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devonsent
- phil@cvbduplication.co.uk
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Fri, 05 July 02 10:04 GMT
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Absolutely . . . get rid of them, the metal ones, that is.
At what point is the IRB & the RFU going to listen to the grass roots of rugby and stop pandering to the major sponsors. I know that they may put a great deal of money into the game (?) but with the resources at their fingertips, surely they can find a safer way of increasing the grip in bliddy rugby boots.
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Phil Stringer
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lightinfantry
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Thu, 04 July 02 19:21 GMT
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i think they should not be aloud as i got 6 sticths from a booth and a mate got 40 in the head when he was stamp on by a pair
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ballsie
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Mon, 24 June 02 12:06 GMT
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Ditto these things are lethal and the experiment should have shown that.
get rid...................
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ballsie
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Mon, 24 June 02 12:06 GMT
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Ditto these things are lethal and the experiment should have shown that.
get rid...................
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scrumsrus
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Sun, 23 June 02 04:09 GMT
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Madness!!!!
These boots should have been banned years ago.
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strawbs
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Fri, 21 June 02 19:13 GMT
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Hi peeps, See also the referees area, The IRB have extended the allowable use of blades for another year. What do coaches think?
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