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The Drawing Board (25/5/11)

May 25, 2011 1 comment

Welcome to another instalment of the Drawing Board, Who’s Playing Who?’s one stop rugby shop. Another great weekend of rugby action has been and gone with trophies up for grabs in the northern hemisphere, and Super Rugby moving to an exciting climax. If you’re reading this you probably won’t have been taken by the rapture (what a bad person you are!! :)). No worries though, I didn’t either, so we are all good.  Here are some post rapture events that may interest you. Read more…

Adrian Considers- State of Origin Game I

May 25, 2011 1 comment

The Drawing Board (18/5/11)

May 18, 2011 2 comments

Welcome to another instalment of the Drawing Board, Who’s Playing Who?’s one stop rugby shop. It’s been quite a weekend of upsets in super rugby this week with the Lions, Cheetahs and Chiefs surprising most pundits. It’s been an exciting week over in Europe with the semis taking place in the Aviva Premiership and Magners League and the semi final qualifiers in the Top 14. Injuries continue to be of concern with this being a World Cup year, with all team anxious to get their stars through the season OK.
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The Drawing Board (11/5/11)

Welcome to the Drawing Board, Who’s Playing Who?’s one stop rugby stop. This week has been an exciting one, especially up north where a few of the major domestic European leagues finish their league phases and move into the play-offs. Things are beginning to shape up in Super Rugby as teams jostle for the top 6 positions. It’s quite congested in the middle part of the table, as shown by the fact that the mighty Cheetahs are now up to 10th on the overall standings!! Let’s get straight into the news. Read more…

The Drawing Board (28/4/11)

Welcome to the Drawing Board for this week. Well, I hope you enjoyed the Easter (and ANZAC) break. Hopefully you’re well refreshed from the break and are ready to get into it. Just to lighten the mood I thought you might like this: http://youtu.be/vAtVD-SnVIo . Had enough of the pies? It’s been an intriguing week of rugby, with several interesting results making a mockery of the so called experts. I won’t keep you waiting for any longer, here is some news. Read more…

The Drawing Board (20/4/11)

Welcome to another instalment of your favourite rugby blog, The Drawing Board. Hopefully you have your Easter plans sorted.  I would love to say that I will be in for a few days of watching rugby but I have to go on a camp, so that has ruled me out for the weekend. However, I still will be keeping a keen eye on the matches whenever possible. Enough of that, let’s get going on this week’s proceedings. After a couple of weeks of slightly less tries, this week contained (yes I was surprised too) 49 tries across 7 games (at an average of 7 a game, it’s kind of entertaining) Read more…

WrestleMania XXVII- Considered

WrestleMania has come and gone for another year, so it’s time to take a look back at the 27th offering of the sports entertainment extravaganza. What was good? Bad? Confusing? Was it one of the greatest WrestleMania events ever? Or perhaps the worst? Read on to find out what I thought… Read more…

The Drawing Board (1/4/11)

with David Shipton

 

Welcome to another instalment of The Drawing Board. Well, I hope you enjoyed the last week of rugby as much as I did. I have to give a big shout out to those who had the idea of conferences in Super Rugby.  All the games have been meaningful and interesting to watch. This has been a breath of fresh air that was badly needed in this competition.  Before we analyse the matches, here is some news to keen you up to date. Read more…

The Drawing Board

with David Shipton


Welcome to The Drawing Board, Who’s Playing Who’s new blog covering all things rugby. To kick things off, all our thoughts and are with those who are suffering in Japan and Christchurch. Disasters like these put sport into context, that at the end of the day it is just a game.  However, sports like rugby can have an amazing power to unite and uplift a group of people. This leads nicely onto our first bit of news. Read more…