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Does anyone care? Its not televised. Not to mention the Twitter feed is shit!
I nominate Spartan to travel to HK and stream the game on his mobile via Facebook Live
The team is out early - obviously the Hong Kong team is excited.
I'm very excited too. Great for the lads to include Hong Kong in their travels in preparation for GRR next year.
Not a bad month: Fukuoka, Tokyo, Singapore & Hong Kong.
I hope a good group of fans can make it to HK - as we all certainly had a great time in Singers.
The game goes on - even if we can't watch it!
As has been mentioned many times before, if you like most people on TWF are tired of Spartan's post (or anyone's for that matter), you can just click the ignore button and his comments will disappear from you your feed, but if you think he has said something you do want to read about you can chose them one post at a time to review.
The people whinging and whining about what he posts has become almost as bad as what he posts.
Please, for the sanity of everyone on TWF, hit the ignore button![]()
80 Minutes, 15 Positions, No Protection, Wanna Ruck?
Ruck Me, Maul Me, Make Me Scrum!
Education is Important, but Rugby is Importanter!
Is anyone in Hong Kong for the game on Sunday? If so, give me a hoy!
Proudly Western Australian; Proudly supporting Western Australian rugby
Great to see Ben Grant given a go.
Absolutely! Poor bloke has had so many injuries to cope with. So happy for him!
Proudly Western Australian; Proudly supporting Western Australian rugby
Captain Ian Prior to miss Western Force clash with South China Tigers
Nick Taylor The West Australian
Friday, 10 May 2019 10:28AM
USA Eagles centre Marcel Brache will captain Western Force in Sunday’s clash with South China Tigers in Hong Kong, the final game of Global Rapid Rugby’s Asia showcase series.
Brache, who has already captained the Eagles, takes over from scrum-half Ian Prior who has had surgery on a pectoral muscle injury suffered in last weekend’s win over the Asia Pacific Dragons.
Coach Tim Sampson said it was a good opportunity for Brache.
“While it is unfortunate to have Ian out injured, we have a number of strong leaders in our group and this is a really good opportunity for Marcel to lead the team,” Sampson said.
“He is someone that the guys love working with and playing under. He will do a great job.”
Sampson has given Future Force academy recruit, second-rower Ben Grant, and Wests Scarborough scrum-half Angus Taylor the chance to debut after being named on the bench.
More here
https://thewest.com.au/sport/western...ng-b881195094z
Great seeing Tim giving plenty of newbies a chance at a run - and such a good mix of experience with the younger guys.
Those useless bastards who couldn't organise the prverbal brewery piss up have just sent out a newsletter with a link to live stream thus weeks match. It's on the SCT website. What an bunch of inept wankers, leaving that stuff to the home team to organise. Anyone would think the ARU was running the joint. Dead set.
P.S. For anyone new to this forum; this is just a piss-take.
Last edited by shasta; 10-05-19 at 17:44.