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Re: Rugby am : Thu Feb 20, 2020 4:12 pm  

Fishermanscap wrote:

What I don’t understand is why your moderating a forum who’s intent is to allow people to express there opinion yet you clearly don’t get it. So let’s get this right, according to the law of pot tart somebody who puts themselves forward in the world of media cannot be criticised or commented upon.

I’d like to say it’s unreal but where your concerned it isn’t.

So for future reference please let us mere mortals know what we can and can’t bitch about. Save you the bother in the future.

I like how you think you are the same as everyone else. Bless.

So to be clear. I comment on the forum same as you.
I moderate when someone does something against AUP.

I still don't understand why people bother to be negative about something that doesn't affect them. They are free to do it. Just don't understand it.

Re: Rugby am : Thu Feb 20, 2020 6:38 pm  

Watched the repeat this morning and found it quite entertaining and interesting to hear both DF and Adrian Morley's views in general. Never a fan of JJB as a player but he comes across as quite an amicable guy when chatting generally. I doubt very much whether I would have found Wagga quite as " entertaining" if he'd been cavorting around at any other ground than BV.

Re: Rugby am : Thu Feb 20, 2020 9:50 pm  

Personally I like Rugby Am and get what they're trying to do albeit on a smaller budget - it's infinitely better than Inside Super League which is utter pants...and that's with Sky backing them

It's not gonna match up to the Footy Show, which is a great loss to our screens after Sky outbid Premiere for the NRL rights (as is Matty Johns show etc) but it has come a long way in the last 3-4 years and they're getting great guests on - I'm hoping they manage to get JT on while he's over here as a follow up to Sterlo & slammin' Sam

I also thought Fifita & Moz went well last night and came out with some interesting/fun anecdotes - as for Wagga, you certainly can't knock his enthusiasm or his passion for the game

See it for what it is guys...an effort to bring a light hearted, informative, educational (e.g. the article they did about mental health last year) magazine show about the game we all love to our screens...even the Footy show started somewhere & Beau Ryan wasn't the finished article when he first got in front of the camera, as some of his cringe 'impressions' demonstrated

Keep up the good work guys...the only way is up:)

Re: Rugby am : Thu Feb 20, 2020 10:21 pm  

steve1g wrote:

Personally I like Rugby Am and get what they're trying to do albeit on a smaller budget - it's infinitely better than Inside Super League which is utter pants...and that's with Sky backing them

It's not gonna match up to the Footy Show, which is a great loss to our screens after Sky outbid Premiere for the NRL rights (as is Matty Johns show etc) but it has come a long way in the last 3-4 years and they're getting great guests on - I'm hoping they manage to get JT on while he's over here as a follow up to Sterlo & slammin' Sam

I also thought Fifita & Moz went well last night and came out with some interesting/fun anecdotes - as for Wagga, you certainly can't knock his enthusiasm or his passion for the game

See it for what it is guys...an effort to bring a light hearted, informative, educational (e.g. the article they did about mental health last year) magazine show about the game we all love to our screens...even the Footy show started somewhere & Beau Ryan wasn't the finished article when he first got in front of the camera, as some of his cringe 'impressions' demonstrated

Keep up the good work guys...the only way is up:)

Sums it up for me Stevie

Re: Rugby am : Thu Feb 20, 2020 11:15 pm  

One thing I strongly agree with DF and Moz Morley on Rugby League AM was the need to bring the "shoulder charge" back within the rules of the game. If the charge was carried out legally it brought an extra degree of excitement into the tackle as the lads said.

Re: Rugby am : Thu Feb 20, 2020 11:40 pm  

Redscat wrote:

One thing I strongly agree with DF and Moz Morley on Rugby League AM was the need to bring the "shoulder charge" back within the rules of the game. If the charge was carried out legally it brought an extra degree of excitement into the tackle as the lads said.

Yeah I'd love to see the shoulder charge back but its up to the players and the doctors to work that one out. I'm not gonna sit on the sidelines swilling my pint and eating a pie while demanding other blokes put themselves in the way of a shoulder charge from the likes of Pauli Pauli

Re: Rugby am : Thu Feb 20, 2020 11:52 pm  

TrinityIHC wrote:

Yeah I'd love to see the shoulder charge back but its up to the players and the doctors to work that one out. I'm not gonna sit on the sidelines swilling my pint and eating a pie while demanding other blokes put themselves in the way of a shoulder charge from the likes of Pauli Pauli

Or watch Danny Brough shoulder charge Pauli Pauli in the groin

Re: Rugby am : Fri Feb 21, 2020 1:41 am  

https://rugbyam.co.uk/catch-up/series-7 ... an-morley/

https://rugbyam.co.uk/catch-up/series-7 ... an-morley/

Re: Rugby am : Fri Feb 21, 2020 6:38 am  

Big lads mate wrote:

Just watched it for the first time and really enjoyed it.

If you liked this episode BLM watch the one on YouTube where they do the hot wing challenge with JJB in the studio n lee briers n his son , still cracks me up where Simo gets the sauce in his eyes .Highlight of my week is this show, combining RL with having a laugh, and some good tales from the guests.

Re: Rugby am : Fri Feb 21, 2020 8:08 am  

I think the show is awful to be honest, really poor effort. Whilst the enthusiasm and love of the sport is clear it just magnifies the 'thick northerner' stereotype to me.

Compare how Adam Hills promotes the game and it's a world away.