not really a kiwi. He's what I call a former kiwi, and nothing wrong with that, his heart is in Aussie. I knew many so called kiwis while I lived in Aus, ones I called perhaps plastic kiwis, they may of supported ABs and some NZ sports teams, but apart from that they were Australian as. Hell whole 20 odd years I was there, I couldn't miss coming home a at leats twice a year etc as this is where my heart/soull is, I knew it everytime I arrived back, and as I left again. That's not saying there anything wrong with becoming Australian or anything, and was quite happy for friends/people that did, everyone becomes what they want to.
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@antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:
@NTA good luck to him, but I can't fathom how a New Zealander can support the Wallabies.
Well he obviously not really a kiwi. He's what I call a former kiwi, and nothing wrong with that, his heart is in Aussie. I knew many so called kiwis while I lived in Aus, ones I called perhaps plastic kiwis, they may of supported ABs and some NZ sports teams, but apart from that they were Australian as. Hell whole 20 odd years I was there, I couldn't miss coming home a at leats twice a year etc as this is where my heart/soull is, I knew it everytime I arrived back, and as I left again. That's not saying there anything wrong with becoming Australian or anything, and was quite happy for friends/people that did, everyone becomes what they want to.
@Dan54 said in Aussie Rugby:
@antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:
@NTA good luck to him, but I can't fathom how a New Zealander can support the Wallabies.
Well he obviously not really a kiwi. He's what I call a former kiwi, and nothing wrong with that, his heart is in Aussie. I knew many so called kiwis while I lived in Aus, ones I called perhaps plastic kiwis, they may of supported ABs and some NZ sports teams, but apart from that they were Australian as. Hell whole 20 odd years I was there, I couldn't miss coming home a at leats twice a year etc as this is where my heart/soull is, I knew it everytime I arrived back, and as I left again. That's not saying there anything wrong with becoming Australian or anything, and was quite happy for friends/people that did, everyone becomes what they want to.
what the fuck is this?
@Tim can you swing that boomer hammer of yours please?
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@KiwiMurph said in Aussie Rugby:
Yikes.
https://www.rugby.com.au/news/scott-wisemantel-stands-down-as-wallabies-assistant-coach-202315
Australian rugby announces Eddie Jones as a new assistant in 3, 2, ....
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@Dan54 said in Aussie Rugby:
@antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:
@NTA good luck to him, but I can't fathom how a New Zealander can support the Wallabies.
Well he obviously not really a kiwi. He's what I call a former kiwi, and nothing wrong with that, his heart is in Aussie. I knew many so called kiwis while I lived in Aus, ones I called perhaps plastic kiwis, they may of supported ABs and some NZ sports teams, but apart from that they were Australian as. Hell whole 20 odd years I was there, I couldn't miss coming home a at leats twice a year etc as this is where my heart/soull is, I knew it everytime I arrived back, and as I left again. That's not saying there anything wrong with becoming Australian or anything, and was quite happy for friends/people that did, everyone becomes what they want to.
what the fuck is this?
@Tim can you swing that boomer hammer of yours please?
@mariner4life worry mate not aimed at anyone, just in reply to someone asking how someone who is supposedly kiwi supports Wallabies, I merely pointed out some move to Aus and thats where their hearts lie no probs, plenty of mate of mine were same, may come back once every 3-4 years to watch rugby (but slip on AB jersey when at game), but are happily part of Australian lifestyle and will probably never return. And good on them, and are actually citizens of Aus.
And on the Wisemantel thing that is something real strange isn't it?
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@KiwiMurph said in Aussie Rugby:
Yikes.
https://www.rugby.com.au/news/scott-wisemantel-stands-down-as-wallabies-assistant-coach-202315
Seems like a loss at this stage considering when the Wallabies aren't all falling over with injuries, the one thing they've been good at has been attack.
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M MajorPom forked this topic on
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@antipodean Assualt?
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the "low hanging fruit" joke here is
Kurtley is trying to grab Eddie's attention by acting like an NRL player
