yes wonderful guys - total credit to RL in general and UK inparticular

I guess I'm pretty off topic but do anyone know a good website to watch newly released tv shows online ?

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@MANCHESTER UNITED you're a fucking loser dude. I suppose commenting on rugby league posts is more entertaining than watching those shit scum bastards though.

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@MANCHESTER UNITED soccer is boring and the players got no heart, no toughness, no ruthlessness, just a bunch of little soft bastards. Who chase a ball around.

@M Played by a troop of over hyped/paid prima donnas, who roll around the floor when their toenail varnish gets scraped, with crap attitudes. Watched and supported by uneducated common ignoramus and only cause trouble and with their behaviour end up s the embarrassment of their country

Luke is actually the eldest Brother mate.

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This link is a good video of Sam Burgess kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptN3bNGGyLDJcqM.html

watch the Slammin' Sam documentary and you'll see how much spaghetti they eat aha

+James Jackson Their house probably has a larger ceiling than normal

We are actually quite civil at home

@@MTJRugby kk,mk mmm m uc j l

True that brother

Can I be a Burgess as well please?

Do what i want mate

thanks man, will probably do one soon

Part 2 will be started once Sam has settled down with Bath

thanks man, we'll see I have a lot of time now so maybe aha

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love souths for life joining jack

A short lived dream x

Yeah go for it bud

Thanks man I subbed can u return the favour if that’s ok

​@@MTJRugbyWhich Burgess brother is the heaviest?;

Sam's probably the hardest bloke in sport today, if not one of the hardest blokes in the world. Souths were probably favourites to win the final and nothing was going to stop Sam from playing and winning that match. His attitude and work ethic amazes me.

Cuz he's tough and fit

Darn RIGTH ! As always UP UP ALL THE WAY BUNNIES!

I reckon he'll start as an 8 for Bath and then Lancaster might try him in the centres. People can say all they like but Twelevetrees has been given many opportunities and he hasn't delivered, I'd love to see Sam at 12.

Mothertrucker Jones I don't think Sam has the distribution skills for a 12. 36 has shown himself to be a great distributor and lovely tactician (I have quite liked him in his international career thus far). I think the problem with the current backline is Farrell throwing passes like bullets for no bloody reason.

MrMcBobb Twelevetrees has been distinctly average for England for a while and every time someone else plays 12 we seem to play better (Barritt and Tuilagi, Eastmond and Tuialgi). Sam has great hands and is very agile, he'd be a brilliant centre.

Mothertrucker Jones I spend ages on a massive spiel then youtube lost it. Here goes another, When I first saw he'd made the switch I thought about him being a 13. Imagine having Manu run at you for 50-60 minutes then have him subbed for Burgess. Your choices are going home early or going to hospital. Another option I pondered was having a George North style giant on the wing, bring him infield for crash balls much like the Saints and Wales do with North but I've grown out of that one. I just don't think he has the distribution or kicking for 12 but having seen more league (I never watched League before his switch other than the World Cup) and understanding more about it I've seen he has better hands and side-step than I was first led to believe ("Slammin' Sam" hardly denotes a player with finesse). Probably wouldn't have him at 8 because he'd be fourth choice (if I count Steffon Armitage aswell) I think the Twelvetrees - Burrell combo was great for the 6N. 36 looked like he was organising the backline really well and played with the level headedness of a man with a wealth of caps, not a handful. I do think he could do with a little more attacking venom though. The problem with England at the moment is too many good players and not enough match time, pre-RWC, to see them all grow properly.

George would be a phenominal 8 in union and for bath id like to see a burgess/devoto 12/13 combo, devoto is the stand out young midfeilder with a very greenwood style with his rangy running and great hands, thus making the hard running abrasive BigSam the perfect balance and with ford, just... -dribbles-

It's a remix of Requiem for a Dream, here's the link: Requiem For A Dream [Remix]

Not aus

Who id the biggest? I dont speak real English evidently

What absolute drivel. Never been to NZ then? I think the skill level and fitness there is sublime and overall rugby skills are improving all over the world as teams try and compete with the AB's. It will be interesting to see where they play S Burgess in union he should do well because he is big and powerful but ideally as a back. No one other than B Thorn has ever made it in the forwards after coming from league and B Thorn played a significant amount of union as a school boy. The skill set of forwards in union is not comparable to league it is far more diverse with rucking, fetching, scrums, and lineouts all of which are not easy skills to pick up just like that. Stop comparing apples to pears

No disrespects but Union is a fifteen man game there has been much better players switching from league to Union like Vainikolo the huge Nz star and many more I can think of . There has been maybe three league stars that made it in union and that is out of every league star there has been who crossed over to union and all failed at Union , it is hard to get space in the union game even for union stars and it's a harder game now union is , it didn't used to be but now I think it is harder and for league players like Farrell who was always got caught offside and couldn't really understand the union game .

league is like a training game for union...pretty flimsy rules and now real flow, union requires a broader range of player types, skills, tactics and techniques. Union is a far better and diverse game. league is still a better sport than things like football or cricket, any rugby is better than no rugby, skill is required for either code!

Very interesting point!

hellovanite drivel???? Ive played with all blacks both at union and league and I know their fitness and skill levels well enough. And as far as fitness goes the union boys had to increase theirs to match those of professionals and I dont think they would argue. They also had to increase their handling and tackling skills which I think theyd also agree with. These skills are the ones I was referring to, obviously a rl player has to learn his trade in union particularly if he might be playing in the forwards. Union skills have improved with professionalism forsure, but can you deny that top clubs and international sides, and im including nz and aus have used rl coaches to improve their defense. Ive played both codes for over twenty years and I know who I would choose were the better handlers, tacklers and runners with the ball and off the ball.

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