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Oi Mark, it was your bloody idea to start supporting Sale so don't be blaming me....like I said my services are available ofr the right price....

Evenin' Mr H......how was the hols? I don't see why we couldn't incorporate some rugby into the drinking!!! I thought you were more into playing with round balls..... but there you go.

Mark I see that the Wasps v Sale game early in season is up this end. The meeting up and accommodation is still on offer.
All the best.

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markah

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Oi Mark, it was your bloody idea to start supporting Sale so don't be blaming me....like I said my services are available ofr the right price....

Evenin' Mr H......how was the hols? I don't see why we couldn't incorporate some rugby into the drinking!!! I thought you were more into playing with round balls..... but there you go.

Mark I see that the Wasps v Sale game early in season is up this end. The meeting up and accommodation is still on offer.
All the best.

Hi Ryan,

Hols were great thanks, sorry I didn't get to see you when I got home. I'll either drop you an email or phone over the weekend.

Sounds like a rugby/drinking/hi-fi/more drinking get together could be on the cards......

Mark

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Oi Mark, it was your bloody idea to start supporting Sale so don't be blaming me....like I said my services are available ofr the right price....

Too far away I think you said. But never mind, it's too late now, you've been installed as the Member for Sale.

So far we have:

Wasps:
Chillkram, Jamie Wednesday, Markah.

Tigers:
JWM, Polarbear.

Gloucester:
Flyfisher

Sale:
Ryan_d

Peter (Cymbiosis) is a Saints fan although he doesn't visit the rubber room.

That leaves quite a few clubs with no sponsor here. Anyone else to nail their colours to a particular mast?

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JWM

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Don't forget Nick From Suffolk for GLAWS.

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Jay

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Put me down for the London Irish I've been to a few of their games...

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Jay

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Oh and Wellington and the Hurricanes and the All Blacks. I don't want to be picky, I need to share the love around.

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I'm glad we've got a nice easy first home premiership game of the new season.

Mark

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HRC99

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I don't really have a team near me, with the nearest team being Leeds and you'll never catch me supporting a team from Leeds, no matter what sport!

So you'll have to put me down as a Wasps fan and, if we're going Super 14 too, a Crusaders fan.

Easy option, I know with the latter but my sister emigrated there a few years ago so I do have some connection with the area! I've even been to Lancaster Park!

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So here in NZ, the great "Maternity Leave" debate is going full swing. Has this news reached your shores?

Essentially Chris Jack and Doug Howlett will miss the first test against South Africa to see their first child born.

Now half the country reckons they should be forced to play!

Quite right too. I'm sure that there's plenty of former ABs jumping up and down in the press questioning their masculinity, virility and desire to play for the ABs.

Chris Jack is laughing now as he's nailed on for a test spot after the injuries to Williams, Robinson and Eaton. But Howlett needs to play as he's quite a way down the pecking order now.

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Hey if we can find Howlett some link to SCotland I'm sure we'd have him....

Ryan

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So you'll have to put me down as a Wasps fan and, if we're going Super 14 too, a Crusaders fan.

Welcome aboard HRC99. That's four of us now and the clear majority!

Mark

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PJT

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Of course, I am a HIGHLANDERS fan, being Otago/Southland born and bred. 20 years in Christchurch aint enough to turn my allegiance

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flyfisher

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Don't forget Nick From Suffolk for GLAWS.

That's nice, I am no longer a lone GLAWS supporter (on the forum, that is).

How about getting more grass route support from other parts of country for the Forum Rugby Club, otherwise it seems like the East Anglian Mafia have taken over.

Got my GLAWS 2007/8 season ticket in the new stand confirmed.

Just touching base

Regards
Flyfisher

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How about getting more grass route support from other parts of country for the Forum Rugby Club, otherwise it seems like the East Anglian Mafia have taken over.

Don't forget me FF, I'm not from East Anglia. Besides, I can't see why those germans would be interested in rugby anyway!

Mark

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Can they really be called mafioso? Not sure if you'll get a horses head in your bed.....

Ryan

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As an aside, one of my sales managers has set up an account for Wasps who have started to do business with my company. I am now looking at a little reciprocal arrangement which may involve some sponsorship and corporate hospitality with them.

That will be a hardship!

Mark

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Jay

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As an aside, one of my sales managers has set up an account for Wasps who have started to do business with my company. I am now looking at a little reciprocal arrangement which may involve some sponsorship and corporate hospitality with them.

That will be a hardship!

Mark

When I said London Irish I actually meant Wasps..... hmmmm....

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JWM

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Typical, people need to be bribed to follow the Pests, whereas Tigers simply make you an offer you can't refuse - that is, irresistable top class rugby, without any weeks off from the start to the end of the season, because they qualify for all the top class Club finals there are!

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