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Back in the first XV

I know St Ives are struggling but surely not that much :whistle:

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They were struggling Steve as 2 of the props are out injured and to keep up our unbeaten record in the 2012-13 season so far,they asked me if I would step in for 3 to 4 weeks,which I have done;)

Looks like you are having fun, how come there is a frost on the front of your hair and noby else's :whistle:

thats white paint off the try line.:-D

try line :smt082:smt082

Theyve only had 2 matches due to all the bad weather ;)

I bet you can't walk come Monday :smt082:smt082

14 wins and I actually scored a try on Sat in our 24-11 win:finga:

Good for you Brett !

At your age it takes twice as long to get over the knocks.. :)

Try a pint of milk after each match......halves the recovery period. Even for old feckers :thumbs:

It's the 10 pints of Guinness after, that kills that one Shim

Ive been trying 10 pints of Guinness,seems to numb the pain for a while.;)

Pmsl
Were you typing at the same time as me Bret :)

Have the milk first.

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did you play today?

my bet is on 2 broken ribs, damaged neck and 3 days in hospital :smokin:

there's a good chance :hahaha:

No it was cancelled,but I was selected and ready to go.:beer:

So it was down the pub for the 10 pints of Guiness then :whistle:

No didn't bother this week;)

And for the doubters out there who don't believe I had a try last week,here is a snip of this weeks paper;)

In the last quarter of the game when the Hakes were back up to a full complement of 15 players it was evident that they were beginning to have the better of the play, fly half Ceiron Thomas began to push the home side back towards their own line with a succession of accurately placed kicks. On 63 minutes he had the chance to kick St Ives back in to the lead from another penalty, the kick was successful to make the score 12-11 to the visitors. From the restart it was the hakes who looked more likely to score, only 5 minutes after re-taking the lead Thomas kicked for the corner after another penalty, from the resulting attacking line out the St Ives forwards drove the ball towards the line enabling veteran prop Brett Rouncefield to successfully ground the ball for his first try of the season. The difficult conversion from a wide position was missed to give the Hakes a 6 point lead at 17 points to 11 with only 10 minutes left on the clock.

The Pirates Amateurs players re-started the game knowing that a converted try would see them regain the lead by a single point so they set about their task with renewed vigour. The St Ives defence was up to the job and resisted the attacks from the home players well. The Hakes had another chance to add to their score following another penalty that fly half Thomas placed perfectly in the corner. This time the lineout resulted in a 5 metre scrum to St Ives, the St Ives pack rallied themselves and as they shoved the Pirates scrum back towards their own line, the Pirates scrum then broke up leaving the referee no choice but to award St Ives a penalty try. The try was again converted by Thomas to win the game for St Ives by 24 points to 11.

Nice try :thumbs:if that is what you call them

And as usual he was first to "go down" :)

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That guy behind Bounce...wheres his hand going? :drool:

Were every ones has been :whistle:

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:banghead:... i havent had the invite :drool:

No invite help yourself when in the area :whistle:

Now i know youve been there im not taking the risk :blalalala:

You know you want too :blalalala:

That made me laugh.....

But seriously good on you Brett..... life in the old Dog yet...

No doubt he could tackle a few of those ladyboys! :beer:

My tackle will be going no where near any ladyboys:blalalala:

Not surprised your cautious after last time :hahaha:

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