05 Oct 07
Originally posted by z00tI think that try proved Habana is NOT the fastest wing in world rugby. Habana clocks a 11:00 for the 100m, and that usa winger 10.5.
wow! who saw that electric try where the guy from USA danced across Habana form SA and scored a fantastic try? Habana is supposed to be the fastest so that was a surprise. I vote that as try of the games played so far.
05 Oct 07
Originally posted by mtthwWow! I didn't even know that USA had a Rugby team. The guy definitely ran by those guys in the green jerseys like they were standing still.
Here it is:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=qKm-K0UkMLM
And to think he's only playing rugby because he's too slow to play football.
07 Oct 07
Originally posted by Red NightAre you referring to the football, where the stars are only required to have 1 attribute each, and it takes 4 players to do the job that 1 rugby player can do, ie: run, pass, kick and tackle?
And to think he's only playing rugby because he's too slow to play football.
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07 Oct 07
Originally posted by Red NightI suppose something like that would impress you.
Wow! I didn't even know that USA had a Rugby team. The guy definitely ran by those guys in the green jerseys like they were standing still.
And to think he's only playing rugby because he's too slow to play football.
What's also impressive was the USA points difference in the group stages of negative 81 and the fact that they won no games in a group that included the small little island nations of Tonga and Samoa.
Hey Yella Night, why didn't the USA just not field 15 of those massively talented, strong and fast football players to just run over those green guys?
09 Oct 07
Originally posted by buffalobillHehe.
Because those chubbies need a five minute rest after running 50m.
"WHAT!? You mean I have to RUN 50 meters after I just defended here and then defend there again? Then run 40 meters back, jump for the ball and run with it after it gets passed to me? MADNESS!"