That homer Sean Salisbury

A thing of beauty.

Man Jonah Lomu just towers over everyone, that guy was massive.

 

My brother-in-law is Tongan, he lives in Alberta CA, he came to Canada to play rugby. He is the one who got me into it, I still don't completely understand all the rules but I try and watch it every chance I get especially the All Blacks.

 

I have never seen that before but it was pretty cool. Seems like a great way to fire up a team for the game. We don't get much Rugby on the stations here.

 

I have satillite and I get ESPN International, that is how I get to watch it.

 

I would have love to see this guy in the NFL he would be a monster DE or DT. You mentioning him made me look up some of the current All Blacks and so many of these guys could play in the league its unreal. Sione Lauaki is 6'3 264 and has no body fat.

Tana Umaga is 6'1 220 and would be a monster fullback.


I would post more but as I look each one probably has what it takes to be in the NFL.

I know a Mauri named David Dixon, he was a rugby guy who switched to football. Everyone knew him as Kiwi. When I met him, he was just learning the game of football, he later got a scholarship to play with ASU and finally was drafted by the Vikings. I think he has been in the league for 13 years now. Just the few things I remember about him.

1. He was 6'8 and weighed over 300lbs and had no gut.
2. When I knew him he could run a 4.8 40
3. I had the misfortune of walking in a toilet stall he had just left without flushing and the turd in there was the size of a tree trunk. I told him the only butthole that can produce a turd of that size resides on an elephant.

 

:ha:

Half my football team are Mouris. One was a Fullback, just flattens everyone. I liken him to the boulder in Indiana Jones.

The other is a linebacker who can hit, he can also run. I like him to a truck.

 

No, we got a similar "blood sausage" in spain, made out of fried pig blod (with or without onion) it is called "MORCILLA".

There is also a similar thing in germany called.... blutwürst! (how original) :

Don´t know bout Italy, but I guess there is something similar.

BTW, i do like it,even though i dont eat it, and is popullar and known, and I would say not very healthy.

Never tried Haggis though, but heard they are more spicy and heavier to digest.

What was this thread about again?

 

Salisbury Steak...i think.

 

I thought it was Haka dancing, my bad I guess

 

Martin Johnson, who captined England to World Cup victory in 2003 against I seem to recall the Aussies in the final, is really into the NFL, and does weekly columns on SkySports.com about the NFL. He even did his own program about it.

He always wears an Eddie George jersey but I think he's a 49er fan