Went to see them on the 8th - bloody awesome!
They were awesome in both Perth and Brisbane, although they played 24 somes at Suncorp where as they only played 21 at NiB
Ten's Penis Jacket
Check out Badgers try, Beale slipping over on that kick, Folau getting carried over the shoulder tackle.....
Wouldn't mind a high resolution copy to frame up, is there one available??
80 Minutes, 15 Positions, No Protection, Wanna Ruck?
Ruck Me, Maul Me, Make Me Scrum!
Education is Important, but Rugby is Importanter!
Cheers jargs, ordered
The Plonker who complained about our "section E127" being too loud..
and
the guy who gets on my train at 5.45am (it's still dark for those that are still in bed..lucky ducks!!) wearing sunglasses.....
Thousands expected for infamous Hyde St keg party
BRITTANY MANN
Last updated 12:50, March 20 2015
Otago University students in Dunedin fill Hyde St for its infamous keg party in 2014.
Dunedin's annual Hyde St Keg Party, the last remaining bastion of organised street chaos in the student city, will happen on Saturday.
Almost 4000 people have bought tickets to the event, which has been regulated by the Otago University Students Association (OUSA) for the past two years.
The 220-metre street's 30 flats have taken on themes such as "Gypsy Hoes and Genie Bros", "Bright and Tight Yoga Night", and "Hoedown on Hyde" in honour of the occasion.
On Facebook, many flats' events have been listed to start at 4am.
The street party, which has near-legendary status among Dunedin's student community, is one of few remaining traditional events Otago students can still attend.
In 2013, University vice-chancellor Harlene Hayne introduced the prospect of a liquor ban if the event continued in the manner of previous years.
Since then, OUSA has sold tickets to University students enrolled in second year and above to curb numbers as a safety measure.
OUSA Communications Manager Tess Trotter said the tickets, which went on sale on Tuesday, sold out "within minutes".
OUSA President Paul Hunt said proceeds would go towards paying for the 4000 sausages, 2000 hot cross buns and 15 Port-A-Loos OUSA would supply for the event.
Josie Cochrane, editor at Otago University's student magazine Critic, said she was looking forward to the event.
Cochrane said she would be dressed as a goldfish in honour of Critic fish Gandalf Gold Bastard which died last week.
"The goldfish will be for the flat with the zoo theme," she said.
"We know that's pushing the boundaries but we love a bit of that."
Dunedin Constable John Woodhouse said 30 extra police officers would be keeping a "low profile" in the area on Saturday, making sure students were safe.
Woodhouse also said he was looking forward to the event.
"These ones are so well-organised, we're not expecting trouble at all," he said.
On Friday, Woodhouse was assisting Hyde St residents to clear broken glass, rubbish and couches from the street in preparation for the party.
Residents had been "very co-operative", he said.
"They want to make sure it's a success as much as anyone."
Tickets cost $10 for students as $2 for Hyde St residents, who were contacted by OUSA in early February to begin organising Saturday's event.
Students collected their compulsory wristbands on Thursday and Friday, Trotter said.
MetService meteorologist John Law said Saturday's temperatures could reach 20 degrees Celsius.
A northwesterly wind would turn southerly about 4pm, bringing rain.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/6745...e-st-keg-party
You have to click the link and see the clips. I have a mate who's son lives in Hyde Street, no wonder The Zoo at Forsyth Barr Stadium goes off
80 Minutes, 15 Positions, No Protection, Wanna Ruck?
Ruck Me, Maul Me, Make Me Scrum!
Education is Important, but Rugby is Importanter!
Generally give old watto a hard time, but credit where credit's due. He won that battle last night.
Cos I'm sure as shit not gonna be out there facing those bouncers!
Was good TV
Last edited by jono; 21-03-15 at 06:53.
Canberra Raiders = bunch of donkeys
Canberra are at the moment. At least Rod Stewart Last night was awesome.
Sure are. How the hell did they get run down by that bloody shower? Hopeless!Originally Posted by jargan83
Canberra Raiders = bunch of donkeys
"The main difference between playing League and Union is that now I get my hangovers on Monday instead of Sunday - Tom David
The singing of the Scottish national anthem at Murrayfield last night was awesome. First a solitary piper and then just the sound of the crowd singing. Wayyyyyy better and far more emotional than the crazy renditions we've had here recently from 'professional' singers!
(Have I redeemed myself yet Scozzie?!)
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