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Separately, I’d encourage people to watch the wheelchair rugby. If you haven’t seen it before, I reckon you’ll be surprised how entertaining it is, and it’s absolutely brutal. It’s a really good watch. The players are mental, they belt each other and even throw themselves head first into the floor to try and score, it’s brilliant. A really good version of the game for TV audiences, and I reckon an area of huge potential growth for the game - it’s entirely inclusive, as anybody can play it.
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He is too most, including the kiwi halves, Nelson-Softer-than-Cheese lost the game for them.He was invisible
Only saw the highlights but I don’t think there’s much in it.
Yes, there’s lifting but he lets go as soon as he realises it. No driving or going on with it.
Agreed it was more Roy than Junior though.
Any other incites into how Roy sunt, and Oregon went? OK seemed to have a lot of short stints going by the Play by play on NRL website . I didnt see whole game yet.
Yep, unofficially called "The Spanish Rule"I wasn't aware able bodied athletes were allowed to play in the WCRL World Cup.
Apparently it's different to the Paralympics.
One of the Aussie best players, Bayley McKenna is able bodied.
Very inclusive sport
Exactly - opens up what is still a contact sport to those who’s bodies aren’t really cut out for contact sport.I wasn't aware able bodied athletes were allowed to play in the WCRL World Cup.
Apparently it's different to the Paralympics.
One of the Aussie best players, Bayley McKenna is able bodied.
Very inclusive sport