Who could you play for?

[Langeveldt]

Yeah, their sevens outfit is pretty useful. I've been to Twickers for the Saturday of the English leg of the World 7s tour for the last three years and the Kenyan fans always fill up one corner of the ground and add a lot to the atmos.

Actually beat Australia in 2006, which got the biggest cheer of the day.

Nice

 

[Jamee999]

I'd like to add that I was near eligible for Germany too, Mum was living there when she was pregnant with me, and was planning to give birth there, but then decided to come to England, when she realised she didn't want the doctors speaking a language she didn't understand...

 

[morgieb]

Just Australia.

 

[ripper868]

Yeah, their sevens outfit is pretty useful. I've been to Twickers for the Saturday of the English leg of the World 7s tour for the last three years and the Kenyan fans always fill up one corner of the ground and add a lot to the atmos.

Actually beat Australia in 2006, which got the biggest cheer of the day.

Knocked off Fiji or England just this year as well IIRC

EDIT: Beat fiji at the RWC Sevens according to this http://www.irb.com/irbsevens/edition=5/news/newsid=2030313.html

 

[Smudge]

They got to the final against South Africa at... Adelaide? I think...

Definitely a team on the rise in the sevens, and it'd not be a surprise if they picked up a title in the next year or so. 15s team is still an inconsistent unit.

 

[Neil Pickup]

That Wycombe player pulled out of nowhere to score in the FA Cup, didnt he decide to play for N ire on the grounds no other ****er would have him, or was that just newspaper made up rubbish?

In fairness, Roy Essandoh was born in Belfast.