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i don't think Bob Dwyer was a teacher. his profession was engineer - mechanical? - so i doubt he would have been teaching. there are many other teachers who succeeded as high-level rugby coaches for example, i think two coaches of each of Ireland and Scotland had been teachers i posted a...

about what, with whom would he be conversing?

count your posts and report. y'know, self reporting, responsibility, accountability, transparency. how many?

guilty as charged, m'lord. may i ask that you take some 2 300 similar offences into account in sentencing?

i have made 66 (now 67) of the 2 180 (now 2 181) posts on this thread. who else is ready to own up to his/her contribution?

i agree. one area where rugby is hopelessly (sic) behind the times is its absence of independent professionalism in policy making for the game as a whole. all the very successful professional football leagues in the world appear to be run by boards (commissions ...) composed of people WITH...

the colour, density and volume of smoke is diverging. perhaps the fire is changing.

i wasn't asking you :) i was looking for someone who had seen the news item. you think only "dedicated rugby journalists" are credible in rugby matters?

really? you give that story any credence?

i don't believe that. he wouldn't dare.

with you, Mate

a "world cup birth" please explain definition and impact?

err, there blokes are rugby players. they have below-average education and probably, intelligence. don't expect a cure for the common cold, or Sydney traffic, or brown rust in wheat, or .... from this lot.

i haven't seen the game or the result. The Brand inspire, lead and direct his team to glory? was he a one-man stand against vastly superior numbers? or, perhaps, a winger right out of position?

are you sure O'Neill and Robbie D didn't do that? and that their doing so didn't create a player backlash that is still stinging today?

many thanks. who are those blokes talking? i liked the piece about Mitch Johnson that followed

that gave me a great laugh, especially after reading this morning of the latest category of mothers - the lawnmower variety. the Wallabies seem, so me, to want one of each for all members of the "playing group".

the Ashley-Cooper/Bond family story is quite fascinating. there are some interesting characters including two Wallabies and some very successful businesspeople. there's also more than a hint of intrigue here and there.

could you give a quick summary of what was said, please?

i take an overnight flight and don't look at this thread for about 20 hours. i open it up and it's grown by nine pages that's organic