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GPS Rugby Sydney 2012

Discussion in 'Schoolboy Rugby' started by joeys2012, Aug 13, 2011.

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  1. wreckless Jimmy Flynn (14)

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    How about some manners! What are you - a trial lawyer?
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  2. barbarian Paul McLean (56)

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    No need to be so combative mate. If you decide to go into every argument all guns blazing you won't last long here.

    The reply was logical and not condescending. He justified it. It may not be to your liking, but as I said that's your problem. Let it go and get on with the discussion of GPS 2012. This is the end of it.

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  3. CTPE Phil Hardcastle (33)

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    Well there was no Spanish Inquisition on my part but as I've known them both for a while I have no reason to doubt what they respectively told me.
  4. CTPE Phil Hardcastle (33)

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    The stats tell a different story - Joeys last won the Senior Athletics in 1999 (and the Junior in 1991), Basketball in 1991, Shooting - never going back to 1923 (perhaps they don't do it?), Rowing HOTR 1st VIII in 1973, Tennis - never, Cross Country in 1999 and Soccer in 1997.

    Indeed other than their rugby successes and winning the swimming in 2007 (their only win) and Cricket in 2010, the last 12 years has been pretty barren for Joeys. Riverview have been by far the most consistently successful GPS school in all sports in that time frame followed by Kings.

    Even in terms of rugby, Joeys once almighty dominance has been in decline - in the last 15 years they have won only 6 first XV titles compared to View's 5 and King's 7 (all include joint premierships). In the previous 15 years they had won 12 of the 15 titles (including joint premierships)
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  5. Inside Shoulder Mark Ella (57)

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    they're not schoolmates in the traditional sense that the presence of a talented player is serendipitous


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  6. kerser2 Bob McCowan (2)

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    yes im a trial lawyer. i just wanted to know if the sources are reliable because i have herd different
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  7. barbarian Paul McLean (56)

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    Please stick to GPS rugby. Have just deleted a bunch of posts, and will continue to do so if needs be.
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  8. Joe Mac Arch Winning (36)

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    Well done Baabaa, back to the footy.

    It seems that View has secured the easiest draw, having only Joey's away and the rest of the serious contenders at home. They also seem to have a strong pack like last year. Does anyone have an insight into their backline? last year I thought their backs were hopeless apart from their 10.
  9. Lee Grant Simon Poidevin (60)

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    Could not agree more barbarian.
  10. Inside Shoulder Mark Ella (57)

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    where are you Barbarian?
  11. matty_k Peter Fenwicke (45)

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    Just report the post IS.
  12. Inside Shoulder Mark Ella (57)

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    that wouldnt be very nice of me
  13. cyclopath David Codey (61)

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    That's how it works. Report a post if you think it's a problem. We don't hang around in here waiting for shitfights, but if it is reported, it alerts one of us to have a look. It doesn't mean we will automatically take action, but it will be looked at.
  14. Inside Shoulder Mark Ella (57)

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    it doesnt worry me - its like refereeing - as long as its consistent
  15. matty_k Peter Fenwicke (45)

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    But unlike referees we aren't always watching what is going on. We aren't forced to take action on a reported post either.
  16. HarveyColon Banned

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    How can jim stewart be turning 18- it was said earlier in the thread that he was in his second year of pathways. I can't imagine that he would be 2 years younger than everyone else. Seriously, if I was told he was a twenty year old i would believe it. Secondly, if you type in taane milne on myspace it says he is 19. correct me if im wrong...but if it were true then how is that fair to any other player who at best is 17 turning 18.
  17. rugboy Peter Burge (5)

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    HC thats how it works! He is in the second year of pathways. Pathways is year 12 over 2 years. He was a year young all through school (not unheard of) was 12 years old in year 7 when everyone else was 13. So in year 12 2011 everyone else was 18 while Jim was 17. Now in his second year of pathways in 2012 he is 18.
  18. CTPE Phil Hardcastle (33)

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    Scots start their rugby season training tomorrow.
  19. barbarian Paul McLean (56)

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    In Orange as it happened. As much as it may seem hard to believe, I don't actually hang around here 24 hours a day. Once every six months I take the weekend off. This weekend was that weekend, what are the chances?

    As has been said already, if you have an issue with something hit the 'report' button and a mod will have a look.
  20. Joe Mac Arch Winning (36)

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    How are they looking this year CTPE?
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