who is nz's frist five in rugby?
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dan carter. im nt gay tho, mate that c.u.n.t cant can skiip through gaps like an iraqui in a mine field in baghdad. nah he aint bad aye. kicks like a topline footballer sprints like linford cristie tackles like a shark and steps like a lepord. good stuff and its guna be good time in 2007....................................... u beauty
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1.Joey Harrington\n2.Payton Manning\n\n3.Antuan Randel El\n4.Jay Cutler\n5.Alex Smith
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The New Zealand Rugby Football Union was formed...\n\n"The NZRFU was formed in 1892 , the inaugural meeting held atWellington's Club Hotel.Seven unions were represented but with thesignificant absence of Canterbury, the oldest union.Otago and Southlandadditionally refused to affiliate which meant they had norepresentatives when the first full New Zealand side went to New SouthWales in 1893.The skipper was Tom Ellison, the founder of the wingforward position, who moved that the New Zealand playing uniform be , 'Black Jersey with Silver Fern Leaf , Black Cap with Silver Monogram ,White knickerbockers and Black Stockings.' Only the knickerbockers havesince changed "[1]\n\nThe first person to bring rugby to NZ...\n"Credit for the introduction of rugby to New Zealand goes to Charles John Monro, son of Sir David Monro, Speaker in the House of Representatives from 1860 to 1870. Charles Monro, who was born at Waimea East, was sent to Christ's College, Finchley in England to complete his education and while there he learned the rugby game. On his return to Nelson he suggested that the local football club try out the rugby rules. The game must have appealed to the club members for they decided to adopt it. " [2]\n\nAlso,\n"Even before the New Zealand Rugby Football Union came into being, overseas tours had been arranged. In 1882 the first rugby team from overseas visited New Zealand when New South Wales toured both islands late in the season. In 1884, a New Zealand team, wearing blue jerseys with a gold fern, returned the visit, winning all its matches in New South Wales. New South Wales sent another side to New Zealand in 1886 and the first British team to visit arrived in 1888. The New Zealand Native Team became the first from the colony to visit Britain when it undertook the longest tour ever in 1888-89. The first national side to take the field under the auspices of the New Zealand Rugby Football Union did so in 1893, when 10 games were played on a tour of Australia. "[2]\n\nA committe of some sort would probably have decided on who the players that formed that team were.
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It was UNM Lobos 29 to Welsh Crawshays 58 . It was an awesome match at the stadium last night! What a treat for New Mexico Rugby to view such a great match with the Wales team!\n\n-Terrence\nwww.brujos-rugby.org
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I LOVE rugby!!!!\n\nI always enjoy watching the 6 Nation tournament.
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lol u making fun of the games name look bad huh u b*@#% i am  probably the best  18-25 year old rugby player on earth right now i am first in my country so back off  Rugby Rocks and u donot
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THE MIGHTY NEW ZEALAND WARRIORS
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I think they could be South Africa national rugby league team
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Te Aotearoa\nLe pays du long nuage\n\nPays sublime grand comme la moitié de la France où il n'y a que quatre millions d'humains et ... douze millions de moutons.\nLe pays est aussi magnifique que les All Blacks sont forts au rugby; C'est dire !
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Rugby Union is 15 plus 7 reserves\n\nBacks\n15-Full Back\n14-Right wing\n13-Centre\n12-Second Five-Eighth\n11-Left Wing\n10-First Five-Eighth\n9- Half Back\n\nForwards\n\nLoose Forwards:\n8-Number 8\n7-Open Side Flanker\n6-Blind Side Flanker\n\nTight Five:\n5-Lock\n4-Lock\n3-Tight Head Prop\n2-Hooker\n1-Loose Head Prop\n\nReserves are normally\n16-Reserve Hooker\n17-Reserve Prop\n18-Reserve Lock\n19-Reserve Flanker\n20-Reserve Half Back\n21-Reserve First Five-Eighth\n22-Utility Back Reserve\n\n\n\nRugby League is a bit different. They only have 13 players on the field with 4 substitutes. They can only sub up to 12 times in a regular game.\n\nBacks\n1-Full Back\n2-Left Wing\n3-Left Centre\n4-Right Centre\n5-Right Wing\n6-Stand Off\n7- Half Back\n\nForwards\n8,10-Props\n9-Hooker\n11,12-Second Rowers\n13-Back Rower\n\nThe substitutes are normally three forwards and one back but not necessarily so.
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The Joey Ramone Memorial Rugby Team!\nGabba Gabba Hey!
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Try Rugby Canada official website, maybe it helps.\nhttp://www.rugbycanada.ca/index.php?lang=en&page_id=177
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Anyone among these five\nBuffon\nCech\nVan Der Sar\nLehmann\nDida
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Je me suis jamais autant pris la tete devant un match de rugby.Pour moi c'est comme waterloo,on va vite oublier.Enfin c'est clair ils sont époustouflants ces All Blacks.
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Impressionnant les All Blacks.....
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1- Ricky Ponting  AUS  \n2-Jacques Kallis  SA   \n3- Brian Lara  WI  \n4-Younis Khan   PAK  \n5- Andy Blignaut   ZIM      \n6-Jacques Kallis  SA      \n7-Shaun Pollock  SA   \n8-Irfan Pathan  IND   \n9-Daniel Vettori  NZ  \n10- Muttiah Muralitharan  SL  \n11- Makhaya Ntini  SA  \n\nsubs- Shane Warne  AUS  \n-Andrew Flintoff  ENG    \n-Shahid Afridi   PAK  \n-Hamilton Masakadza   ZIM  \n\nits all to do with the ratings, Andy Blignaut is brilliant with the bat and ball too need to watch how this guy plays.
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Ignore the other delinquent who doesn't know when the sevens world cup was, I remember it well, England beat Australia 21-17 in the final to lift the Melrose cup at Murrayfield.\n\nStar of the show was Andrew Harriman. Adedayo Adebayo, Austin Healy and Dave Scully were also in the squad, I can't remember the rest of them off hand, but a few of them went on to greater things, they should all be near retirement by now.\n\nI think Matt Dawson was in there too, as was Lawrence Dallaglio, Chris Sheasby and Tim Rodber.\n\n\nRight I've found the full England squad now\n\n1 Adedayo Adebayo\n2 Chris Sheasby\n3 Justyn Cassell \n4 Matt Dawson \n5 Damian Hopley\n6 Tim Rodber\n7 Dave Scully\n8 Andrew Harriman \n9 Nick Beal \n10 Lawrence Dallaglio\n11 Michael Dods (Did not Play)