Adrian Caoimh of Tabulam NSW (Reply)
Mon 17 Nov 08 (05:34am)
Mon 17 Nov 08 (05:34am)
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Rugby League Referees and all that NOISE!!!!!!!
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How about shutting them up during the game? All this shouting ... they are not coaches. Why should the spectators be subjected to all their noise? If a player transgresses then penalise him. We, the public, do not need to hear referees shouting instructions throughout the entire game. It is needless. It is silly. It is offensive. It is environmentally ludicrous! It is tiresome. It makes it difficult for many of us to watch the game as all we hear are the constant irritating noises from referees.
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How about shutting them up during the game? All this shouting ... they are not coaches. Why should the spectators be subjected to all their noise? If a player transgresses then penalise him. We, the public, do not need to hear referees shouting instructions throughout the entire game. It is needless. It is silly. It is offensive. It is environmentally ludicrous! It is tiresome. It makes it difficult for many of us to watch the game as all we hear are the constant irritating noises from referees.
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Sunday, November 9, 2008
Sack Pontng
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The Telegraph is witness to my earlier and oft-repeated cries for Ponting to be replaced by someone who has the interests of cricket at heart, We need a diplomat, not a curt short-tempered man who has been full of himself.
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Monday, November 3, 2008
Laws of English
But notice how the reporter kept saying 'garnish' as if the sprinkling of parsley or the addition of a maraschino cherry would spice his interview with John Laws?A smile broke over my face when Laws subtly told the reporter that the correct word was garnishee.
Telegraph Nov 2, 2008
Telegraph Nov 2, 2008
Saturday, November 1, 2008
Chasers and that Irish Referee
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Was he really a referee? I thought maybe the Chasers had slipped in one of their own! Well done ABs and Wallabies for not assaulting the Irishman.
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Kevin Rudd’s position vis a vis GW Bush and the G20 episode is a ‘so what?’ something, Malcolm. I don’t think any reasonable Australian would be too upset by such a pronouncement. Bush has been the worst thing to happen to the world since ... well, a long time, anyway. Bush has made so many gaffes that one more, even if made public by Rudd and The Australian, would only serve to reinforce public perceptions.
And I also am a bit miffed by the suggestion [made by you on Insiders yesterday] that Telegraph may not be considered erudite enough to be recipients of political handouts.
I hold a PhD and I am an avid reader of the Telegraph, mainly because it allows me a voice via comments such as you provide.