Posted: Thu 12 Jun, 2003 9:42 pm
Andy
You say the nicest things.
Aye Artist
You say the nicest things.
Aye Artist
,but explained some of the house rules.I'am not a mouthy teen neither an IT wizard.
Artist, sorry for the crap.
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Posted: Thu 12 Jun, 2003 9:54 pm
Mr Prez has just filled me in, not in the way you would like ,but explained some of the house rules.
I'am not a mouthy teen neither an IT wizard.
Artist, sorry for the crap.
,but explained some of the house rules.I'am not a mouthy teen neither an IT wizard.
Artist, sorry for the crap.
Posted: Fri 13 Jun, 2003 1:51 am
Beats golf where you have to hit your balls with a club. OUCH!!!
Aye - Andy.
Aye - Andy.
Posted: Fri 13 Jun, 2003 7:56 pm
Andy
After seeing some of you wonderful E mails a good smack in the balls might just work. (keep em commin me luver!)
Aye Artist
After seeing some of you wonderful E mails a good smack in the balls might just work. (keep em commin me luver!)
Aye Artist
Posted: Fri 13 Jun, 2003 11:25 pm
GO ARTIST 
, my feelings exactly, don’t those annoying little gob shites, they get you going and I’m afraid I took the bait. Only if you’re unsure of your sexuality should you be worried about being close to other boys...
Footballers aye. Only fans in the world that aren’t allowed to go and watch their teams play for fear of violence
I move for a ban football vote, and make all the players work at Tesco's or maccy D's because you know that’s where they would be if not playing that game
, my feelings exactly, don’t those annoying little gob shites, they get you going and I’m afraid I took the bait. Only if you’re unsure of your sexuality should you be worried about being close to other boys...Footballers aye. Only fans in the world that aren’t allowed to go and watch their teams play for fear of violence
I move for a ban football vote, and make all the players work at Tesco's or maccy D's because you know that’s where they would be if not playing that game
Posted: Sat 14 Jun, 2003 7:41 pm
Me and Bigwig have had a chat all sorted. Carry one everone.
Aye Artist
Aye Artist
Posted: Fri 20 Jun, 2003 3:03 pm
Glad I missed the last few posts, well some of them anyway. Good on ya, Artist 
Moving house and no comms meant no match report from last Saturday. The Welsh put on a much better show than the Irish and could have beaten the Aussies with a bit more effort, I thought.
England are now favourites for the series after beating the Kiwis and look the better team for tomorrows game. One thing that strikes me about the Wallabies is how they stick to their own match plan. When they start to loose it they can be knocked over, bigtime. Lot`s at stake here, because the winner tomorrow will be the faves for the World Cup. I sense the Aussies are more than a little bit scared. England haven`t beaten them in Australia for ages and that`s another reason why it`s likely to be the game of the test series.
A definate "must see"
Moving house and no comms meant no match report from last Saturday. The Welsh put on a much better show than the Irish and could have beaten the Aussies with a bit more effort, I thought.
England are now favourites for the series after beating the Kiwis and look the better team for tomorrows game. One thing that strikes me about the Wallabies is how they stick to their own match plan. When they start to loose it they can be knocked over, bigtime. Lot`s at stake here, because the winner tomorrow will be the faves for the World Cup. I sense the Aussies are more than a little bit scared. England haven`t beaten them in Australia for ages and that`s another reason why it`s likely to be the game of the test series.
A definate "must see"
Posted: Fri 20 Jun, 2003 11:15 pm
Hi Harry , six o'clock start in the morning to get to frankfurt , the nearest tv laction with the match on ,piss arse Germans, by the way we have never beaten the Aussies in there back yard, fingers crossed . Come on ENGLAND
Posted: Sat 21 Jun, 2003 11:57 am
YES! 
BYE BYE BERT XXXXX
BYE BYE BERT XXXXX
Posted: Sat 21 Jun, 2003 1:58 pm
and the aussies fall
grat game, watched it on the edge of my seat
johnson was immense.
grat game, watched it on the edge of my seat
johnson was immense.
Posted: Sat 21 Jun, 2003 2:28 pm
Damn you Aussie's, cant you do anything right, how could you let England beat you!! 
Out of interest, it was shown here live at 11am, so over there it was nearly Sunday when the match finished. Why were they playing so late?
Out of interest, it was shown here live at 11am, so over there it was nearly Sunday when the match finished. Why were they playing so late?
Posted: Sat 21 Jun, 2003 2:30 pm
'Swing Low Sweet Chariot' Aussie's 14 England 25.AyeJR Posted: Sat 21 Jun, 2003 4:24 pm
Well done England, the match was brills and the Aussie forwards just weren`t good enough 
Even the Aussie comentators realised and frequently congratulated the lads. Hard luck hitting the post, though 
What did you think of Wendel? He was very busy todayand you could see the potential. After last week`s game against the Welsh, the Aussies top kicker (Flatley, not the river dance bloke ) went on the piss and missed training. The coach sacked him. Well done coach.
Agree, Johnson was good so was Robinson and Lawrence Dallaglio may have "old legs" but he had a good game today. Well, the test series is all but over and the stage is set for the World Cup with England the favourites, watch this space
"Oh, flower of Scotland" har har har
Aye, Harry the Pom.
PS
"Advance Australia, fair" Er, not today thanks
Time diff from UK, we are plus seven and the eastern states are plus nine hours. The games all start about 1900, their time, which is well after dark. It`s our winter solstice today(shortest day) For the Wallabies it wasn`t short enough
Even the Aussie comentators realised and frequently congratulated the lads. Hard luck hitting the post, though What did you think of Wendel? He was very busy todayand you could see the potential. After last week`s game against the Welsh, the Aussies top kicker (Flatley, not the river dance bloke
) went on the piss and missed training. The coach sacked him. Well done coach.Agree, Johnson was good
so was Robinson and Lawrence Dallaglio may have "old legs" but he had a good game today. Well, the test series is all but over and the stage is set for the World Cup with England the favourites, watch this space "Oh, flower of Scotland" har har har
Aye, Harry the Pom.
PS
"Advance Australia, fair" Er, not today thanks
Time diff from UK, we are plus seven and the eastern states are plus nine hours. The games all start about 1900, their time, which is well after dark. It`s our winter solstice today(shortest day) For the Wallabies it wasn`t short enough
Posted: Sat 21 Jun, 2003 4:35 pm
Only 182 shopping days to Crimbo, all downhill from hereon in!