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joggerjayne | 09:39 Fri 13th Jan 2012 | Sport
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It the winter term.

That means ... misty fields, frosty grass, crispy cool air, and ...

... going to watch my friends' daughter play lacrosse.

I might take my sports kit. You never know. They might be short of a third home or midfielder, LOL. And there's always the mums v kids game, he he.

What else is happening sports wise at the mo? The rugby is soon, yes?
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It is, 6 Nations starts 4th/5th Feb and I cannot wait.
I've been starved of my international rugby 'fix' since the World Cup (bar Shane's swansong in Dec) and I'm pleasantly surprised at how quickly it has come around. Should be a terrific campaign for all concerned.

This clip should stir the blood a little......


CYMRU AM BYTH!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=or_sJ_wrhQc
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Who are the favourites, Phil?
Off [this] topic

> my friends' daughter

Nice apostrophe. Better than my earlier example ...
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Why, thank you, Ellipsis. x
misty fields, crisp cool air? Is lax played in a different season from rugby? Watching jno jnr play rugby always involved standing in pouring rain, mitigated by trips to A&E.

He still plays but pushing 30 he no longer requires (or desires) parental support.
Why Wales of course, jj................!

Seriously it will again be very tight. To coin the usual phrases England are going through a transitional phase after the post mortem of their WC disaster, Italy as ever are the unknown quantity (their win against France in last years championship was edge of the seat stuff and thoroughly desrved), Scotland too are rebuilding after a couple of key retirements and Ireland look as strong as ever.

Wales had a fantastic WC but they too will be without the mercurial Shane Williams but have a plethora of up and coming talent to choose from.

It'll be tight between Ireland and Wales and I feel the French will not reach the heights they did (with some good fortune) in reaching the WC Final, but, as the ultimate cliche goes 'you never know which French team is going to turn up'!!

So as usual, it's all up in the air!
Ah Six Nations... agree need a fix of proper rugby
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Well, maybe we've just been lucky.

Whenever I've gone to watch her play, it's hardly ever rained. I just associate the game with those pitches with a little layer of mist, and watching from the touchlines (I know, I know ... don't get started on LaX touchlines!) ... with a flask of coffee.

And we always get lunch with the girls, which is jolly (although they bagsy a separate table, obviously).

I suppose by 30, you don't really want your parents hanging around, jno.
Whenever females and lacrosse are mentioned I immediately think of the old b&w St Trinian's films......!
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The headmistress was a man in drag !

(I mean in St Trinian's ... not our headmistress, LOL)
he still needs occasional assistance from the Bank of Mum and Dad, jj, just doesn't want to be seen with the proprietors in public.

Regrettably, this is understandable.
Hi JJ, coming down to Falmer tomorrow with 2000 others to see City take on your lot. I hope we play better than last week against Crawley in the cup.

Parking in Lewes and train in. Weather looking good - should be a good day out.

regards, Mark
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Hey, mark ... =0)

Hope you have a great day out here. I might've come to tomorrow's game, but ... (as you'll gather) ... I'm watching my friends' daughter playing lacrosse.

Will you be staying and making an evening of it?
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ps. If this is your first visit to our new stadium, I think you'll be impressed.
No, just coming for the day - about a 3 hour trek.

Parking arrangements around the ground don't look too clever - what do the locals think about having the ground in the middle of no where?

Cheers, Mark
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Oh, hum. Well, although it was a bit rubbish, I loved going to Withdean. Down in League One, at our crappy little stadium, with the hardcore fans ... that was "me" sort of football. But ... look at our attendance figures!! People from here are flooding into the new stadium, even though it's actually quite a trek from here. So I suppose they like it, but it would be nice if it was closer.
my first game since boxing day, can't wait! Looks like it's gonna be a chilly one, just hope the pitch doesn't freeze!
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You don't play on a frozen pitch, do you, pa_ul?
no, that's what I mean, if it freezes it'll get called off, and I don't want that! Partly because the alternative will be to start drinking at 1 and I haven't the money to do that!
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Fingers crossed for a sunny morning, then.

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