Yankees!

Rugby is also a barbaric sport. And my cousin is an All Black.

Bullsh'it. Where does he play? U-23, Seven or Pro?

EDIT: I'm at work, no irc allowed.

Bullsh'it. Where does he play? U-23, Seven or Pro?

EDIT: I'm at work, no irc allowed.

I'm not sure how it all works, I have no interest in the game, but I think he's in Wales with them at the moment. Ben Smith, he was only recently selected.

I'm not sure how it all works, I have no interest in the game, but I think he's in Wales with them at the moment. Ben Smith, he was only recently selected.

Wow, dammit, brb google.



Wow, freaking pro.

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They totally look alike.

They totally look alike.

I concur.

The sport was named Football since it's birth in England, the English language creator.

Technically England only standardized what we now know as Football. If you want to get into who invented it the Chinese have a pretty good freaking argument about it.

But, yeah, in 1863 Trinity standardized the game into legitimate rules and it developed into what Football/Soccer is today.

Technically England only standardized what we now know as Football. If you want to get into who invented it the Chinese have a pretty good freaking argument about it.

But, yeah, in 1863 Trinity standardized the game into legitimate rules and it developed into what Football/Soccer is today.

Well, technically, we could argue a lot of sports were thought in a similar way The US claims to be the creator of Basketball as we know it but Incas and Mayas would beg to differ, since they played a similar sport 700 years ago. Same principle would apply to Baseball and Cricket, known to share the same roots in the past (stool-ball), etcetera etcetera.

Ok people, listen carefully, I explain this only once:



Ok, now we all know what sport football really is, we can all continue...