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I understand what you mean but at school I was taught Union and we were a very successful team but after i stopped playing I began to appreciate the skill involved in league. Now don't think I'm saying Union doesn't involve skill I just personally prefer league
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25-02-2008, 23:42 | #23 |
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Fine with me, I'm definitely not a Bradford fan!
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26-02-2008, 10:45 | #26 |
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June 13th I believe and I'm sure Kitten would be happy for an invasion......infact better ask her first
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IMO Rugby Union requires a greater level of player skill and awareness than League does. The rules in Union are more complex, especially in the scrum, ruck, maul and lineouts. Basically the role of the forwards is more in depth than what is required by their Rugby League counterparts. That said, there is no doubt that League is also an exciting sport to watch and is certainly not "softer" than Union. Obviously in the backs, the differences are less, to the point that some players change codes and get themselves a spot in Brian Ashton's World Cup squad without ever having to prove themselves
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I find myself agreeing with you
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