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Written by Jeremy Beynon   
Sunday, 04 May 2008

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If you were in any doubt about the skill levels of the Newport Nasties then the performance at Avoca Park today laid any concerns to bed.

4 Nasties defied logic by playing 20 minutes before our match for the opposition. Well done those blokes.

And it happened...

The Newport Nasties over 35's rugby team hit the park at 1:04pm today. Skip Mcgrath led the team onto the park, chest out, arms

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wide like a young peacock looking for his pea hen (Donna you have been warned).

The Nasties played hard against a far more experienced team from Avoca and should have taken the points if it wasn't for a very dubious refeering decision after 10 minutes. The Nasties took this blow well and kindly handed the opposition two tries.

Sadly this meant the Nasties opened their account with a loss. Unfortunately the second match went the same way...

Special mention needs to be made of Jeremy "Boyo" Beynon. Boyo, scored the Nasties first ever try. Fitting to such a good looking bloke, all nasties acknowledged that a forward couldn't have scored the try.

There is no truth in the rumour that "Stavros, the Greek god of goal kicking" tried to trip him up on the way to the line.

As the battle ebbed and flowed, Skip Mcgrath showed some great form and fantastic angry faces, he did enough face pulling to earn the 3 points and the barrel of heineken. Well done Skip.

Moment of the day was provided by our magnificent number 8 Tim Bentley, Whilst the Nasties had struggled to create much and all points had been scored via interceptions our "belle" of the ball Bentley took things to another level.

Faced with open ground from 65 metres out he decided to run for the line, all outside backs decided that his selfishness deserved penance and boy did he get it.

On the 65 metere mark, Bentley broke the world record for the most strides on the one blade of grass. Well done Tim a gig on Lord of the Dance with Michael Flately awaits you.

Much beer and frivolity was had after.

Special awards by way of the website committee (me) have been handed out as follows:


1. 3 points and player of the Day, Skip McGrath - Not just for the team song rendition.
2. Hawko - Well done
3. Trent Williams and Stavros - A great battle for worst boots of the day
4. Stavros for his worst boots of the day
5. Ray Howells for his choice of Aviators
6. Mike Sergeant is buying the next keg due to his tardiness today - poor effort from the cow wrestler.
7. Mike King - for leaving his hands at home
8. Adam law - mate trainers are for training.
9. Sean Pamanamnalambananannana - For his lack of leg meat
10. Deak - No man should shower with his underpants on like you did
11. Justin B and Mike S - Apparently catching the ball is not required in a game of rugby, particularly from lineout when you are the second rowers
12. special mention to Scott Dalton - The best 3 seconds of Dinosaur rugby ever played.
13. Boyo - hero to many
14. All others... Well done and expect your name up in lights next time... you know who you are.. King Brothers, Mike, Dean, Paul "My nose is broken" Hawke, Mita, Damien, Simon "pup" Walsh.

 

 

 

 

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