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Stonefly Posted: 29.01.2006, 16:14

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kenwyn Posted: 30.01.2006, 15:29

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It's just a game of rugby not the end of the world Stonefly. It was a good game to watch, Exeter deserved their 16-3 half time lead just as the Pirates deserved to bring it level with a couple of minutes to go. Exeter's late try was the only time they got into our 22 in the second half. Although I'm not blaming the ref he certainly didn't do us any favours!

Back to the drawing board. icon_smile
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AndyQ Posted: 30.01.2006, 18:43



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Stonefly Posted: 30.01.2006, 18:58

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last visit: 07.08.07 		Looking closely at that photo, Andy, I'm wondering if that's the defender's hand I can see beneath the ball, preventing it from being grounded...
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CJenkin Posted: 30.01.2006, 20:41



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last visit: 09.05.08 		At the game - only the referee thought it wasn't a try! Hard to see how it couldn't have been scored.
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AndyQ Posted: 30.01.2006, 21:19



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Looking closely at that photo, Andy, I'm wondering if that's the defender's hand I can see beneath the ball, preventing it from being grounded...



Stonefly, i think you'll find the ball was moved forward before being grounded.
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CJenkin Posted: 31.01.2006, 11:40



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last visit: 09.05.08 		To score a try all you need is downward pressure, its difficult to see how that couldnt have happened from there.
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ruckinred Posted: 02.02.2006, 17:42



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ALL TICKETS HAVE GONE, THE GAME IS A SELL OUT
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HarvsPenzance Posted: 02.02.2006, 17:47



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last visit: 17.02.07 		The words 'Cornish Pirates' and 'sell out' in the same post? Stonefly will love that one! Poor old 'fly and his ex-beloved Pirates... he wasn't this upset when his 'girlfriend' got a puncture!

C'mon Stonefly i'll beat you 76-22 at insults. Revenge!
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Stonefly Posted: 02.02.2006, 20:30

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last visit: 07.08.07 		Still using that same "blow-up doll" gag, HP? For the record, you'll find it was 22-76; the Reds were at home that glorious spring afternoon (30th March 2002, in case you were wondering!)
As for upset, I'm too busy basking in the smug warmth of watching the Bay remain top of their league - why, less than a fortnight back I was in Truro bearing witness to 'The Massacre on St Clement's Hill' icon_lol
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Apoplynda Posted: 04.02.2006, 16:55



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last visit: 17.02.07 		Just wanted to wish Matt Jess and Joe Bearman all the best with their move to Gwent Dragons
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AndyQ Posted: 04.02.2006, 16:57



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Apoplynda Posted: 04.02.2006, 17:12



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last visit: 17.02.07 		Kevin Moseley signed them both up Thursday. This the first website I've posted the news on
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AndyQ Posted: 04.02.2006, 17:16



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last visit: 17.02.07 		Good old Kev, he did a lot for the Pirates, we shouldn't forget that fact.
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Apoplynda Posted: 04.02.2006, 17:30



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last visit: 17.02.07 		that's nice to hear, glad people remember the good times
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