> Is it true that New Zealand is taking its Rugby World Cup defeat pretty
> badly over there?

> Kiwi Gill wrote:

>> First of all, let me state that hubby and I both lack an essential
>> 'kiwi' gene - we couldn't care less about rugby (or any sport for
>> that matter). That makes us somewhat non-experts on the overall
>> matter of the Rugby World Cup.
>> But......... yes, yes, yes - the country is practically in official
>> mourning because of the defeat. For two days solid, you couldn't pick
>> up a paper, turn on the telly news or the radio without hearing about
>> you-know-what. The post-mortem on who should have done what when will
>> now go on for *months*.

> Have they changed the rules so that you can't chase an up and under?
> Or is that league?

>
> Have they changed the rules so that you can't chase an up and under?
>
>

> "Derek White" talktalk.net> wrote

>> Is it true that New Zealand is taking its Rugby World Cup defeat
>> pretty badly over there?

>
> First of all, let me state that hubby and I both lack an essential
> 'kiwi' gene - we couldn't care less about rugby (or any sport for that
> matter). That makes us somewhat non-experts on the overall matter of
> the Rugby World Cup.
>
> But......... yes, yes, yes - the country is practically in official
> mourning because of the defeat. For two days solid, you couldn't pick
> up a paper, turn on the telly news or the radio without hearing about
> you-know-what. The post-mortem on who should have done what when will
> now go on for *months*.