Posts by LegBreak
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I thought his worst experience is when that evil media went public about what he’d done (and always owned up to) ?
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And it’s interesting that Graham Henry has come out praising Veitch for not climbing into him after the World Cup failure.
Probably not relevant to this debate, but it shows he’s rubbish as a journalist too.
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The Taylor report certainly changed English football.
But probably not as much as the Bosman ruling.
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Mark,
You may be the first ever person to equate Scots with Collegiate and Christs.
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Note how the decline of violence at English football matches coincided with Millwall’s relegation.
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I've always wanted to try both of those places. My partner won't let me until I'm seventy and become of age again.
You don’t need to wait that long.
Valentine’s is perfect for 8 year-old birthday parties.
(Disclaimer: I enjoy a good beetroot salad)
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75 test was the first match in NZ to be televised in colour. Not that it was easy to tell.
Matches from the UK before that were screened here in colour.
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Geoff; I’m pretty sure I read somewhere that was still a record for NZ viewership...
And in these days of extra choices, I can’t really see it being beaten.
BTW, to be pedantic, pretty sure the test in 84 was in Australia. Better viewing time for general public.
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First test to be televised live was in 72 from Eden Park v the Woeful Wallabies. (Or were they the Awful Aussies?; can’t remember).
PJ Montgommery did the commentary, Keith Quinn did the pre-match sideline bit. Yup; TVNZ has come a long way alright.
First live test via satellite was later that year v Wales in the Keith Murdoch match.Those satellite matches from the 70s were most memorable for the fact that the feed often dropped out.
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The paranoid, disenfranchised, fundamentalist fringes of the "big" religions are over-represented in murderous rampage stats.
Is that a compromise?