northernspirit
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dont forget the "RL WORLD CUP", the big global event of 2008 
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FFC Mariner
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I believe tix to Ireland v Tonga at Parra are still available if anyone feels like it.
Probably an idea to be quick tho
LOLOLOL
Probably an idea to be quick tho
LOLOLOL
Arabmariner
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I saw an ad in the express for Scotland v Fiji ................ROFL....they don't even know what Rugby League is in Scotland ffs.Sym said:
How many players in a team 12 or 13 or something like that....you'd be lucky to find that many members of the public in Scotland that know wtf rugby league is!
Any football supporters caught going to this joke world cup and putting money into the coffers of the NRL should be strung up in public and laughed at!!
FFC Mariner
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Real football supporters will be focusing on the HAL and not even notice this rubbish is even on
Part_Timer
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there was a grandfinal on today ??
mariners4ever
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melbourne choked
goingtoadisco
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NRL grand final crowd, owned a-league grand final crowd.
goingtoadisco
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neither, just making the point.
bjw
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NORTH Queensland Cowboys NRL star Carl Webb has been charged with drink-driving just 17 hours after his own wedding.
The Queensland State of Origin representative was pulled over by a booze bus at 7am on Saturday in Flinders St East, Townsville, after driving back to clean up after his wedding reception.
Police have charged Webb with a BAC offence - a blood alcohol concentration of more than 0.05 per cent and below 0.15 per cent - and he will appear in court on November 27, the Townsville Bulletin reports.
Webb had celebrated his reception in a marquee on Friday night and got behind the wheel after several hours' sleep.
Police confirmed he returned a positive breath test but did not release his exact blood alcohol reading.
However, it is understood Webb blew 0.10 per cent, twice the legal limit.
Cowboys chief executive Peter Parr said while the club could not condone Webb's actions there was a lesson to be learned for all drivers who had consumed alcohol the night before.
"It's a lesson to everyone, for Carl and to a lot of other people that despite the fact he had a big night, having some sleep doesn't bring you straight down under the limit," he said.
"He's learned a harsh lesson in that way.
"Carl is well liked and respected by everyone at the Cowboys and in the community but on this occasion he has made a serious misjudgment and must now take responsibility for his actions."
Webb said he did not encourage drink-driving and had tried to do the right thing by not driving home the night of his reception.
But he admitted that his actions in driving the next morning were wrong and issued a public apology.
"I wish to apologise to everyone involved at the Cowboys including our sponsors and fans for putting myself in this situation," he said.
"In no way do I condone drink-driving and I have learnt a valuable lesson, in hindsight I should have had someone else drive the car back to the reception location for the clean-up."
The Queensland State of Origin representative was pulled over by a booze bus at 7am on Saturday in Flinders St East, Townsville, after driving back to clean up after his wedding reception.
Police have charged Webb with a BAC offence - a blood alcohol concentration of more than 0.05 per cent and below 0.15 per cent - and he will appear in court on November 27, the Townsville Bulletin reports.
Webb had celebrated his reception in a marquee on Friday night and got behind the wheel after several hours' sleep.
Police confirmed he returned a positive breath test but did not release his exact blood alcohol reading.
However, it is understood Webb blew 0.10 per cent, twice the legal limit.
Cowboys chief executive Peter Parr said while the club could not condone Webb's actions there was a lesson to be learned for all drivers who had consumed alcohol the night before.
"It's a lesson to everyone, for Carl and to a lot of other people that despite the fact he had a big night, having some sleep doesn't bring you straight down under the limit," he said.
"He's learned a harsh lesson in that way.
"Carl is well liked and respected by everyone at the Cowboys and in the community but on this occasion he has made a serious misjudgment and must now take responsibility for his actions."
Webb said he did not encourage drink-driving and had tried to do the right thing by not driving home the night of his reception.
But he admitted that his actions in driving the next morning were wrong and issued a public apology.
"I wish to apologise to everyone involved at the Cowboys including our sponsors and fans for putting myself in this situation," he said.
"In no way do I condone drink-driving and I have learnt a valuable lesson, in hindsight I should have had someone else drive the car back to the reception location for the clean-up."
Arabmariner said:I saw an ad in the express for Scotland v Fiji ................ROFL....they don't even know what Rugby League is in Scotland ffs.Sym said:
How many players in a team 12 or 13 or something like that....you'd be lucky to find that many members of the public in Scotland that know wtf rugby league is!
Any football supporters caught going to this joke world cup and putting money into the coffers of the NRL should be strung up in public and laughed at!!
Anyone see the adds in the express for the RLWC game. With the cation "come see your heroes"
Id like to see someone who could name the probably line ups for either side...purely so i could laugh at them
FFC Mariner
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To be fair, I would have blown much higher than that 17 hours after my wedding.
Memo to self if I am ever dumb enough to do it again - dont pick an English Church with a pub next to it and dont get in there 4 hours before the ceremony
Memo to self if I am ever dumb enough to do it again - dont pick an English Church with a pub next to it and dont get in there 4 hours before the ceremony
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