June 29, 200520 yr At last a team worthy of the title British and Irish Lions. I can't wait until Saturday. May the best team win. From http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_unio...nal/4632577.stm Lions head coach Sir Clive Woodward has drafted in seven new players for Saturday's make-or-break second Test against the All Blacks in Wellington.Welsh star Gavin Henson, overlooked for the first Test defeat, is paired at centre with new skipper Gareth Thomas. Compatriot Shane Williams is rewarded for his tries against Manawatu, while Jonny Wilkinson reverts to fly-half. And Simon Easterby, Lewis Moody, Ryan Jones, Donncha O'Callaghan and Steve Thompson feature in a new-look pack. There are a total of 11 changes from the side that were beaten 21-3 in the first Test in Christchurch. ... After coming under fire for having an English bias in his first Test team, Woodward's new XV comprises six Englishmen, six Welshmen and Irish trio Easterby, O'Connell and O'Callaghan
June 29, 200520 yr Nice to see Gareth and Gavin in, as a bit of trivia- Which rugby team did the following Welsh rugby players all play for (not all at the same time) Gareth Cooper,Gavin Henson,Scott Gibbs,Gareth Thomas, Oh and your's truly RandomChances . I'll give you a clue they are all from the same village
June 29, 200520 yr Author Nice to see Gareth and Gavin in, as a bit of trivia-Which rugby team did the following Welsh rugby players all play for (not all at the same time) Gareth Cooper,Gavin Henson,Scott Gibbs,Gareth Thomas, Oh and your's truly RandomChances . I'll give you a clue they are all from the same village <{POST_SNAPBACK}> You've really got me stumped here. Did you all go to Brynteg School?
June 29, 200520 yr Did you all go to Brynteg School Close mate....very close.. but no cigar, It was'nt a school side, although most of the players would of gone to the same school, not sure though different age group Your within 5 miles anyway
June 29, 200520 yr Author Did you all go to Brynteg School Close mate....very close.. but no cigar, It was'nt a school side, although most of the players would of gone to the same school, not sure though different age group Your within 5 miles anyway <{POST_SNAPBACK}> How about Pencoed mini-rugby, then?
June 30, 200520 yr How about Pencoed mini-rugby, then Well done, Pencoed Youth actually (under 19's) How long were you on Goggle for that
June 30, 200520 yr Author How about Pencoed mini-rugby, then Well done, Pencoed Youth actually (under 19's) How long were you on Goggle for that <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Me? Never? Anyway, goggle (sic) that's for the old men on the beach at Porthcawl.
July 2, 200520 yr At last a team worthy of the title British and Irish Lions.I can't wait until Saturday. May the best team win. From http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_unio...nal/4632577.stm Lions head coach Sir Clive Woodward has drafted in seven new players for Saturday's make-or-break second Test against the All Blacks in Wellington.Welsh star Gavin Henson, overlooked for the first Test defeat, is paired at centre with new skipper Gareth Thomas. Compatriot Shane Williams is rewarded for his tries against Manawatu, while Jonny Wilkinson reverts to fly-half. And Simon Easterby, Lewis Moody, Ryan Jones, Donncha O'Callaghan and Steve Thompson feature in a new-look pack. There are a total of 11 changes from the side that were beaten 21-3 in the first Test in Christchurch. ... After coming under fire for having an English bias in his first Test team, Woodward's new XV comprises six Englishmen, six Welshmen and Irish trio Easterby, O'Connell and O'Callaghan <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Six poms to do the whingeing, six Welshmen to sing their songs of lament and three Irishmen to play footy
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