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Afghanistan, Argentina,Australia, Bermuda, Canada, China, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Dubai, Egypt, England, Finland, France,Germany, Hong Kong, Hungary, Italy, Ireland, Jersey, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kuwait, Lithuania, Malaysia, New Zealand, Nigeria , Norway, Poland, Puerto Rico, Saudi ArabiaScotland, South Africa,South Korea, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, and the United states of America,
Here are some messages from this week…
New this week: Czech Republic Saudi Arabia, Puerto Rico
SHOUTS
Gerwyn Samuel mailed to say:
Let’s see a win against the Scottish now Wales…. Cymru Am Byth!!!! A message from the Midwest, USA.
Ade Morris said:
Hello from somewhere in Saudi, please get the lads to sort their lives out its depressing enough to be here without news of a defeat by Italy and the old enemy. I wont be able to live with the jocks on the sqn if we lose again!
Dave Meade mailed to say:
Hi
I’m a Proud Welshman who’s been exiled to Scotland. I’m going to Edinburgh on 8/3/03 to watch our boys (hopefully) beat the Scots. After last years defeat we better win this time. I don’t think I could take another year of stick from all these Scots lads. So COME ON LADS!
Warren Davies
Currently living in Brno, the second city of the Czech Republic. No bar here shows any of the rugby. I managed to make it home for the Wales
v England match this year. As a last note, I think it is important that everyone supports the plans that have been proposed recently to improve the Welsh game. I say this as a fervent Scarlets fan, and know it is difficult to make a decision without taking into account the emotion attatched, but I believe in two years time, Wales can be pushing at the doors of success once again.
CONNECTIONS
Hello, The Osnabruck Eagles Mini Rugby Club in Germany, is open to kids between 5 – 13 years old whose parents are serving in the Army. We
are on the scrounge for any old stock of balls, posters, t-shirts etc that any clubs out there might have that the kids can be awarded for
effort etc. The donating Club will of course get a mention in the forces newspaper. This club is free to the children and any help would be
gratefully received.
Send any donations to;
Sgt D Hamilton: Osnabruck eagles: HQ 4th Armd Bde:
BFPO 36
Many Thanks and yours in rugby
Fancy a job… Ed Hare mailed WORLDWIDE with this message
I had an Email from Connecticut asking me if I knew of a coach who was wanted to start rugby in Staples School Westport this year? Ed Hare
Richard Finch said:
I am a welsh rugby fanatic who now lives in Puerto Rico in the Caribbean, my only contact with rugby is now through the internet, which is no compensation for the real thing.Greetings to all rugby fanatics out there in a similar situation to my own.
Get in touch – Phone: 787 873 3866 (USA)
Name: Darren Jones
If anyone in the Dublin area (who, like me, can’t make it across for the Ireland game)wants to meet up for a ‘few’ pints, drop me an email.
Darren (Pooler!).
And Andrew worthington neded to get something off his chest…
It’s got to be said , you’ve really sunk us as low as we can get. Rugby in this country is dead as long as the soccer team continues to market it’s success and you lot continue to live off the backs of people’s memories. You’ve got to wake up to the fact that people will not waste good money to see an inferior product. The public want players who are prepared to give everything to the cause and expect little monetary reward , the reward should be the honour of wearing the Three Feathers.
We want to see less committee men and more coaches and development officers. Why we need such a large body to oversee the game is beyond me.
Let’s see what a board of 5 could do.
As you may of gathered I’m more than angry with you lot. I’m a coach of a club Under 13 team, Chair of a school district , a season ticket holder to a premier club and a games teacher. I’m also the father of a very
talented young player. At this moment I’m wondering whether my commitment to rugby as been a waste of 30 years. I’m also seriously thinking of giving up my ticket for Saturdays game.
Will things change, I don’t think so not until we get the reforms we want i.e. the WRU runs the game below the top level and a fully accountable professional board runs the professional game. Until that happens
we’ll just keep on slipping down the ladder until we will have difficulties beating Spain’s 3rd team!
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