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…like Bradley Wiggins? I’ll quote from the article.
“He’s not bad on a bicycle for starters and then there’s his sport of choice away from the spokes and Lycra…rugby league.
Born in Ghent, raised in north London but living in a tiny village near Chorley. He had NO ESCAPE in deepest Lancashire.”
Doesn’t really prove your assertion that league is “doing well” to attract support outside it’s heartlands, does it.
Why rugby is like sex and league is like good sex
Lingerie kisses, now THAT was a LOL !
Why rugby is like sex and league is like good sex
all the best wallabies, a tough year, farewell sharpe
Emotional day for Sharpe on retirement eve
The Viscount ‘s comments always raise a smile with me; a stuffy, rugby hyper-snob character constructed for the author’s amusement. Well done.
I mean, he’s referred to peasants previously, that’s sooooo 1330s!
Why rugby union must innovate or die: Part I
@Greg
Yeah the Kiwi v Kangaroos tests in the 80s were pretty buzzy.
The warriors have really replaced the Kiwis in terms of profile over here, to a large extent.
The warriors playing the NRL grand final would easily outrate a world cup final appearance by the Kiwis, for example.
Why rugby union must innovate or die: Part I
klestical,
“in countries where they are both in the public eye – rugby league wins the contest.”
That’s a big call, and other than long-established ‘league countries’ such as Australia, PNG etc, i can’t think of ANY places where league wins the contest. Just sayin…
Why rugby union must innovate or die: Part I
klestical,
“this growth in New Zealand particularly has exploded out of nowhere… Now, it is apparently bigger than Rugby Union in the Auckland area.”
Rugby league bigger than union in Auckland? Not even close. South Auckland? Not even there son.
Why rugby union must innovate or die: Part I
Ed – not a biggie but this is wrong 10. Kurtley Beale (NSW Waratahs)*
Wallabies team to play Boks in South Africa names
Pick Beale at 10, stick with him and hope he finds his mojo:
If Quade Cooper goes, will we miss him?
Q Girl
Why all the vitriol against RU?
Is it a class thing?
Rugby lacks the talent of rugby league
Anakin,
Um… Brad Thorn plays in the second row not the ‘union front row’
FAIL
Rugby lacks the talent of rugby league
another great game between these teams
Chiefs vs Crusaders: Super Rugby Semi-Final live scores, blog