Roger Morris

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@ScotRugbyBlog Once in a hundred and fifty years or thereabouts they have a half decent team . Unsurprising that it might go to their heads.

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@stephenjones9 @chrisjonespress @WelshRugbyUnion Not many of us left who realise how sensible that might be!!

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@mikephillips009 MP proves again that being a great player does not equate to judgement or class.

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@stephenjones9 @ruaridh_jackson And GE didn’t have the benefit of a ball as easy to use as the modern ball

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@CallumZTaylor League cricket is for recreational players to enjoy the game. It has never pretended to be a nursery for pro cricket- nor should it. And nor does it elsewhere.
That pro players play league cricket should not blind us to these facts.

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@MarkFrostsport @RobinVarls One of the best. Cricket in Aberystwyth, Wales and everywhere else is the better for his involvement. We are lucky that he fell in love with our game.

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@simonrug And more than they’d fit in the Gnoll or St Helen’s

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@AlexMLowe @sjamesjourno Except, to my surprise, it was enjoyable tribute to the game and its traditions, and of course to some of its iconic servants. Perhaps what’s good about the game and not such a mess.

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@mikefatkin Peroni
Should be enough

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Had privilege of watching seven different sides in RWC 2023.
Most engaging fans, Portugal. Most humorous (in adversity), Australia. Most engaged with their team, South Africa. Most boorish, England. Perhaps I was unlucky with allocated seat.

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@swbale951 Indeed, a man of his village,school, town and country. But a man even greater than the sum of those parts.

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@mikefatkin Oh !!
Such gunner balance!!

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@Royal_Porthcawl What on earth does that mean?
Surely the honour of wait

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You

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@Mark_Gregs @LeeJarvis10 Maybe they played enough from 7 to 16 not to want or need to go further

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@stephenjones9 @swbale951 Well and happy! And thinking of language, have vivid, frightening memory of first high ball in first match in France and wondering “ what the f**** the French for”Mark”?

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@swbale951 @stephenjones9 Agreed. But great effort by Georgian ref in great Ospreys effort.
Love thought behind shirt even if it might not match my M&S comfort fit denims.

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@stephenjones9 @swbale951 The principle behind your shock is sound but takes no account of the (equal?) importance of Italian, Spanish, Afrikaans, Georgian,etc etc….and never mind Welsh!!
Only answer is to create a rugby vocabulary that could be the game’s Esperanto. French don’t need special treatment.

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@swbale951 Winston Jones and Gwyn Walters needed no language other than Welsh to referee the World’s best. But how eloquently they blew the whistle.

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@Dickiecloggs1 @stephenjones9 Perhaps more nuanced than might be apparent.
Welsh voters like transparency and maybe the full intention behind the resolution was a bit obscure. If you want support, give us the full story.