Simple, when you know how


By Munchkin
May 4 2008

One of our youngest ever match reporters provides his insight into the simple game that is Rugby Union. The advantage of youth is the lack of egotism in truly reflecting the joyous game being played in front of a bunch of expectant Supporters. Could the Times do better?

You'll see clearly he's noted field position and phases of play,  with colour-coded notation:  LI in green,  Leeds in yellow,  the refs in red and his feelings on the play at hand in blue.
It is clear that London Irish held the upper hand after a spirited 1st quarter by Leeds.
As you can see, he actually preferred drumming but is, at this very moment, putting his Match report through Baby-lFish. We hope to have his translation shortly.
Watch this space.
BABY-LFISH Translation now available here ...

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Simple, when you know how
Discussion started by The Craic www.londonirish.org , 04/05/2008 22:10
The Craic www.londonirish.org
04/05/2008 22:10
Simple, when you know how

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bisach
04/05/2008 22:17
Well done Munchkin. I await the Baby-lFish translation with interest.

I think your efforts will spur others to have a go at a match report next season.

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Props are not stupid
06/05/2008 11:46
What a great report, Munchkin! Ta!

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jerrym
06/05/2008 13:46
Archie enjoyed playing rugby with you at half time and also enjoyed his birthday yesterday.

See you next season.

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