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Cook Islands?
C'mon the![]()
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Sorry BG, Samoa is on the other side, virtually last to see in the new year...now there's a party plan forming, two new years in one year![]()
"Bloody oath we did!"
Nathan Sharpe, Legend.
Possibly a "per capita" contender Gigs but otherwise a bit light on in the rugby market criteria![]()
"Bloody oath we did!"
Nathan Sharpe, Legend.
I remember reading somewhere reading an article about Cook Islands rugby.....there wasn't a size requirement on this little pisstake was there?
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Tragic: OK, which country of any significance to the rugby market (or most other markets) celebrates new year first?
Kinda...anyway
"Bloody oath we did!"
Nathan Sharpe, Legend.
Found some useful (or not) sites about RWC 2011...
These one have info about the World Cup:
http://www.irb.com/mm/Document/Tourn...INAL)_6322.pdf
http://www.newzealandrugbyinfo.co.nz/rugbyworldcup.php
http://www.rugbyworldcup.com/index.html
These ones have info about travel at that time and in NZ generally:
http://www.newzealandrugbyinfo.co.nz/travelzone.php
http://www.nztravel2011.com/
http://www.rth2011.com/
No, I acknowledge the finals are a different proposition from the pool games ...
Should be held in WA's beautiful S-W - great wines, food, accommodation and beaches. Not too sure about the availability of stadia, though...
England?!Wow, it must have been bad!
Like making love in a canoe...?
That's not great value actually - about 20% down on last year...![]()
Keeping the Faith ... right here in Perth!
Waiting outside for tickets can backfire. the last RWC was unique but if you went to Fifa world cup in germany or the Ashes in 2005 where tickets were selling for 10-20 times the face value it doesn't always work.