Thread: love to see Kiwi's go down

lets hope that the boys on sat can continue the good work!

Aussie attack rocks Kiwis
Article from: July 19, 2007 12:00am


AUSTRALIA maintained its recent dominance against world netball champion New Zealand with a 53-46 victory against the Silver Ferns last night.

It was Australia's fifth win in its past six meetings with the Silver Ferns.
New Zealand led early at Auckland's Vector Arena, but Australia took control to establish a 17-10 advantage by quarter-time.
Australia increased its lead by one goal in each of the next two quarters, to lead 31-23 at halftime and 44-35 at the final break.
Shooter Catherine Cox, who was recalled to the run-on side in place of her Sydney teammate Susan Pratley, spearheaded Australia's attack with 33 goals from 39 attempts and missed just one shot in the first three quarters.
Vice-captain and shooting partner Sharelle McMahon offered strong support with 20 goals at 77 per cent.
Australia led by as much as 10 goals early in the second quarter.
New Zealand made only minor inroads into the deficit and never got the margin below six goals in the final term.
Prolific Kiwi shooter Irene Van Dyk was the only one of New Zealand's three shooters to average over 70 per cent, scoring 31 goals at 86 per cent.
Cox apart, Australian coach Norma Plummer made one enforced change to the team that started the last Test against Jamaica.
She gave Melbourne Kestrels defender Julie Prendergast her first senior start and her second cap overall, in place of the injured Mo'onia Gerrard.
Plummer made no changes to her team throughout the game, while her New Zealand counterpart Ruth Aitken made three alterations to her starting line-up.
The two teams travel to Australia for Tests in Melbourne on Saturday and Adelaide on Tuesday.

love to see Kiwi's go down

sh*t KT...I thought this was gonna be a sex thread featuring Rachel hunter going down on some well-endowed fellow kiwi...and then you come up with this crap...

the gee will constitute the only win of significance for the aging okers this year..

^ typical Kiwi, mind in the gutter, it IS in the sports room here, give me some credit!

A blow-job isn't sport? Since when?

i suppose you could call it an extreme sport if you allowed a kiwi chick to go down on you.....

^^Since the Chappels bowled under arm in a cricket game."It's not a sport unless you can win by cheating."..old Aussie sporting proverb.

^
Probably the single most shameful event in any sport at any time.
Aussies still cringe when I mention it.

^ fer good reason, I've met the fella too and he's a loud mouthed twat IMHO

^Did you know that the bloke behind the Aluminium bat thingie lives in Chiang Mai?

I think the noble sentiment "It's not if you win, or lose, but how you play the game" somehow got lost in the translation from English to Strine.

^Since when have orstalians been able to read/write/understand English?

Originally Posted by mrT

^ typical Kiwi, mind in the gutter, it IS in the sports room here, give me some credit!

I only ever open "New Posts" and scroll down the topics clicking the things which look interesting...thus I NEVER look at which room it's in...

anyway...having a kiwi sheila going down on an Aussie would be real 'sporting' of her...so looks like it's in the right room after all...

Well, there was that Kiwi air hostess back in the eighties.........

^yea and the twat complained cause he woke up with the hostie sitting on his face...

caused AirNZ to change their slogan though...to





"we do give a fcuk"...

anyway...the game is under way and I'm working...but getting point-by-point updates from MtD via sms...a real gentleman that man...

well the best team won... when we get the ball ...we win.

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FRENCH KISS? An image cropped from a risque French promotional campaign for the Rugby World Cup that is raising eyebrows around the rugby world.

this is what happens when you let the french play rugby...........

^ And I thought the Haka was gay.

yeah yeah yeah, a war of attrition in trying conditions.

suspect try awarded, but regardless the wallabies never looked like scoring whereas the AB did.

fair win.

A bit of a boring game. It was like watching Scotland play Italy.