bunch of dudes are dog-piling each other on NBC right now if anyone is bored and also feeling super gay.
victor809 wrote:
oh my,
wheel
I've seen some club play around Boston over the years and have no idea how any of them can walk the next day.
This is better than the Florida vs Georgia SEC game.
I adore scrums
is that a euphemism for Ballsack ?
#-o
oh my
wheel,
Our scrotums are pitiful
You're welcome
Name is Nate Ebner and he's coming along. He'll be in the NFL for a few years, never will become a "name", but he may have opened a door.
edit: forgot to mention he is a very good kickoff coverage guy. makes sense as that facet of football has similar mayhem to rugby.
Yes Lotta beef Cakes .
ZRX1200 wrote:
what ?
They can yell really loud!
The NZL Safety Dance at the beginning reminded me of the preamble of Hooked On A Feeling.
Still don't understand it, but it was interesting to watch. USA looked pretty good. The the game went into the seventh minute.
8trackdisco wrote:
Oooga chaka, ooga-ooga, ooga chaka...
:-&
I find the haka kind of odd. Maybe it's more intimidating in person or something, or knowing it's being performed by the top team in the world.... but when they show it on tv it just looks silly.
It was a well fought game. The US line-outs had some complex and well executed plays... that was something they seemed to excel at. But their scrums kept collapsing at what looked like the loose-head prop. Even when they didn't collapse they were clearly barely keeping from being blown clear off the ball.
Support was where the All backs really excelled. Support in the rucks was fine, I didn't seem much loss of possession there. But New Zealand was just able to have a supporting runner ready to take the ball every time they went into contact. That gave them an open lane and those quick tries.