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CW Rugby XV
After it being mentioned in the big/small little/tall thread, what would a hypothetical CW XV look like?
So be honest, only those that would play a contact game of Union should put their names down. Im a League guy but Ill use Union as more are familiar and we can get by with less athleticism in Union Put your name, height, weight and list 3 possible positions (try and be realistic about where you have played before and put the most favourible first) Lets see if we can form a team out of what is available. Kev Gough. 6'1" 105 kgs. (1) Fullback, (2) Wing, (3) Centre
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Haha, i played rugby for seven years at school despite my chronic midgetry.
Shane Williams, 2008 IRB International Rugby Player of the Year. Height 5 ft 7 in (1.70 m) Weight 12 st 8 lb (80 kg) Two and a half more stone and i have the build of the world's number one
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Rugby was the only sport I was any better than "all right" at, mainly because being big with a tendancy to violence is a virtue. Played district and county in my youth. Still have the scars on my knuckles from me twatting an opposing hooker in a bit of afters.
As a kid I used to play lock (I was 6' tall by the age of 13), but, as my bollocks dropped at a precociously early age, I hardly grew any more after then and consequently moved back thru the scrum to no.8 & then blindside flanker. Played league at uni (pretty hard to avoid in Hull), mainly at prop and second row. It's a far less technical game than the senior code, but you do need to be much fitter cardio-vascularly speaking. It's pretty relentless.
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Play as either blindside flanker or in the centres if they are short in the back depo. I've never really been anything more than OK/Decent at rugby, I do enjoy playing though, I just prioritise (sp?) Hockey over it.
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I played wing for six years because i could run fast and was hard to get hands on. I then moved to full back for a year after finally deciding it might be a good idea to tackle sometimes and having a stylish but not-overly-useful Dan Parks-esque kick action which led coaches to overestimate my kicking ability.
I was never much good, bar the odd wonder-try that quick tiny people always come out with on occasion. I went to a massive rugby school who win the Ulster schools cup nearly every year but i spent the whole time in the middle-ish teams feeling a bit pissed off that i was never given the option to play football. |
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183-5cm, depending on flats or heels. About 70kg currently. Guess winger, or something.
Never played rugby in a league or anything, just with mates after school or during school when we could get away with it (tackling of any sort was banned). Good times.
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6'6 and 230 lbs.
Played #8 at high school and can play in the centres if need be.
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ripper868 - 181cms, 75 kgs
1)Halfback 2) Fullback 3) Flanker Still feel that we could get a decent team....if not skillwise at least shapewise Brumby for coach
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The Team so far:
1. Jamee999 2. 3. 4. Nufan 5. BoyBrumby 6. PhoenixFire 7. Perm 8. 99* 9. ripper868 10. Voltman 11. NZTailender 12. Somerset 13. HeathDavisSpeed 14. Uppercut 15. Goughy Could play in a Tens Tournament (or sevens with 3 reserves) EDIT: Heath in based on this: and being a kiwi Last edited by ripper868; 16-12-2008 at 07:06 PM. |
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