Rogby football skills translator

[Happyhonkaman]

John O Sullivan on JGG in the times today:

He appeared to play the game in preview mode, aware of opportunities and possibilities, a nanosecond before anyone else on the pitch, a gimlet-eyed predator let loose. And how he feasted, from the moment he sized up England’s distracted defence, took the ball and the tap penalty in one elongated movement.


A nano-scientific safari.. Beautiful, just beautiful

 

[Hallbopping]

John O Sullivan on JGG in the times today:

He appeared to play the game in preview mode, aware of opportunities and possibilities, a nanosecond before anyone else on the pitch, a gimlet-eyed predator let loose. And how he feasted, from the moment he sized up England’s distracted defence, took the ball and the tap penalty in one elongated movement.


A nano-scientific safari.. Beautiful, just beautiful

I’d say he doesn’t even know what that means himself.

 

[Rebelred]

John O Sullivan on JGG in the times today:

He appeared to play the game in preview mode, aware of opportunities and possibilities, a nanosecond before anyone else on the pitch, a gimlet-eyed predator let loose. And how he feasted, from the moment he sized up England’s distracted defence, took the ball and the tap penalty in one elongated movement.


A nano-scientific safari.. Beautiful, just beautiful

Speaking of Safaris, the Foxrock Parish Newsletter TV review provides a few gems from the panelists on Saturday, intermingled with some superp rogbish:

https://archive.ph/dXsLD

And apart from Simon, who had some hope in his heart, the RTÉ panel hadn’t been overflowing with confidence prematch. Bernard Jackman, for example, put the wind up us by pointing out how rubbish the Irish scrum had been of late. “This English pack, they’ll be licking their lips like a front row at an all-you-can-eat buffet, we need to make sure the kitchen is closed early doors.”
...

“Wow! What a day! What a performance! England lost! Ireland reborn!” Only one thing could have made Donal any happier and that was the sight of, say, a six-foot-four-inch-18-stone Stuart McCloskey pursuing Marcus Smith a bit like a lion might hunt a gazelle as Smith approached the line for a consolation try, only for McCloskey to lick his lips, like he was at an all-you-can-eat buffet, before snaring the England fullback and dining on him.

 

[jams]

I work with a woman who's friends with a former international - current TV pundit.

She won't say who it is.

But, there's a group of friends that pick a word or phrase for him, that he needs to work into his punditry every time he's on.

Rugby punditry's becoming a lot clearer to me now.

 

[How bad boy]

I work with a woman who's friends with a former international - current TV pundit.

She won't say who it is.

But, there's a group of friends that pick a word or phrase for him, that he needs to work into his punditry every time he's on.

Rugby punditry's becoming a lot clearer to me now.

 

[BlackpoolTerrier]

The BBC cricket lads borrowing from the rogbish dictionary today - the excitement building as Jansen approaches his half-century in a tense Proteas innings...

 

[Carmona]

He coulda done with em when he was bowling. Went for 22 runs in first over or something. What a thumping from the islanders.

 

[TonyCork80]

Listened to Eddie O'Sullivan on the podcast there this morning and what I've learned is if you don't have the horses you'll get taken to the woodshed.

"Dad who's taking the horse to the woodshed?"

 

[dukeroyale]

Listened to Eddie O'Sullivan on the podcast there this morning and what I've learned is if you don't have the horses you'll get taken to the woodshed.

"Dad who's taking the horse to the woodshed?"

is the wood shed where they produce the pine you ride?

 

[TonyCork80]

I think we are seeing a long overdue return of our old rogbish friend whatever French team turns up.