Rogby football skills translator

[keamoresouth]

But but but the Goys won the second half 6-5 all remains well in Rogbish Country.

The purveyors of Rogbish long for the halcyon days of Ireland getting seven shades of excrement beaten out of them in Paris, followed by moral victories in London and at home to the All Blicks.

 

[Handy Run]

The purveyors of Rogbish long for the halcyon days of Ireland getting seven shades of excrement beaten out of them in Paris, followed by moral victories in London and at home to the All Blicks.

With the rise of chat gpt a lot of rogbish writers might find themselves riding the pine

 

[keamoresouth]

With the rise of chat gpt a lot of rogbish writers might find themselves riding the pine

Or firing cannons from canoes

 

[How bad boy]

With the rise of chat gpt a lot of rogbish writers might find themselves riding the pine

They'll find themselves as out of date as a rucking vs stamping argument

 

[nelly sham]

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What’s this rubbish from Denis Walsh?

First time I've heard of Dinny Walsh

 

[Happyhonkaman]

Ah lads, I think we may have hit peak Rogbish this morning. Owen Doyle jackalling hard here to take G-Thorns crown with a late dash for the line:


The Battle of Rorke’s Drift took place in KwaZulu-Natal, during the Anglo-Zulu War, in 1879 . The Irish team’s second-half performance against South Africabrought to mind a very small British garrison’s defence of their position after 12 hours of bitter fighting, against the massed forces of a proud Zulu nation.

Although their discipline clearly let them down, not one Irish player left anything behind him as this particularly bitter encounter transformed the Aviva Stadium into the House of Cards. And it could have been worse.

 

[Handy Run]

Ah lads, I think we may have hit peak Rogbish this morning. Owen Doyle jackalling hard here to take G-Thorns crown with a late dash for the line:


The Battle of Rorke’s Drift took place in KwaZulu-Natal, during the Anglo-Zulu War, in 1879 . The Irish team’s second-half performance against South Africabrought to mind a very small British garrison’s defence of their position after 12 hours of bitter fighting, against the massed forces of a proud Zulu nation.

Although their discipline clearly let them down, not one Irish player left anything behind him as this particularly bitter encounter transformed the Aviva Stadium into the House of Cards. And it could have been worse.

That's has to be a piss take surely!!!

 

[Happyhonkaman]

That's has to be a piss take surely!!!

I’m afraid rogbish is as real as the smack in the head Tommy O Brien took

Link to the entirety of Owens masterpiece here:

Owen Doyle: Ireland v South Africa was a poisonous match, but don’t blame the referee

If Aviva Stadium debacle doesn’t convince World Rugby to fix the sport, nothing will

www.irishtimes.com

 

[How bad boy]

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Yeah, I think every once in a while you'd have to include a historical reference that is...questionable, so you'd update that to below:

“A spiral kick that’s comparable to ones at altitude in Loftus Versfeld, much like the missliles flying around in the second Boer War on the high Veldt during the magnificent British victory in the battle of Kraaipan over the degenerate Boers"

Just enough to make you go "wait, what?"

Not far off...

Ah lads, I think we may have hit peak Rogbish this morning. Owen Doyle jackalling hard here to take G-Thorns crown with a late dash for the line:


The Battle of Rorke’s Drift took place in KwaZulu-Natal, during the Anglo-Zulu War, in 1879 . The Irish team’s second-half performance against South Africabrought to mind a very small British garrison’s defence of their position after 12 hours of bitter fighting, against the massed forces of a proud Zulu nation.

Although their discipline clearly let them down, not one Irish player left anything behind him as this particularly bitter encounter transformed the Aviva Stadium into the House of Cards. And it could have been worse.

"Once upon a time, rugby was a game of contact and evasion; on Saturday, it was attritional brutality, poisonous stuff, with not a single ounce of love lost."

When exactly??

Sentimental horseshit. Even international matches used to frequently descend into horrendous mudbath-based slugfests.

Here's a clip from the 1963 Ireland v England match:

Rugby Ireland 0 England 0

Stalemate as Ireland and England play out a scoreless draw at Lansdowne Road.

www.rte.ie

Love how close the crowd are to the pitch.

It finished nil all....

 

[keamoresouth]

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Not far off...



"Once upon a time, rugby was a game of contact and evasion; on Saturday, it was attritional brutality, poisonous stuff, with not a single ounce of love lost."

When exactly??

Sentimental horseshit. Even international matches used to frequently descend into horrendous mudbath-based slugfests.

Here's a clip from the 1963 Ireland v England match:

Rugby Ireland 0 England 0

Stalemate as Ireland and England play out a scoreless draw at Lansdowne Road.

www.rte.ie

Love how close the crowd are to the pitch.

It finished nil all....

The Baa-Baas v All Blacks in 1973 ruined all this