The Dew Drop Inn Virtual Rugby Pub

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Welcome to the Virtual Rugby Pub - a place where you can come in for a sly beverage and discuss whatever's on your mind, or just eavesdrop on the regulars if you fancy a break from all the rugby chat.

The only rule in this pub is one of mutual respect for everyone in it, oh and no defacing the pictures of Sergio Parisse and Owen Farrell above the bar.





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You are more likely to find a Unicorn walking up Prince's Street Asbo!

Let me know As. We might be able to get tickets through our season tickets for :chief:s

Rava, I don't really care what ref we get. It's up to our boys to look after our own game. As a club we don't usually have a pop at referees. Dai Yoyng point bkank refuses to criticise them publicly.

How's Dai Young doing, Hound?

To be fair Hound I think the same could be said of most coaches.

I certainly have never heard Brian McLaughlin criticise one.

MrsP wrote:You are more likely to find a Unicorn walking up Prince's Street Asbo!

Funny you should say that, MrsP, but I remember after one particularly heavy session at uni I did actually see one of them ... could've been on Rose St, mind

When you were at Uni???

That wasn't a Unicorn Asbo. I remember my Gran telling me about those days.

That was just the Horse that used to pull the milkman's cart.

Given our results, you could argue that DY hasn't done well. But everyone knows the injury list has been a lengthy one.

MrsP - oh, I agree that many coaches won't have a pop at referees.

Hi all - the French are a pain to deal with.

That is all.

MrsP wrote:When you were at Uni???

That wasn't a Unicorn Asbo. I remember my Gran telling me about those days.

That was just the Horse that used to pull the milkman's cart.

MrsP making an age joke?! The world's gone mad!!

prop_lyd wrote:

MrsP wrote:When you were at Uni???

That wasn't a Unicorn Asbo. I remember my Gran telling me about those days.

That was just the Horse that used to pull the milkman's cart.

MrsP making an age joke?! The world's gone mad!!

Jeebus H Thingy, prop, have you overdosed on yer brave pills today lad?! Better get measured for your coffin

red_stag wrote:Hi all - the French are a pain to deal with.

That is all.

Mrs G says the same. French school kids at the castle mean dead or stolen chickens, shoplifting, flooded toilets and abuse. Their least favourite nationality to deal with.

AsLongAsBut100ofUs wrote:

prop_lyd wrote:

MrsP wrote:When you were at Uni???

That wasn't a Unicorn Asbo. I remember my Gran telling me about those days.

That was just the Horse that used to pull the milkman's cart.

MrsP making an age joke?! The world's gone mad!!

Jeebus H Thingy, prop, have you overdosed on yer brave pills today lad?! Better get measured for your coffin

Ah it's all good As!! I'm just trying to stick up for you also.....my ankle's feeling good now so I can run if required!!

Jebus Prop - don't fecin run, you'll faint

Ah sure don't be worrying about Prop, Asbo.

He'll keep.

Just wait till the next time he's looking advice.

Ah very funny Penfro!! Still not sure what happened to me during that match!

MrsP I was only defending Asbo....honest.....plus i've been nice to you recently so have a

Soooo....

You're saying it's all Asbo's fault?

Shall I just blame Gibbo and leave it at that?!

I believe that is the recognised "Default setting" for the pub Prop!

So I just hit the reset button sorted!!

Pickled egg please.

And I'll have a glass of the brine.

March 4th 2012 - France v Ireland

That's the Sunday Stag?

Right regs......i know i can chat about things etc here.............i've been offered an interview in Inverness for that job, i'd kind of given up hope about it and resettled down in cardiff....................what do i do?

Do I go for it?
Do I chat to my manager and be honest and ask about me climbing the ladder and possible payrise down here?

Blydi typical!!

We you say,

"....resettled down in cardiff.."

Do you really mean,

"Inverness is very far away from the girlie!"?

Career Career Career at your age Prop.
That's all.

No I don't mean it's just because of the girl!!

I genuinely felt lost in cardiff and just a bit isolated....things have changed now (not just her) like with more things with work...chance to climb etc etc

PM for MrsP.

Anyway time to forget about it for tonight....old man's helped me a bit!! feel free to p.m me anyone anyways cheers regs

You need to be happy Prop.

All the rest is just fluff.

prop_lyd wrote:Right regs......i know i can chat about things etc here.............i've been offered an interview in Inverness for that job, i'd kind of given up hope about it and resettled down in cardiff....................what do i do?

Do I go for it?
Do I chat to my manager and be honest and ask about me climbing the ladder and possible payrise down here?

Blydi typical!!

prop, you go for the interview, no two ways about it - it's a bit like with Staggy a while back, unless you go and find out about the job involves, you'll never know how potentially good it could be. At the same time, without explicitly mentioning said interview, you have a frank discussion with your current boss about his plans/aspirations for you, etc., while dropping a couple of mighty hints about pay rises. Then, with all the relevant information in your possession, you can weigh it all up and include in your extra-curricular activities!

Remember the women in the Highlands are all ginger, muscly and shave more often than you.

Prop,

What Asbo said!

Glas,

Racist!

I agree with Asbo, Prop. I remember you telling me about this job when I was over.

Yea MrsP the Sunday. Leaves me stuck in work for a while tonight trying to come up with a solution to this!!

Do you mean trying to organise another Charter?

Does anyone else think the "Heater" in this photo looks like Noonoo from The Tellytubbies?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-union/17010572

Glas,

Racist!

Well, OK, not ALL, MOST.

Ah possibly MrsP, probably. We have some people who are really hoping we do. Sunday game is a nuisance. It will have me here late with a lot of phonecalls but sure thats ok.

Obviously people are broke after last time so it has to be cost driven. Aer Lingus and Ryanair are pricy enough. We'll see. I'll say no more for now.

Well I hope you get it sorted Stag.

I also hope that some Irish fans get to travel to the rearranged match. I had friends at the thing on Saturday who were phoning home trying to get info as to whether the match was on or off. They were saying that no-one told them to keep their tickets either until it was too late and some people had lost them.

Evening.

Fcuking knackered I am. Being doing some overtime as it's never been available to me before. No other news with me really...

Hiya Cari!



Do you get to choose to do the overtime or is it compulsory?

Hi MrsP Compulsory overtime? I'm not sure that's legal unless you disguise it as flexible working or time off in lieu...anyway, it's not compulsory. I wanted to do it - its a bit of a novelty with us! So when I was asked, I said I wouldn't mind. I'll probably regret it by Friday through tiredness!

Well so long as you want to do it that's okay.

Sure you can sleep late on Saturday.

Will you go the Cardiff BLUES match against ULSTER on Friday? Just to get in some practise like?

OK Im going home. Got a lot sorted.

MrsP - if you're pals are interested in heading back I know now that we are 99% likely to have a day return flight and coach transfers.

Will confirm price in morning but it will be cheap as humanly possible at this short notice.

Let me know the price and times and I'll pass it on.

MrsP wrote:

Will you go the Cardiff BLUES match against ULSTER on Friday? Just to get in some practise like?

I might do. Play it by ear. I might be too shattered by Friday

Well let us know and Notch, Rava, Rory, Rodders and me will teach you the chants!

Oh I have my chant prepared MrsP....

Do tell!

Cari wrote:Oh I have my chant prepared MrsP....

It'll be something to do with hump... sorry I mean Humph