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Wed 29 Jul 2009 | 12:14
The Flour Bomb Test - All Blacks vs Springboks 1981

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Posted By: Grant Constable

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  • wolonel
    2:01 AM 07/10/2012

    Thanks RD for posting..

    All of the views are interesting no matter how ill informed or odious, and indeed, many are very revealing of how rugby people see the world. I would say that I think one of the sayings of the day, that which says 'sport and politics should not mix' is in essence a good guide for a society's actions. Insofar as a sporting occasion should never take place where politically the reasons for it taking place are wrong. No room for hypocrisy and no double standard.

    NB There are some wildly inaccurate views expressed above regarding the genetic makeup of the people of the island of Ireland. Perhaps a visit to a library or a day taken off to study on the internet, based on the complex history of that part of the world spanning the last 800 years, would allow some of the contributors to validate their opinions less offensively.

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