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    Rugby World Cup 2015 Comes to Sid James'

    Fixtures and venues announced yesterday and the NE are getting three matches (lucky us eh?):

    Saturday October 3 South Africa vs Scotland

    Friday 9 October New Zealand vs Tonga

    Saturday October 10 Samoa vs Scotland

    Tickets go on sale some time next year but I'll definitely be looking at going to NZ vs Tonga and depending on how much of a rip-off the ticket prices are SA vs Scotland.

    Shame the SOL missed out but then again Sid James' is a lot easier for me to get to from Durham than Sunderland so it will make the games much more enjoyable (if you get my drift )
    CLIP IT AND WHACK IT
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    Originally posted by Stewart 1971 View Post
    Fixtures and venues announced yesterday and the NE are getting three matches (lucky us eh?):

    Saturday October 3 South Africa vs Scotland

    Friday 9 October New Zealand vs Tonga

    Saturday October 10 Samoa vs Scotland

    Tickets go on sale some time next year but I'll definitely be looking at going to NZ vs Tonga and depending on how much of a rip-off the ticket prices are SA vs Scotland.

    Shame the SOL missed out but then again Sid James' is a lot easier for me to get to from Durham than Sunderland so it will make the games much more enjoyable (if you get my drift )
    Aye and 17 in London. Totally ridiculous and just typical of the Rugby board.
    2016 - Cod, Dab, Dogfish, Gurnard, Ling, Mackerel, Saithe, Scorpian fish. .

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    • #3
      gonna be a load of dancing the nz haka (hope it s the kapa o pango) the samoan siva tau and possibly the tongan kailau sipitau war dances...shud be a good experience.

      all-blacks haka vs tongan sipi tau hd
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfobY9FH2nI
      the haka fighting
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      Punch and pull then let rip

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      • #4
        Always wanted to watch the all blacks ill deffo be going
        Nothing makes a fish bigger than ALMOST being caught

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        • #5
          Originally posted by kayos View Post
          Aye and 17 in London. Totally ridiculous and just typical of the Rugby board.
          To be fair I don't think they've done too bad by you Sweaties. Two games in Newcastle and one in Leeds are pretty easy to get to from north of the border and I can see a cracking crowd for the Saffer game.

          Agree overall though, 17 games in London and another 6 in Cardiff compared to just three in the NE is a bit crap.
          CLIP IT AND WHACK IT

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          • #6
            critereia was 50,000 seater stadia lol
            howay the lads
            have you got a cloth

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            • #7
              Will all the fans be expected to leave as soon as it's 0-3?
              Cheers, Keith.

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              • #8
                i didnt lol
                have you got a cloth

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