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Vintage Heuer Discussion Forum
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I do say enjoy the world cup everyone - it is a specticle to gather so many nations together for a competition. My television this weekend will however be firmly fixed on the Le Mans racing. Australia does play soccer this sunday night against Germany, i wish our boys luck but feel prayer may well be our best chance.
Cheers - Darren
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-: One thing that puzzles me with American Football and Aussie Rules
: Football etc is that, and pardon me if I'm wrong, I'm no expert,
: but, most of the game seems to be carrying the ball in your arms
: and throwing it. Where's the Foot in that???
: Rugby was, from what I can remember at school, developed in the
: late 1800's in Rugby, England and the joke goes that the shape
: of the Rugby ball was inspired by the shape of the the lad's
: head, who broke the rules and ran with the ball, after his team
: mates had finished duffing him up.
: I take it therefore that if you kick the ball with your foot, it is
: Football. Anything else is Rugby, or Rugby wearing padding, or
: Rugby for Bee Gee impersonators.
: And there endeth my rant. COME ON ENGLAND!!!
: David H
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