Would the last to leave the valleys turn out the lights?
Moderators: Tigerbeat, Rizzo, Tigers Press Office, Tigers Webmaster
-
BJ.
- Super User
- Posts: 5170
- Joined: Tue Apr 19, 2005 12:08 pm
- Location: One step ahead of the rest of the herd
Would the last to leave the valleys turn out the lights?
Jonathan Davies is heading for Clermont, says the Beeb.
Whatever you do, don't argue. We might never hear from you again.
Re: Would the last to leave the valleys turn out the lights?
You're not serious? They've now got lights in the valleys?
Nowadays referees decide matches, players by how much.
Re: Would the last to leave the valleys turn out the lights?
Powered by electricity generated from (Polish/US??) coal most likely.
Re: Would the last to leave the valleys turn out the lights?
LLanelli is nowhere near the valleys.
Re: Would the last to leave the valleys turn out the lights?
All depends on what you class as "the valleys"! It is pretty close to the Tawe and Amman valleys!Llanelli is nowhere near the valleys
Re: Would the last to leave the valleys turn out the lights?
http://www.espn.co.uk/france-top-14-201 ... 05837.html
Ian Evans going to Toulon. You can see why Toulon are not happy with the proposal to limit the number of overseas players.
Ian Evans going to Toulon. You can see why Toulon are not happy with the proposal to limit the number of overseas players.
Re: Would the last to leave the valleys turn out the lights?
Thread title reminds me of my friend's farmer uncle near Carmarthen back in the 1960s who when threatened by the Ministry of Agriculture, as it then was, begrudgingly put the "the electric" into his cowsheds but didn't put it into his farmhouse though as he couldn't see the point!
For when the One Great Scorer comes to write against your name,
He marks - not that you won or lost - but how you played the Game."
He marks - not that you won or lost - but how you played the Game."