Let's not get too generous and call union a sport
Well played sir
Let's not get too generous and call union a sport
I know you don't truck in facts but Valence was last playing semi-pro in NZ, one step above amateur club rugby - there's going to be no calls to bring him home. Plus, in NZ rugby is the everyman game, not the toffs.What's the bet there will be an article with the toffs talking about "bringing Valance home" after that debut? Parasite code.
Ahh I think you have misunderstood me friend. Now that Valance has a name in the NRL I expected Rugby Australia to target him. Nothing about NZ.I know you don't truck in facts but Valence was last playing semi-pro in NZ, one step above amateur club rugby - there's going to be no calls to bring him home. Plus, in NZ rugby is the everyman game, not the toffs.
@taste2taste Warbrick isn't really a convert, he has always played both codes.
Edit: Just realised I clicked on the thread and wound up on Saturdays page - hence the out of date reply.
Well yes of course take overs and mergers are different. My revolutionary visionary idea clearly shows how there could be a place for both rugby league and rugby union in their respective best forms to continue existing while working together as a single entity.Are you sure you're not T-Boon in disguise? Because that's T-Boon level stupid.
Lets play Rugby LEAGUE all year, then pick the best players for the Wallabies to go and play UNION at international level? Sure, why not?
BTW, when corporates merge? They sometimes combine the biggest strengths of each side to make a better new combined entity. But mostly, one just takes the assets of the other and continues doing what they did before.
MensaIf people were rational and logical they'd support a merger of the Australian rugby world. What happens when corporates merge? They combine the biggest strengths of each side to make a better new combined entity.
What is rugby league's advantage in Australia? The domestic scene. What is rugby union's advantage? The international scene.
So what is the logical solution? Pool together all the money and resources both sides have. Play one great domestic rugby league competition that combines all of the best union talent into the NRL. Then allow everyone to be eligible for selection for the Wallabies and play rugby union in international competition.
That is win win. Think about what your enemies would hate you doing. How much do you think the AFL would hate a Union-League merger? How much do you think the all blacks would hate a Wallabies team with a much bigger talent pool to pick from?
This is the way forward.
I know the joke you're going for but he wouldn't be eligible for the Wallabies for another 4 years. I don't think even their Chair is that stupid.Ahh I think you have misunderstood me friend. Now that Valance has a name in the NRL I expected Rugby Australia to target him. Nothing about NZ.
Looks like they only report crowds if they are above 6k, you'd have to assume all the games listed TBA had crowds under 5kRugby Union Results & Attendances | Austadiums
List of latest Rugby Union results including attendance figures.www.austadiums.com
Meanwhile the cucumber mob have stopped reporting crowds at all
How would the NRL benefit from having Dunkin’ Donut union forwards playing rugby league? They would be shocked that they have to get up and play the ball quickly instead of rolling around on the ground for a few minutes. After about 10 minutes in an NRL game they would be carried off for an emergency can of corn…Well yes of course take overs and mergers are different. My revolutionary visionary idea clearly shows how there could be a place for both rugby league and rugby union in their respective best forms to continue existing while working together as a single entity.
All Union players eligible to play in the NRL. All League players eligible to be picked for the Wallabies. Best of both worlds. It would improve both the NRL and the Wallabies.
I’d nominate this for dumbest post of the year but don’t think there’d be anything to rival this .Well yes of course take overs and mergers are different. My revolutionary visionary idea clearly shows how there could be a place for both rugby league and rugby union in their respective best forms to continue existing while working together as a single entity.
All Union players eligible to play in the NRL. All League players eligible to be picked for the Wallabies. Best of both worlds. It would improve both the NRL and the Wallabies.
I wish I could like this more than once.Let's not get too generous and call union a sport
More like Jar-Jar.Mensa
Looks like you're not alone with your idea, even an English rugby tragic is suggesting a code merger ( fast forward to the last few minutes of the video )Well yes of course take overs and mergers are different. My revolutionary visionary idea clearly shows how there could be a place for both rugby league and rugby union in their respective best forms to continue existing while working together as a single entity.
All Union players eligible to play in the NRL. All League players eligible to be picked for the Wallabies. Best of both worlds. It would improve both the NRL and the Wallabies.
Looks like you're not alone with your idea, even an English rugby tragic is suggesting a code merger ( fast forward to the last few minutes of the video )
But it didn't and it isn't. Complete conjecture, could've, would've, should've.RU would have evolved to look a lot more like League today
But it didn't and it isn't. Complete conjecture, could've, would've, should've.