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Torquemada 1420 wrote: Sun Sep 04, 2022 7:33 am
TheFrog wrote: Sat Sep 03, 2022 7:36 pm Le Garrec struggled in his first match of the season why the Uruguayan star, Arata, showed him the way.

Jordan Joseph the only guy to deliver in Pau. Can he lift his game in time for the RWC and become Aldritt's number one replacement?

Any of you had heard of Enzo Benmegal? Seems to be promising. Let's see against tougher oppostion.


Clermont wasting points already :thumbdown:
I binned my Premier Sports subscription because they showed so few games last year and could not find any streams: what were you watching on?

Joseph needs to sort his fitness out although I guess with Aldritt, he actually doesn't need to be able to go the full 80.

Yeah, a lot of talk about Benmegal and I see Bernol has already gone OTT calling him the new Teddy Thomas. I only hope he defends better than Thomas.

These early season games are always dismal anyway as sides struggle to find match fitness and cohesion with new team mates.
Unfortunately, I am reading reports, not watching games.. I don't have any rugby subscription and since ESPN+ stopped showing SH rugby, I am without rugby at all except for the France 2 games.
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Marylandolorian wrote: Mon Sep 05, 2022 12:51 pm
Torquemada 1420 wrote: Mon Sep 05, 2022 7:26 am Jalibert has a shocker for UBB and basically costs his side a comfortable win against ST.
Yep, he played only the last 30 minutes and looked a bit lost. It’s the penalties (3 in 30’)plus the 1st try after the late tackle on Dupont that is costing Bordeaux the game.

Both teams showed their potential, I think it was the best game of the weekend.
This year is going to be a year of fierce competition between 4 talented players to make the cut for the RWC. While Ntamack and Jalibert are ahead, Hastoy and Carbonnel have moved to new clubs and may rise to prominence. I have to say that I have less faith in Carbonnel's ability to raise his game at Montpellier where he will be in the shadow of Garbisi.
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TheFrog wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 11:26 am
Unfortunately, I am reading reports, not watching games.. I don't have any rugby subscription and since ESPN+ stopped showing SH rugby, I am without rugby at all except for the France 2 games.
Thanks. We are both blind now then.
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TheFrog wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 11:28 am
This year is going to be a year of fierce competition between 4 talented players to make the cut for the RWC. While Ntamack and Jalibert are ahead, Hastoy and Carbonnel have moved to new clubs and may rise to prominence. I have to say that I have less faith in Carbonnel's ability to raise his game at Montpellier where he will be in the shadow of Garbisi.
Well, I don't think Hastoy is an intl. Gibert is a more talented and a better prospect.

Carbonel's issue is the wrong choice of club. Not because of Garbisi but because of playing style. LaR screwed up in not taking him.
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And I refuse to give money to a fascist, so I hardly watch any rugby on TV.

To be fair when you spend as much time as I do at a rugby club TV is not really relevant (and I am happier without).

Acrossthetasman still has most games if you want to Torrent. (I do not do this often anymore)

I actually did download a youtube stream of Clontarf - Terenure AIL Final as I could not get a recording otherwise ...
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laurent wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 12:37 pm And I refuse to give money to a fascist, so I hardly watch any rugby on TV.

To be fair when you spend as much time as I do at a rugby club TV is not really relevant (and I am happier without).

Acrossthetasman still has most games if you want to Torrent. (I do not do this often anymore)

I actually did download a youtube stream of Clontarf - Terenure AIL Final as I could not get a recording otherwise ...
Thanks. I've not used my ATT login in years!
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BTW, some of us are going to the SA game in Marseille if any of you is around too.
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Torquemada 1420 wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 12:49 pm BTW, some of us are going to the SA game in Marseille if any of you is around too.
I have 2 tickets for the Japan game in Toulouse but unsure I will be able to make it. Would have loved to get to the Marseille game though. A massive occasion for France to make a statement and back last season's win over the ailing All Black with a strong message to the world.
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TheFrog wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 3:37 pm
Torquemada 1420 wrote: Wed Sep 07, 2022 12:49 pm BTW, some of us are going to the SA game in Marseille if any of you is around too.
I have 2 tickets for the Japan game in Toulouse but unsure I will be able to make it. Would have loved to get to the Marseille game though. A massive occasion for France to make a statement and back last season's win over the ailing All Black with a strong message to the world.
Agree. This is a chance to test against the most physical side in the world.
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Watch some of the Top14 highlights.

Impressed by Kpoku.

Noted HABEL KUFFNER as well.

Some good players in this Top14.
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TheFrog wrote: Thu Sep 08, 2022 10:38 pm Watch some of the Top14 highlights.

Impressed by Kpoku.

Noted HABEL KUFFNER as well.

Some good players in this Top14.
I can't even get highlights now. 1st time in decades I won't be seeing any T rugby.
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Torquemada 1420 wrote: Fri Sep 09, 2022 7:09 pm
TheFrog wrote: Thu Sep 08, 2022 10:38 pm Watch some of the Top14 highlights.

Impressed by Kpoku.

Noted HABEL KUFFNER as well.

Some good players in this Top14.
I can't even get highlights now. 1st time in decades I won't be seeing any T rugby.
YouTube
There are official Top14 highlights.

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I subscribed to FloRugby in the USA... just bought a new TV and wanted to enjoy the rugby on it :oops:


Watching Lyon - La Rochelle. Entertaining though there are lots of mistakes. La Rochelle power is unbelievable.

Danty-Rhule in the centers is a scary proposition.

Impressed by Wardi. Powerful, mobile, turns over the ball. Tanga used at 7 and the team relies on him quite a lot.

Hastoy vs Berdeu: Berdeu didn't get much ball but most of the time playing far too deep and kicking aimlessly. Hastoy much closer to the advantage line but it is easier behind a pack that moves forward. None of their placed kicking has been impressive.

Kerr-Barlow clearly the boss at La Rochelle though he also makes mistakes.
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Sloppy finish by La Rochelle allowing Lyon to take a losing BP.

Maraku at the heart of the Lyon come back.
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TheFrog wrote: Sat Sep 10, 2022 2:43 pm Sloppy finish by La Rochelle allowing Lyon to take a losing BP.

Maraku at the heart of the Lyon come back.
That hurt LaR a lot last season: falling apart from winning positions.

Le Garrec has had a total shocker start to this game. Hands a try in what will probably be the worst bit of play the entire season.

{EDIT} And Russell is a dogsh*t flaky as ever.

{EDIT2} Russell really needs to f**k off back to Scotland.

{EDIT3} The umpteenth hail mary pass from Russell goes astray.

{EDIT4) Racing scrum getting bummed. Benmegal may well be the new Thomas. Scores a wonder try and then gives one away with an awful piece of defending that would have embarrassed even Thomas.

{EDIT5} Turnover ball for Racing in a dangerous position. And guess what? Sh*thouse Russell immediately aimlessly kicks it direct to the only Bayonne player back home.

{EDIT6} Racing hammered at the breakdown too. Woki has been invisible playing in the backrow so either he really is a lock now or has played so long away from the backrow, he's forgotten how.
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From 18-8 up, Racing lose. Abysmal, abject 2nd half effort.
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Jalibert has another poor game and also embroiled in a row with Mermoz relating to sleeping with the latter's ex and then posting a pic on social media of Jalibert giving Mermoz the one fingered salute.
https://www.midilibre.fr/2022/09/08/rug ... 530927.php

The lad better wind his neck in fast and start acting like a professional rather than a spoiled brat because, at the moment, his rugby is reflecting his attitude.
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Watching Toulouse - Toulon.

With their offload game, Toulouse do shit - shit - shit and try.
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And Toulon goes asleep after Luc misses a kick to touch. Dupont spots the space and try. How sloppy by Toulon...

Ramos struggling from the tee.

Ntamack with his kicks off hand but great vision ball in hand.
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Dupont started slowly, few mistakes and poor decisions, but now he became alive and is destroying Toulon on his own. :wtf:
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Dupont can be on and off, it is surprising. But the quality of his defensive work cannot be understated.
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Torquemada 1420 wrote: Sat Sep 10, 2022 3:08 pm
TheFrog wrote: Sat Sep 10, 2022 2:43 pm Sloppy finish by La Rochelle allowing Lyon to take a losing BP.

Maraku at the heart of the Lyon come back.
That hurt LaR a lot last season: falling apart from winning positions.

Le Garrec has had a total shocker start to this game. Hands a try in what will probably be the worst bit of play the entire season.

{EDIT} And Russell is a dogsh*t flaky as ever.

{EDIT2} Russell really needs to f**k off back to Scotland.

{EDIT3} The umpteenth hail mary pass from Russell goes astray.

{EDIT4) Racing scrum getting bummed. Benmegal may well be the new Thomas. Scores a wonder try and then gives one away with an awful piece of defending that would have embarrassed even Thomas.

{EDIT5} Turnover ball for Racing in a dangerous position. And guess what? Sh*thouse Russell immediately aimlessly kicks it direct to the only Bayonne player back home.

{EDIT6} Racing hammered at the breakdown too. Woki has been invisible playing in the backrow so either he really is a lock now or has played so long away from the backrow, he's forgotten how.
Racing choice of having a light pack to play fast rugby just ignores the basics of rugby. La Rochelle have understood that you need muscle as well as skills and pace.
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TheFrog wrote: Sun Sep 11, 2022 7:47 pm Dupont can be on and off, it is surprising. But the quality of his defensive work cannot be understated.
Like we keep saying, he is a 4th backrower. His offensive defence is incredible. Who was it he rag dolled and carried back yards last season?

No surprise that West was sh*te. Toulon dump Carbonel and bring in the worst FH in T14 :crazy:

Ramos had a terrible kicking game and did exactly what I keep arguing: he goes long periods kicking everything and then will have a total meltdown. Which is why you can't have him as an intl kicker.
- someone who is an 80% kicker and always kicks 4 from 5 is much better
- than someone who is an 80% kicker but does it by kicking 100% most games and then zero in the odd one

As an aside, his handling and decision making looks like it was bad too.
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TheFrog wrote: Mon Sep 12, 2022 12:33 am Racing choice of having a light pack to play fast rugby just ignores the basics of rugby. La Rochelle have understood that you need muscle as well as skills and pace.
You can get away with that as a game style but it requires players who can do it with structure. Racing's bigger error is to assume they can succeed with Russell playing random, harem scarum sh*t.
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Jalibert still off his form. Not looking good for the AI. He seems a bit lost. Wonder if this has something to do with his relationship with Urios.

His mate Woki struggling to find his position at Racing. Played 8 this time but wasn't convincing.

Two key French players who are not doing to well right now.
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I've just learned that my old club in France will not be fielding a team this season due to lack of players, the first time in over fifty years that they don't have a team representing the Plateau de Sault.

This is very sad.

They were finalists in last season's regional cup competition, too, in the 4e serie
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Tichtheid wrote: Sun Sep 18, 2022 9:28 pm I've just learned that my old club in France will not be fielding a team this season due to lack of players, the first time in over fifty years that they don't have a team representing the Plateau de Sault.

This is very sad.

They were finalists in last season's regional cup competition, too, in the 4e serie
Lowest level last year. A lot of clubs are struggling and they have reorganised the competition once again this year this is difficult for small clubs as we were supposed to go up to promotion d’honneur and end up in régionale 2. This is the new lowest level it looks like...
This is going to be rough I think for some teams.
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TheFrog wrote: Sun Sep 18, 2022 10:18 am Jalibert still off his form. Not looking good for the AI. He seems a bit lost. Wonder if this has something to do with his relationship with Urios.

His mate Woki struggling to find his position at Racing. Played 8 this time but wasn't convincing.

Two key French players who are not doing to well right now.
Jalibert was a bit better but there is definitely something mental in his current form.

Woki in the backrow isn't working at Racing. Whether he no longer remembers how to be a flanker or Racing's style doesn't suit, I have no idea.
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Marylandolorian wrote: Sun Sep 18, 2022 11:09 pm
Tichtheid wrote: Sun Sep 18, 2022 9:28 pm I've just learned that my old club in France will not be fielding a team this season due to lack of players, the first time in over fifty years that they don't have a team representing the Plateau de Sault.

This is very sad.

They were finalists in last season's regional cup competition, too, in the 4e serie
That’s happen a lot in the small towns where the young people leave.
As for the plateau de Sault the article mentioned that it’s the new comers that are not interested in rugby

https://www.ladepeche.fr/2022/09/16/lus ... 547304.php

What were you doing over there?
It's a reflection of what we've seen in T14 since the dawn of professionalism. A combo of factors I think
1) At the top level, money has seen the demise of rugby in traditional heartlands and the rise of the large population centres. End for Dax, Narbonne, Colomiers etc Up the ladder go Montpellier, RCT....

2) Young French don't want to live in small towns or villages (or there is no rural work) and, on top of that, the move to an instant gratification society (fast food, video games...) is a double whammy. This is part of the reason so many Brits go and buy country properties in France for peanuts (there are lots of TV shows here on the subject). The Fre don't want to live there.
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laurent wrote: Mon Sep 19, 2022 5:28 am
Tichtheid wrote: Sun Sep 18, 2022 9:28 pm I've just learned that my old club in France will not be fielding a team this season due to lack of players, the first time in over fifty years that they don't have a team representing the Plateau de Sault.

This is very sad.

They were finalists in last season's regional cup competition, too, in the 4e serie
Lowest level last year. A lot of clubs are struggling and they have reorganised the competition once again this year this is difficult for small clubs as we were supposed to go up to promotion d’honneur and end up in régionale 2. This is the new lowest level it looks like...
This is going to be rough I think for some teams.
I played with them 30 years ago, it wasn’t a high level then but it was fun.
Previously the players were farmers or worked in forestry and already that was changing, some of the players had office jobs in Carcasonne or Toulouse, one of the local flics played.
I think there just isn’t the work to keep players in rural locations, so this is reflected in the demise of these village teams, it’s a whole way of life that is changing.
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Marylandolorian wrote: Sun Sep 18, 2022 11:09 pm
Tichtheid wrote: Sun Sep 18, 2022 9:28 pm I've just learned that my old club in France will not be fielding a team this season due to lack of players, the first time in over fifty years that they don't have a team representing the Plateau de Sault.

This is very sad.

They were finalists in last season's regional cup competition, too, in the 4e serie
That’s happen a lot in the small towns where the young people leave.
As for the plateau de Sault the article mentioned that it’s the new comers that are not interested in rugby

https://www.ladepeche.fr/2022/09/16/lus ... 547304.php

What were you doing over there?
Thanks for posting, I didn’t see your post before I answered laurent.

I built agricultural fencing, mainly it was electric fencing on the mountains for summer grazing for the beef cattle, but there was fencing for bison, boar and sheep too.
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There’s an article here that includes an interview with the president of USPS, I played alongside him in the red and white

https://rugbyamateur.fr/occitanie-forfa ... -se-meurt/
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Tichtheid wrote: Mon Sep 19, 2022 6:58 am
laurent wrote: Mon Sep 19, 2022 5:28 am
Tichtheid wrote: Sun Sep 18, 2022 9:28 pm I've just learned that my old club in France will not be fielding a team this season due to lack of players, the first time in over fifty years that they don't have a team representing the Plateau de Sault.

This is very sad.

They were finalists in last season's regional cup competition, too, in the 4e serie
Lowest level last year. A lot of clubs are struggling and they have reorganised the competition once again this year this is difficult for small clubs as we were supposed to go up to promotion d’honneur and end up in régionale 2. This is the new lowest level it looks like...
This is going to be rough I think for some teams.
I played with them 30 years ago, it wasn’t a high level then but it was fun.
Previously the players were farmers or worked in forestry and already that was changing, some of the players had office jobs in Carcasonne or Toulouse, one of the local flics played.
I think there just isn’t the work to keep players in rural locations, so this is reflected in the demise of these village teams, it’s a whole way of life that is changing.
To be honest the game is in serious decline the numbers have been propped up by ladies rugby expansion and Baby rugby (basically kindergarden with a soft rugby ball).

in Paris area there are now only 50 approximately teams regional level. (Old Series and Honneur)
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laurent wrote: Mon Sep 19, 2022 7:21 am
Tichtheid wrote: Mon Sep 19, 2022 6:58 am
laurent wrote: Mon Sep 19, 2022 5:28 am

Lowest level last year. A lot of clubs are struggling and they have reorganised the competition once again this year this is difficult for small clubs as we were supposed to go up to promotion d’honneur and end up in régionale 2. This is the new lowest level it looks like...
This is going to be rough I think for some teams.
I played with them 30 years ago, it wasn’t a high level then but it was fun.
Previously the players were farmers or worked in forestry and already that was changing, some of the players had office jobs in Carcasonne or Toulouse, one of the local flics played.
I think there just isn’t the work to keep players in rural locations, so this is reflected in the demise of these village teams, it’s a whole way of life that is changing.
To be honest the game is in serious decline the numbers have been propped up by ladies rugby expansion and Baby rugby (basically kindergarden with a soft rugby ball).

in Paris area there are now only 50 approximately teams regional level. (Old Series and Honneur)
Until WR makes the game simpler, more fun to play and more fun to watch, this trend will continue.
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Laporte and his dodgy partners close to real jail time...


https://newho.prod.sudouest.fr/sport/ru ... 63690039-6
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Marylandolorian wrote: Tue Sep 20, 2022 6:37 pm
laurent wrote: Tue Sep 20, 2022 4:26 pm Laporte and his dodgy partners close to real jail time...


https://newho.prod.sudouest.fr/sport/ru ... 63690039-6
This is France, I’ll be very surprise if they get anything more than a fine, they should all be removed from the FFR and the fkng logo on the EDF Jersey also.

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Bernard Laporte : 3 ans de prison dont deux années assorties du sursis, 50.000 euros d'amende et deux ans d'interdiction de gérer une société commerciale, deux ans d'exercer toutes fonctions en lien avec le rugby, avec application immédiate.

Mohed Altrad : 3 années de prison dont deux années assorties du sursis, 200.000 euros d'amende, deux ans d'interdiction de gérer une société commerciale. Interdiction d'exercer toute fonction en lien avec le rugby. «Des peines à la mesure de la gravité des faits», a expliqué le procureur.

Serge Simon : un an de prison dont six mois assortis de sursis, 10.000 euros d'amende. Un an d'interdiction d'exercer toute activité en lien avec le rugby.

Claude Atcher : 2 ans de prison, une année avec sursis, amende de 50.000 euros, trois ans d'interdiction d'exercer toute activité commerciale, un an d'interdiction d'exercer toute activité en lien avec le rugby.

Benoît Rover : un an d'emprisonnement, six mois avec sursis, trois ans d'interdiction de gérer une société commerciale, un an d'interdiction d'exercer toute activité en lien avec le rugby.
I'm with you. These ***ts are slippier than teflon. And I so want them (especially Mackey) to go to jail for a very long time.
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Torquemada 1420 wrote: Wed Sep 21, 2022 8:24 am
Marylandolorian wrote: Tue Sep 20, 2022 6:37 pm
laurent wrote: Tue Sep 20, 2022 4:26 pm Laporte and his dodgy partners close to real jail time...


https://newho.prod.sudouest.fr/sport/ru ... 63690039-6
This is France, I’ll be very surprise if they get anything more than a fine, they should all be removed from the FFR and the fkng logo on the EDF Jersey also.

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Bernard Laporte : 3 ans de prison dont deux années assorties du sursis, 50.000 euros d'amende et deux ans d'interdiction de gérer une société commerciale, deux ans d'exercer toutes fonctions en lien avec le rugby, avec application immédiate.

Mohed Altrad : 3 années de prison dont deux années assorties du sursis, 200.000 euros d'amende, deux ans d'interdiction de gérer une société commerciale. Interdiction d'exercer toute fonction en lien avec le rugby. «Des peines à la mesure de la gravité des faits», a expliqué le procureur.

Serge Simon : un an de prison dont six mois assortis de sursis, 10.000 euros d'amende. Un an d'interdiction d'exercer toute activité en lien avec le rugby.

Claude Atcher : 2 ans de prison, une année avec sursis, amende de 50.000 euros, trois ans d'interdiction d'exercer toute activité commerciale, un an d'interdiction d'exercer toute activité en lien avec le rugby.

Benoît Rover : un an d'emprisonnement, six mois avec sursis, trois ans d'interdiction de gérer une société commerciale, un an d'interdiction d'exercer toute activité en lien avec le rugby.
I'm with you. These ***ts are slippier than teflon. And I so want them (especially Mackey) to go to jail for a very long time.
They'll be found guilty and appeal. Worse is the bunch of idiots who voted them back in will probably vote for them next time around during the appeal.

Trouble is the other bunch are more of the same...
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Flying to Amsterdam with Ange Capuozzo on the same flight. Looks like a - nice - kid. Smiled with a shy demeanor when I congratulated him on his good game and intercept try. :thumbup:
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TheFrog wrote: Sun Sep 25, 2022 4:01 am Flying to Amsterdam with Ange Capuozzo on the same flight. Looks like a - nice - kid. Smiled with a shy demeanor when I congratulated him on his good game and intercept try. :thumbup:
Hookers and dope? :thumbup:
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