OrbitalDawn
Ulysses Everett McGill
France will disagree.
About?
One of the most exciting players to watch. The step in conjunction with the turn of speed is just insane.
[video=youtube;7ekHkeTxX-8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ekHkeTxX-8[/video]
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France will disagree.
One of the most exciting players to watch. The step in conjunction with the turn of speed is just insane.
Also has a problem with passing![]()
One of the most exciting players to watch. The step in conjunction with the turn of speed is just insane.
Fiji will be opening their game with their haka (Bole) tonight. Matt Dawson may have jinxed the British...
mwwhahaha, he probably thought he was having a good dig at the All Blacks without realising he was also poking the Fijians with a stick.
Imagine the atmosphere at Twickenham tonight.
Imagine the atmosphere after Fiji klapped them. :twisted:
Imagine the atmosphere at Twickenham tonight.
Isn't there a MyBB forumite who's going to be at some of the games? Can't remember who it is now...
Bwana
Imagine the atmosphere at Twickenham tonight.
This is what's going to make this RWC for me. The English is by far the most biggest supporters of any sport. It's going to be an awesome sight each and every game, no matter how mediocre we think it might be.
82,000 people singing "Swing Low Sweet Chariot" in unison must be awe inspiring.
To prepare for this, Fiji have started training with Swing Low, Sweet Chariot blasting out the training ground speakers.
"We had a little bit of a strategy in Fiji with a PA system playing crowd noise from Twickenham," said Fiji coach John McKee. "They took it off some of the footage. It affected the intensity of the training. It's hard to hear calls in the game."
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot is the war cry of the England rugby team and their fans belt out renditions throughout each game they play. Facing this wall of sound, Fiji have taken the novel approach of adapting to the noise.
"It's quite tough when playing in a big stadium when the hype is there and everybody's singing," says Fiji hooker Sunia Koto. "It's quite hard to get the calls over."
82,000 people singing "Swing Low Sweet Chariot" in unison must be awe inspiring.
Not when the Springboks are getting a hiding- only Springbok/England game I went to in the UK was when we where playing absolute rubbish.
Not when the Springboks are getting a hiding- only Springbok/England game I went to in the UK was when we where playing absolute rubbish.