| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. 17:17 - Feb 11 with 4057 views | Borojack |
Just curious what people are watching rugby for me. |  |
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| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 17:24 - Feb 11 with 4042 views | NeathJack |
Football every single time. |  | | |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 17:36 - Feb 11 with 4001 views | stevethejack |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 17:24 - Feb 11 by NeathJack |
Football every single time. |
THIS
Detest the egg. |  | | |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 17:39 - Feb 11 with 3991 views | raynor94 |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 17:36 - Feb 11 by stevethejack |
THIS
Detest the egg. |
Same here, peanut hugging  |  |
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| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 17:46 - Feb 11 with 3957 views | jack247 |
The egg. Our day is done and it's been a great day. Liverpool v Spurs is irrelevant to us |  | | |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 17:59 - Feb 11 with 3924 views | Private_Partz |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 17:46 - Feb 11 by jack247 |
The egg. Our day is done and it's been a great day. Liverpool v Spurs is irrelevant to us |
Watched the Everton game now Watching the scecond half of peanut hugging then get a stream for the rest of the footy.
Nice to see Wales in the lead but we won't hear the last of it for a couple of months if they do get the victory. |  |
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Help your fellow man.
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| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 18:00 - Feb 11 with 3915 views | jackjackjackjack |
Got the football on the radio. No interest in rugby. | |
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| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 22:43 - Feb 11 with 3746 views | jackrabbit |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 18:00 - Feb 11 by jackjackjackjack |
Got the football on the radio. No interest in rugby. |
What a bunch of sad bastards! You have to be dead from the neck up not to enjoy that game at the MS today. It had everything. |  | | |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 23:12 - Feb 11 with 3712 views | Fireboy |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 22:43 - Feb 11 by jackrabbit |
What a bunch of sad bastards! You have to be dead from the neck up not to enjoy that game at the MS today. It had everything. |
I don't understand why people from wales don't support wales in any sport
I'm so proud of being welsh
I put it down to me living in england for the past 29 years
It's bloody hard work living alongside these fvcking imbeciles (my wife and 2 proud welshboys apart?) | | | |
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| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 23:22 - Feb 11 with 3703 views | jackrabbit |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 23:12 - Feb 11 by Fireboy |
I don't understand why people from wales don't support wales in any sport
I'm so proud of being welsh
I put it down to me living in england for the past 29 years
It's bloody hard work living alongside these fvcking imbeciles (my wife and 2 proud welshboys apart?) |
Why don't you just move back to Wales? | | | |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 23:26 - Feb 11 with 3695 views | JethroJack |
Cracking game, wrong result, but nice to see both sides "going for it" 🈠|  | | |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 23:40 - Feb 11 with 3676 views | NeathJack |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 23:12 - Feb 11 by Fireboy |
I don't understand why people from wales don't support wales in any sport
I'm so proud of being welsh
I put it down to me living in england for the past 29 years
It's bloody hard work living alongside these fvcking imbeciles (my wife and 2 proud welshboys apart?) |
Speaking for myself here, it's not a case of not supporting Wales. It's a case of having no interest whatsoever in that particular sport.
Much like I've no interest in netball, Ice hockey, table tennis etc and wouldn't watch that over a Premier League game being shown at the same time regardless of if Wales were playing. | | | |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 02:58 - Feb 12 with 3622 views | northwesternjack |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 23:40 - Feb 11 by NeathJack |
Speaking for myself here, it's not a case of not supporting Wales. It's a case of having no interest whatsoever in that particular sport.
Much like I've no interest in netball, Ice hockey, table tennis etc and wouldn't watch that over a Premier League game being shown at the same time regardless of if Wales were playing. |
So you don't get behind the national tiddly winks team either!? 😮 |  | | |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 06:23 - Feb 12 with 3600 views | jack247 |
I bet there are people on this thread who watched the rugby but didn't want to admit it [Post edited 12 Feb 2017 6:23]
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| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 09:08 - Feb 12 with 3544 views | Dr_Winston |
I went to the pub to watch the game as that's what a few of my mates did. As Rugby games go it was alright, but I find it hard to love a sport where booting the ball sixty yards into touch earns a standing ovation, or teams can spend the best part of five minutes moving about ten yards forward.
It's just dull overall. |  |
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| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 12:12 - Feb 12 with 3467 views | jackrabbit |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 09:08 - Feb 12 by Dr_Winston |
I went to the pub to watch the game as that's what a few of my mates did. As Rugby games go it was alright, but I find it hard to love a sport where booting the ball sixty yards into touch earns a standing ovation, or teams can spend the best part of five minutes moving about ten yards forward.
It's just dull overall. |
Try 'booting the ball 60 yards into touch' when you've got 2 tons of bone and muscle bearing down at you at a great rate of knots. Rugby unlike Soccer is a territorial game - hence gaining, or retrieving 60 yards of precious territory is worthy of an ovation, because it either gets your team out of a precarious conceding position or puts them into an advantageous scoring position....or both. It's not rocket science and you, as one of the notably more intelligent posters on here would surely appreciate that if you put your prejudices aside. I don't understand why people have to seemingly choose between football and rugby and declare their allegiances as if by snubbing the one, they are reinforcing their allegiance to the other. I enjoy both. It doesn't cost anything and you know what? ... I get double the pleasure.
'As rugby games go it was alright' ...have you checked to see if you've still got a pulse?  | | | |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 12:23 - Feb 12 with 3455 views | Private_Partz |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 12:12 - Feb 12 by jackrabbit |
Try 'booting the ball 60 yards into touch' when you've got 2 tons of bone and muscle bearing down at you at a great rate of knots. Rugby unlike Soccer is a territorial game - hence gaining, or retrieving 60 yards of precious territory is worthy of an ovation, because it either gets your team out of a precarious conceding position or puts them into an advantageous scoring position....or both. It's not rocket science and you, as one of the notably more intelligent posters on here would surely appreciate that if you put your prejudices aside. I don't understand why people have to seemingly choose between football and rugby and declare their allegiances as if by snubbing the one, they are reinforcing their allegiance to the other. I enjoy both. It doesn't cost anything and you know what? ... I get double the pleasure.
'As rugby games go it was alright' ...have you checked to see if you've still got a pulse? |
I must say I am with the Doc on this one and your description of proceedings only reinforces my opinion.
I like to see Wales win however I can't resist a wry smile if it goes tits up. This as a result of the completely over egged (see what I did there :-)) media coverage and this smug ' it's our national game' nonsense.
It was slightly different this time. I actually felt sorry we had lost. The idiot hoofing it straight into their hands at the end should be shot.
I am sure he will as well as, despite the hero worship before the game, rugby does not half hang them out to dry afterwards if it goes all Pete Tong. | |
| You have mission in life to hold out your hand,
To help the other guy out,
Help your fellow man.
Stan Ridgway
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| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 12:34 - Feb 12 with 3436 views | Fireboy |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 23:22 - Feb 11 by jackrabbit |
Why don't you just move back to Wales? |
Because my job of over 11 years and because my wife is from lancashire and there's NO WAY she would move
We all know what women are like | | | |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 12:45 - Feb 12 with 3405 views | max936 |
I watched Rugby to, in the Queens got a bit oliver twist to 
Watched highlights of LFC V Spurs earlier Mane tore Ben Davies a new one fair play. |  |
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| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 14:08 - Feb 12 with 3332 views | perchrockjack |
Move back to Wales is a jibe from those without the means to escape from the narrow minded narrow valleys.
Feck me, Even Tom Jones turned his back
Are people suggesting if you re born in Wales you have to stay there or not allowed to comment
Yep ,it's true fire oy
Stay where you are ,la | |
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| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 18:45 - Feb 12 with 3260 views | stevethejack |
| Chase the egg or Liverpool v Spurs. on 23:40 - Feb 11 by NeathJack |
Speaking for myself here, it's not a case of not supporting Wales. It's a case of having no interest whatsoever in that particular sport.
Much like I've no interest in netball, Ice hockey, table tennis etc and wouldn't watch that over a Premier League game being shown at the same time regardless of if Wales were playing. |
This.
Rugby is about a boring sport I can think of, cricket & golf come into that category.
Wales, Ospreys, Swansea, Outer Abu Dhabi, I don't care & wouldn't watch any of them. | | | |
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