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They do, they’re just not watching anymoreTiny sport ? .....but but but World Rugby claims Union has 1 billion fans globally!
That makes 15% of earth's population Union fans, only soccer can compete with Union as the world's most popular sport
Union confuses the terms 'niche presence' and 'popular' to describe their standing as a sport in many of the top nations that play itTiny sport ? .....but but but World Rugby claims Union has 1 billion fans globally!
That makes 15% of earth's population Union fans, only soccer can compete with Union as the world's most popular sport
We'll have to lend them some RL kids we have on scholarships at their toff schools soon just to put a full team on the park.
Mostly our juniors anyway who they claim as their own
Its Vunivalu. No thanks.
Yeah f**k him. You wanted to go... you don't get to come back now that you backed the wrong horse
Interesting to read from a Union perspective...I was expecting it to be full of the usual drivel, leagues pinnacle is state v state because no one else plays it .. etc etcBritish rugby union expert gives his verdict on State of Origin
CHRIS FOY IN MELBOURNE: For this State of Origin first-timer; the event did not disappoint. It is a wild ride of a viewing experience.www.dailymail.co.uk
They are trying for Auckland 2027 but there’s some last minute hitch (article was paywall couldn’t read it)
That's the problem the Wallabies are full of nobody's.
It's not so much him leaving. Its that he was a grub and there are plenty of youngsters just as athletic. Maybe he can come back for the PNG team if they come in?
Yeah nice I like it. If you leave for Union and want to come back you've got to serve two years in Port Moresby
Yeah nice I like it. If you leave for Union and want to come back you've got to serve two years in Port Moresby
Don't be fooled. The piece is chock-full of the usual drivel. The type of travelogue banalities that effortlessly flowed when the likes of the Daily Mail used to send their Union correspondent to the Challenge Cup Final.
