Originally posted by vvvrulz
Its nothing like Gridiron really, cos this isn't so stop-start. In fact i'd say its the most 'continous' form of rugby around. No time wasted with lineouts and such.peejay > All our kiwi's are deserting us for the Super League, we want them back !! lol jokes. The Warriors could do with a few of those blokes.
Ha, it's funny, i always think that. I mean if Warrington produced geat players i'd be a bit miffed if they all went to play in New Zealand. In Australia and New Zealand, i think there's only like Adrian Morley from Britain. Brian Carney (from Wigan) may be winging his wayover there soon, look out for him, he's as godd as us pommies come!
Originally posted by vvvrulz
Oh true, which club is he looking to join?
Carney's joining Gold Coast, Warrington were supposed to be signing Matt Orford until he decided to join Gold Coast because apparently it's his hometown team. I thought the Orford thing was a wind-up because there is an Area of Warrington called Orford but apparently he was minutes away from signing. Oh yeah....
http://newswww.bbc.net.uk/sport2/hi/rugby_league/4638191.stm
The Super League team i support (Warrington) have just signed Joey Johns from Newcastle Knights, on a 6 match deal before he returns to finish his carrer at Newcastle until 2008. Johns is supposed to be the best half back in the world. Never seen him play, but he has a hufe reputation. Can anyone vouch for how good he is?
Originally posted by vvvrulz
peejay > He is indeed the best halfback in the world, the very best. Warrington should be extremely grateful for his signing, cos with a few good players around him, he will be a revelation.
thought so from past international games hes appaered in and his stats on the rugby league game on ps2 are also top notch LOL. Should be exciting, we might finally win the Grand Final this year! 💃
This was asked on BBC.co.uk by someone to a ref (The BBC have different ref's answer questions every Tuesday after a 6 nations weekend now)
Q: In the past we have seen players touching the ball against the post to score a try. My question is, how far up the post (vertically) does the try line extendA: Good question, but the ball must make contact with the post and the ground the same time. Here is a question for you now: Name four ways you can score a try without crossing the try line. I look forward to seeing your answers.
this is the part that interests me... Here is a question for you now: Name four ways you can score a try without crossing the try line...
I can only think of 3 anyone got any ideas ?