Thursday, February 09, 2006

15 on 1

Jonesing for some rugby?

Try this really rubbish on-line game here.

My best score? 8250, since you asked.

Of course, that took hours of practice.

Roll on Springtime.

Tuesday, February 07, 2006

Love from Ruggers

So yo, those b-ball shorts you've been rockin' down at the playground may make you look off da hook as you execute your No-Look, Go-Rilla Earthquaker Shaker Dunk You Very Much, but they ain't going to cut it when it comes to playing rugby....'specially in the lineout. While we're on the subject, those Keds and that Wifebeater probably aren't going to hold up much better either.

So, if you find yourself in the market for some new shorts, boots, jersey or a scrum machine, click on the link below and score the club a 5% kick-back for your efforts. Of course, pay your effin' dues first, or there'll be no training for you to wear your brand new kit too.


BTW, don't call or mail your order in. It won't count and your kit won't be as shiny.

Thursday, February 02, 2006

Download Your Spring Schedule

In order to avoid all of those, "the dog ate my training schedule" lame excuses, you can now download an up-to-date copy at any time by just clicking on this simple link. You can also do the same thing from our home page.



One less reason to sit on the couch while your good years pass you by.

4,325,459 to go.

Wednesday, January 18, 2006

Donate

For those of you wishing to make a contribution to the flowers we sent to the wake for Tractor's dad, or to help the club make a charitable donation in memory of both Tractor and Mike Quinlan's recently departed family members, please click below.

Any amount, no matter how small, is welcome. Thanks.

Thursday, January 12, 2006

Poor Old Johnny

Spare a thought for those lucky English kids who instead of having to watch Friday Night Slimetime and Spongebob Squarepants are instead blessed with episodes of the wholesome yet dull "Johnny's Hotshots".

For those of you unfamiliar with this high point in television history, the accident-prone Johnny Wilkinson, who's barely played more than 80 minutes of rugby since the World Cup in 2003, gets to share his wisdom and knowledge with a bunch of mute 10-year olds. Well, injury-time-drop-goal-kicking-hero he may be, but TV personality he ain't. Poor old Johnny delivers his top tips with all the charisma of mortician, while the kids are left to shift around waiting for their turn. No wonder all the kids in England prefer sniffing glue and smashing up bus shelters.

But its not all fun, games and a rugby masterclass. We also get to learn a little about the real Johnny through his video profile. Johnny shares such intimate secrets as his favorite food (fruit scones) and his favorite colors (grey and brown). Phew, never let it be said that this guy was a one-trick pony. Grey and brown! What a character!

I understand that as a follow up the BBC has planned an all-action series of "Stamp Collecting with Johnny". I can't wait!

Despite my digs, Johnny's show does provide some useful tips on the basics, albeit with a monotone delivery. So, if can keep yourself awake, you might all still learn a little from Sensei Johnny. Otherwise we'll have to trade you in for a 10-year old English kid.

...like Evan.

Sunday, January 08, 2006

Pics up the ying

I've finally gotten around to uploading all the great pics that Jes took during the Fall, so check them out in the Gallery.
I've used up all my bandwidth for the month, so you'll have to wait 'til next month for the Final with the Wolfhounds and pics from the Lobster Dip. Try to contain yourselves.