It’s PUB NIGHT!
Was a lady day for me, I did not do much and did not WANT to do much… one needs to be lazy sometimes… it is part of the rejuvenation process!
What’s better than capping it off in the pub!
This coming weekend the Springboks take on the old enemy, England, at Twickenham. Question is, will the “Rooinekke” also beat the Bokke, or will the Bokke bounce back from the Irish disaster and once again get one over the “Bleekbene”?
The Springboks controlled the set pieces against Ireland, but did not finish off their opportunities, allowing Ireland to eventually trounce them and to end the shitty weekend off, Saracens really put DHL Western Province to the sword on Sunday… 6 tries to 3.
OK, let’s focus on the PUB tonight…. the idea with PUB NIGHT is to lighten up our dull Tuesday evenings with music, comedy and fun.
Rugby takes a backseat tonight as the clan and fellow rugby nutters gather…
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Fire away!
Think it’s suitable to have an Irish opener… or one about the Irish anyway!
Come on, show me up, do better than me!
and a few cute Irish lasses…….
59 @ Victoriabok:
Thanks VicBok, really had that tune on my mind lately and was on my mobile earlier so couldn’t post it then.
A lovely laid back tune I heard for the first time on drive home tonight:
57 @ robzim:
Hey robzim good one, when I drive in to work some Sunday mornings I listen to a program on sport radio about fishing called Fishermen’s Blues, find it quite interesting and the old guys have got such a relaxed way of talking, often feel almost sorry that my commute gets to its end and I can’t listen to the show for longer.
Will head out on a livelier note :
Bullscot wrote:
The stories on the radio show are probably about “fish who got away”.
The song “Fisherman’s Blues” by the Waterboys is probably about a person longing to escape from the (bitter) realities and constrictions of his daily existence and find a freedom somewhere else in the arms of his lover.
“I wish I was a fisherman
Tumbling on the seas
Far away from dry land
And it’s bitter memories
Castin’ out my sweet line
With abandonment and love
No ceiling bearing down on me
Save the starry sky above
With light in my head
With you in my arms”
and so on………
Beautiful song indeed…
btw.. The Waterboys were not really an Irish Band although some of the musicians were Irish. The driving force behind the band is a bloke called Mike Scott who is originally from your neck of the woods.
Howdy
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Handre Pollard – South Africa’s wunderkind turned up and attempted to play like, er, some kind of wunderkind in very un-wunderkind friendly conditions. The result, his wunderarse placed in his wunderhands by erstwhile Irish wunderkind Jonny Sexton.
Mike Brown – Needs to find the jar in which he put his 2013 mojo for safekeeping. Lancaster is a loyal coach and Brown has proven his class at this level, but netierh of them can afford another brainless, aimless runout like this.
Rhys Webb – Yes, he played pretty well. Yes, he scored a clever and insouciant try. But if you can’t see a 6 foot odd bloke all dressed in yellow stood inbetween you and where you want to pass, and that pass is also about 137 feet long then the computer will take a dim view.
Christian Lealiifano – Never has looked that convincing, and did nothing on Saturday to suggest that view will change at this level. The computer would like him dropped for purely solipsistic reasons as it has to keep spellchecking his name.
GOOD
Joe Schmidt – Good coaches are those that can make fans say, “why’s he done that?” before a game, then “ah, now I see” afterwards. Schmidt did a turbo version of this for the hammering of the Boks.
Dave Attwood – one of the great things about England under Lancaster for this blog has been the resurgence of Attwood and his performance on Saturday – full of new dad pride and old rugby nous – was outstanding.
New Zealand – even at 70% they carry out what in the end was a comfortable win. Another away from home World Cup malfunction may be required for another side to get a look in.
Rhys Ruddock – This blog thought he should’ve started ahead of Chris Henry anyway and after this performance so should everone else.
Adam Ashley-Cooper – His tackle on George North to hold up the big man and deny a try was outstanding and, as it turned out, crucial.”
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