I'm starting a new party for punching babies with Corbyn as leader. He's left me on read but the media need to hear about this innovating new alternative NOW.
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Separate comment: Tom English gets way too much shite in the comments section of BBC Sport articles. Makes me embarassed to have so many xenophobic compatriots. It shouldn't be relevant but the dude is married to a Scot with two Scottish sons - what more do you want?
I think salty fans are taking our dire record against Ireland out on him.
Schoe is the man. One of my friend's husband was the official SRU translator for Bofelli at Edinburgh and got to know him fairly well. Lovely guy - very religious - just as nice when out of the media glare. (Unfortunately confirmed a few rumours about RSA schoolboy rugby but I wouldn't take 3rd hand gossip as fact if I were reading this comment.)
Watching the Irish crowd at the Lions - Argentina game and hearing them chant SCHOOO was heart warming.
Apparently it was a non-capped test match so not sure how much it counts but I'm pleased with the effort away from home at any rate.
You tuned in at the perfect time to have a heart attack!
On a train to London right now so caught last 10 of Wales - Japan. Now watching FRA - NZ with French commentary, "mais oui, mai oui, c'est superb - quelle match!
I'm sure this is common knowledge but Lyon's worker uprising in the 19th century is the origin of the word 'sabotage'. The workers were protesting against semi-automated loom weaving machines that used punch cards like primitive computers. When the managers weren't looking the workers would through their shoes (which were called "sabos") into the mechanism to break it.
Just got back from a holiday in Lyon. Super interesting place! I got the impression that the quality of life was good for the locals. Met a bunch of friendly Lyonnaise at a music festival and they were extremely generous sharing their party supplies.
Edit: I believe Lyon workers movement were also originators of slogans like "workers of the world unite"