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DaveH wrote: I trust we are not going into a Phil Collins pun extravaganza. Hello, is that the time, I must be going.

I can feel it coming...

(You watch, that'll be the genesis of loads of 'em)

I myself will be staying out of any such punfest; I don't want to get in too deep...

Against the odds, I don't care anymore but You'll be in my heart.

That's All.  

Maybe perhaps thats why you are a easy lover wino,(so iv'e heard).Anyway next week i'm down in the Duchy for some more days in paradise.

I am sorry chaps for setting them off. I don't feel it is really my fault, in fact no one is to blame - well OK maybe he is partly responsible.

Actually I have a mate, Ron, who made the suggestion. He did feel someone might mention Genesis and the bible. Yes it is all due to Ron and me.

At which point maybe I should lead the exodus.  

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You've made a lot of posts, Dave, your Numbers are really impressive. That last one was a revelation.

Job done!  

Revelation? Don't they make luggage?

No, that would be Samsonite.

TDH,  

Samsonite I thought that was a paint?

The Pirates have signed Canadian international prop Scott Franklin and Samoan international fly half Doug Sanft.

Where did that last post come from; it seems to have some relevance to this thread??

Typical one looks away for a moment and Pirate Pig gets in with a posting that has something to do with the thread. Well spotted Cheshire. It is testament to something new to this forum - keeping on track.

Not only is Pirate Pig posting something to do with the thread, he is also posting facts!! This is off season, wild rumours only please.

Phil Angove ex Mounts Bay,Redruth and Cornwall coach has joined the Pirates as their scrummaging coach.

good acquisition that. I have worked with Phil before and he certainly knows his kit when it comes to scrummaging! Good luck to him

He's just been in South Africa for six weeks, said it was a 'most informative and enjoyable' trip.  Watch out for a Boering signing or two, perhaps?

Phil Angove is quite rightly a legend in Cornish Rugby, it was a pleasure to talk to him for just a couple of minutes.
I also bumped into Heino Senekal this week.  That was an experience, his size is formidable.  Previously the only player I've met that dwarfed me was Kevin Moseley, but Senekal is literally a man mountain.  How great would it be to see him play for Bay?

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The Druth Hurts wrote : Previously the only player I've met that dwarfed me was Kevin Moseley

You're forgetting Ronnie Corbett, it seems...