Captain10,129 posts
10 Jul 2024, 00:50
#81
10 Jul 2024, 00:50#81
Mostert and Smith were
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Captain10,129 posts
10 Jul 2024, 00:54
#82
10 Jul 2024, 00:54#82
At sea ....................... like your rugby nous .
Captain30,741 posts
10 Jul 2024, 01:54
#83
10 Jul 2024, 01:54#83
Blob given you have zero rugby knowledge or input how the fuck would you know what rugby nous entails huh?
Fuck me you are stupid
Pro5,061 posts
10 Jul 2024, 05:04
#84
10 Jul 2024, 05:04#84
" Someone who consistently insults others in such a manner over an internet forum might indeed have personal issues or be experiencing significant emotional distress. Such behavior could stem from feelings of insecurity, frustration, or a need for attention or power. Psychologically, it might indicate underlying issues with self-esteem, anger management, or difficulties in social interactions. Describing someone like that, you could say they appear to be struggling with their own emotions and projecting them onto others in an unhealthy and hurtful way. "
Pro5,061 posts
10 Jul 2024, 05:14
#85
10 Jul 2024, 05:14#85
Here you knob help yourself:
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1. **Therapy or Counseling**: Engaging with a mental health professional can help address underlying issues such as low self-esteem, anger management problems, or emotional distress. Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) is particularly effective in changing negative thought patterns and behaviors.
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Overall, the goal is to help the individual understand and manage their emotions better, develop healthier coping mechanisms, and improve their interpersonal skills. "
Coach57,555 posts
10 Jul 2024, 10:05
#86
10 Jul 2024, 10:05#86
None of the Mostert issues quoted was in respect of his performances on franchise level in Soper Rugby and not on test Rugby level. It in fact refers to performanmcess of Mostert on Super rugby level and nothing about it refers to his prformances on test level when it was written in 2016,
Mozart does no realize that playing test rugby is a huge step up for performaces playing Super Rugby level and is totally blind to that fact. His limitation on test rugby level is way below what it was on Super Rugby level.
Because he is lightweight he can be easily lifted up highger than would happen to real locks jumping in line-outs. What happened after jumnping is also important. and myths like that Mostert is a good effective tackler on test level is not in evidence since he is not an effective tackler, In fact on Super Rugby levcel De jager in thed period 2013 to 2015 was always a better lock than Mostert was. as proven in him being in the Spring bo WC squad n 2015 - where he ahd to play in everfy est because of the fact that Matfield was injured and even amnaged to bugger up in the semi as he was a total flop.
In any event - I trhink De Jager and Willemse will be back for the Champions Cup test matches starting in August and so the Estehuizen and Mostert pipe dreams of some members will stop. EVsterhu,izen was only in t he presen squad since Willemse was no available.due to injury and thre same applies to Mostert as well. . . .
Captain30,741 posts
10 Jul 2024, 11:22
#87
10 Jul 2024, 11:22#87
Mpower have you found a new toy? As I said you are too fucking stupid to come up with your own material hence the need for assistance
Now go stick that dummy back in your mouth and be sure to change your nappy
Pro5,061 posts
10 Jul 2024, 12:23
#88
10 Jul 2024, 12:23#88
Reaction to be expected…..but go ahead and laugh it of, this is exactly you : )
Captain30,741 posts
10 Jul 2024, 12:49
#89
10 Jul 2024, 12:49#89
Do you honestly think I give a flying fuck what anyone said on here about anything - do we know each other have we ever met and those we have met was so long ago that it’s a mere blur
Get a grip - I still love you don’t worry :)
Captain21,007 posts
10 Jul 2024, 13:13
#90
10 Jul 2024, 13:13#90
Just watched a replay of Cunningham's performance against the ABs.
That oak is a demon. He's gonna be something else when he hits his prime. Agile, massive, strong and seems to make good choices.
Finally, a forward from another country that I wouldn't mind seeing play for Boks.
...I knew it would happen one day ;)
Captain30,741 posts
10 Jul 2024, 15:26
#91
10 Jul 2024, 15:26#91
A south sea islander - he is a brute at 120kg he takes some stopping
Imagine what he will be like when he adds muscle
Becs won’t approve of him as he is not English
Captain21,007 posts
10 Jul 2024, 17:23
#92
10 Jul 2024, 17:23#92
I thought he was English but just schooled in NZ?
I mean he doesn't look like an Islander but rather like a mixed race English chap. His surname is Cunningham...not Tafikimanititi after all.
Pro4,378 posts
10 Jul 2024, 18:27
#93
10 Jul 2024, 18:27#93
His parents are English…..his Dad has Jamaican roots, I believe. No Polynesian involved !
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