No skin off my nose . Capishe?

Twat!

Dont even bother, SCUM. Id rather don a Bok jersey til eternity and talk Rugby with Beelzebub himself than even give you the merest suggestion of human respect through conversation here.

capische ?

U piece of scum trash littering my country.

Grey High is from Port Elizabeth, Selborne College is from East London. A couple of hundred km’s seperate the two cities

That reads like ‘London Zone 1′ to me. head out in to the ‘burbs and, actually, you can have a life that is not tooooo far from ‘home’. We lived in Chiswick, Zone 2, and we had 2-3 fantastic parks within 5mins. It was easy to get out of town from there too.

I cant compare a CT but I know that here in Auckland somethings are healthier (food, lifestyle) whilst others are not (professionally). Depends what youre after but my kids seem to be overwhelmed with happiness. Tomorrow my daughter picks up a kitten for her bday (we refused to have pets in Lndn) and we then visit her Godfathers farm in Waikato to help with some calving whilst my boys go eel’ing in the creek. No wonder theyre happy.

But I cant say too much bad about London, altho all I can say is that the riots werent toooo much of shock….(esp those teenage b*tches on the bus in Hammersmith, make the hoodie scum seem like Social Workers).

yip London is for yuppies that want to feel the ‘buzz’ but thats all it got – that big metropolitan mind banging buzz

NZ or Cape Town or anywhere that is more natural is far better place to bring up a family I would suggest.

I liked London a lot I was very at ‘home’ there .. got along well with the people and all the experience of the place.. but it wouldn’t have been a place for a long term settling in… much too closed in and not very healthy from a natural ‘living – breathing’ perspective.

well one of their players must have accounted for half of that. He was mobile too, a beast.

Skop

London is THE place to be when youre 30 – 40. So much going on. So many job opportunities. So many wonderful people (and so many cr@p people). So many different cultures. Nah, I cant say anything bad about the place.

Its cr@p for kids tho. Not wholly bad, just not where you want them growing up.

Since returning to NZ (and no, Charo, NZ is not perfect/nirvana/heaven….it doesnt even have the best waves, can you farken believe it ?!) Ive realised how truly cr@p it was for kids. My kids now RUN in to school. They love their teachers. They have 20 mins ‘boot camp’ before classes even start, such a healthy attitude to learning. They mix with a far wider cosmopolitan mix too than London where the cultural mix depends on what part of town they live in (eg 2 blacks kids out of a class of 30 in London……in NZ its 30-40% white, others being Maori/Poly/Chinese/African/Scandis + 1 wee Safa !).

Certainly me and the Mrs will take longer to adapt to the pace of life in NZ, it seems half-asleep at times. But the move south was all about the kids and, in that respect, its been a winner. So far…

Now outta here

Selborne College is a great school, I played for their Old Boys club rugby, when I lived for a short time in Slumtown

Look I am no John Smit cheerleader,I just know that it is too late to change

JDV, Habana, FDP, Morne, Matfield, they all owe us big games

Grey in PE. looked like they had fairly decent facilities. I presume its fairly close to Selbourne – they had hundreds of supporters in the stand. Presumably a boarding school, then.

Seriously, this 1 guy looked totally out of place. Ive played against Kelston Boys (they had wingers bigger than me, a TH-lock) and Western Heights (heavier frontrow than ABs in my senior year) and I have NEVER seen a player as big and physically developed as this 1 Selbourne player.

You have nothing on this thread to apologise to me about whatsoever. Just making a general observation of a reoccurring trend.