SuperRugby: Brumbies v Reds. 26/05/2012

[Draggs]

Canberra Stadium, Canberra - 09:30 GMT, 26/05/2012

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[TRF_Ezequiel]

vBookie Brumbies - Reds

vBookie added

 

[jermano]

Brumbies have got this one, Even Quade can't help.

 

[Larksea]

dangerous reds side who are backed into a corner. going to be an interesting game, I dont normally watch all aussie games but this is almost a finals qualifier.

 

[Hulk Hogan]

Reds by 2

 

[Darwin]

Supporting the Brumbies in this one.. simply as I don't want the Reds to catch up with the Highlanders on the table

EDIT: Phenomenal individual try by Morahan!

 

[TRF_Cymro]

Ah it's the Steve Walsh show.

 

[smartcooky]

OMG this is AWFUL!!!!!

What a staggering contrast between the exciting, sometimes brilliant running rugby of the Hurricanes v Rebels match, and this bore-fest!

 

[SomeOke]

Wow, I usually hate missing any matches but I almost booked out of this one.
Frustrating game to watch.

 

[Gavin]

OMG this is AWFUL!!!!!

What a staggering contrast between the exciting, sometimes brilliant running rugby of the Hurricanes v Rebels match, and this bore-fest!

Much more at stake probably made it more tight and boring.

 

[lynam1104]

Steve Walsh didn't help. He did however improve in the second half. He's an incredibly **** ref.

 

[LittleGuy]

Why does he always walk around like he's got a carrot up his bum? Did he break his hip at one point, it looks like he runs awkwardly and I know people with hip issues never really regain there proper running motion.

 

[Sker]

Perhaps because he really has a carrot up his arse.

 

[TNT88]

I'm watching the replay now, Walsh has done a good job so far. This had a real potential to turn into a complete mess (ie: AUS vs SA 2011). But he stayed focused and kept the game on track. Which is very hard to do.

 

[smartcooky]

Why does he always walk around like he's got a carrot up his bum? Did he break his hip at one point, it looks like he runs awkwardly and I know people with hip issues never really regain there proper running motion.

Steve Walsh began refereeing at the age of 13 after a serious neck injury he sustained at the age of 12, curtailed any chance of him playing Rugby again, or any contact sport.

http://www.nzonscreen.com/***le/the-whistleblowers-2004

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/06092011/58/world-cup-referee-steve-walsh.html

 

[LittleGuy]

Steve Walsh began refereeing at the age of 13 after a serious neck injury he sustained at the age of 12, curtailed any chance of him playing Rugby again, or any contact sport.

http://www.nzonscreen.com/***le/the-whistleblowers-2004

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/06092011/58/world-cup-referee-steve-walsh.html

I kind of feel like a jerk for posting that now, but that totally explains it, he walks and runs very...upright shall I say, dosen't really swing his arms properly either, I have had some neck issues with repetitive motion and overuse(pounding in 2,500 T-posts by hand was not a good idea it seems), and it's difficult to retain proper posture.