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Rugby video: Maori Haka vs Aboriginal War Dance
This is awesome! The Aborigine response to the Moaris makes Richard Cockerill's attempt to front up to the Haka a few years ago look like a french bloke throwing a pebble at a Panzer division in 1940
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November 3, 2008 in Australia, New Zealand, Rugby videos | Permalink|
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Holywell on a saturday night......
Posted by: | Nov 4, 2008 8:02:30 PM
Hey Lee, great site, but how come no information or review of the brilliant perfomance by the Kiwi's smashing the 20-1 odds on favourites Australia in the Rugby league World Cup final? An absolute cracker of a match and a joy to watch!!
Cheers
S.
Posted by: Stephen | Nov 24, 2008 11:02:28 AM
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Posted by: nudeafrica | Nov 29, 2008 10:59:49 PM
since the drubbing received in the world cup everyone but everyone says that england are going to make room for younger players to come through so cutting back on imports. no sooner was it said then the newly promoted team celtic crusaders left for a training stint in oz[ players going home more like and being paid to do so]but whilst there out there they have signed another six ausies to bring back so one wonders how many welsh supporters will bother to travel to see a team of foreigners representing there home side SURELY THIS IS,NT GOOD FOR THE GAME expanding NO redundant clubs YES
Posted by: keith stott | Nov 30, 2008 1:43:14 PM
