General Rugby Thread

Davenport vs St Bonaventure in College D1a

Nightmares first full 15s game, proper scrums, lineouts and injuries. Emma got player of the match after making two try stopping tackles, making both conversions and assisting in both trys. Team player. Colour and b+w to taste

Like the colour version a little more as the green and gold jerseys "pop" a little more. For me the b&w gets a little busy in all the stripes of the jerseys.

The fashion seems to be for very busy shirts these days. I'm not keen, but clubs seem to like them.

Spatial awareness is pretty important too, especially when it comes to differentiating between the try line and the dead ball line

Oh no! Gutting!!

Seen it happen at all levels over the years, and this was no biggie for us as we were playing in green and gold

Oh yeah I remember that Sam Cane one, if you want to look for blood follow Josh Goodhue, he goes headfirst into everything at 110%

Couple from yesterday. Knew i would be in trouble ISO wise with the 1D mk3, so took the 6D instead with its "crippled" AF system but more than useful ISO ceiling

And a whopping ISO 25600

no one post here anymore?

I will be after 7s this coming weekend

rugby is much better than American footbal

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rugby is much better than American footbal

Not sure what you mean by that. To photograph? Or to play? Because neither statement makes any sense.

How can you compare two completely different sports? The rules are vaguely similar, but really, the tactics, strategy, etc. are completely different. They are both fantastic sports in their own way. Comparing them makes no more sense than comparing soccer and hockey.

For me, American football is harder to shoot because of the helmets obscuring the faces. Hard to connect with or invest in emotionally with a faceless figure.
AF also has twice the options given its passing game as opposed to rugbys pure running game.