The Roar's Super Rugby AU season preview: Western Force
After last year's hastily-convened squad understandably struggled in Super Rugby AU, the prognosis for the Western Force is far healthier for 2021. Heavy recruitment…
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Thanks Harry, appreciate it.
Without wanting this to become a thread focused on Castle’s tenure, I’ll just agree to disagree with you on that one. Which in a way is such an important part of the site – sports fans coming together to discuss the day’s topics, even if they disagree with them.
Four incredible years of sport: My farewell to The Roar
Thanks Perthstayer, glad you enjoyed it.
Four incredible years of sport: My farewell to The Roar
Thanks Mike, appreciate it. Always enjoyed working with you mate
Four incredible years of sport: My farewell to The Roar
Sssssscotty! Thank you muchly mate, I really appreciate it. I haven’t worked with too many people who work harder than you, and I’m sure that’ll pay off for you soon.
Four incredible years of sport: My farewell to The Roar
Thanks mate. Replied on the other post, but I’ll also add that I always enjoyed our rugby chats, which just seemed to get longer and longer and longer over the years.
Four incredible years of sport: My farewell to The Roar
Thanks Geoff, that was a fun article to work on, as were so many of your others. Been a pleasure to work with you mate
Four incredible years of sport: My farewell to The Roar
Thanks DJ, long live sport indeed.
Four incredible years of sport: My farewell to The Roar
Thanks AH, was always a pleasure to see those conversations play out on the site
Four incredible years of sport: My farewell to The Roar
You’re very welcome Bourkos, cheers
Four incredible years of sport: My farewell to The Roar
Thanks Paul, and thank you for all your articles. Particularly those longforms – meticulously researched and very well written
Four incredible years of sport: My farewell to The Roar
Thanks Jez. Reckon I’ll keep an eye on the comments from afar to start with, but who knows, I may well wade back in down the track. Always enjoyed your contributions, so thank you for them
Four incredible years of sport: My farewell to The Roar
Cheers Prez, that was always the goal
Four incredible years of sport: My farewell to The Roar
Thanks TLN. I wouldn’t say anyone’s entitled to hear my ramblings, but if you decide to read them, well… I’m not going to stop you
Four incredible years of sport: My farewell to The Roar
Thanks Paul, very much enjoyed the conversations we had too. Thanks for being such a contributor to the site
Four incredible years of sport: My farewell to The Roar
MZ, I’m glad those words ring true to you. Thank you for your very kind words, I appreciate it
Four incredible years of sport: My farewell to The Roar
Cheers Tony. Said it on the other post too, but thank you for your contributions too
Four incredible years of sport: My farewell to The Roar
Thanks Highlander! As for the word limit, as with any rule you can break it once you know it… particularly if you’re not sticking around to see any consequences!
Four incredible years of sport: My farewell to The Roar
I’ve done my best to reply to every comment here, but it’s probably inevitable that I’ll miss some. If I do, I’ll leave this as a form of thanks.
Suffice to say I’ve been pretty overwhelmed by all the comments today, and they are all, each and every one of them, very much appreciated.
Four incredible years of sport: My farewell to The Roar