. . . they weren’t disgraced.
When the score at Rugby Park last night was three-all I received a text from a friend who was at the game saying we needed a bomb scare.
It did go downhill for the challengers after that, but the final score wasn’t too bad: Southland 48 – North Otago 3.
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The spirit of Rugby is alive and well in the provinces.
Well done North Otago – a gutsy effort.
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HP you needed to be in front for the bomb scare to work. A draw means the defending team keeps the Shield.
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I enjoyed the game.. some interesting new players there for me. Liked the look of NO 1st five Paston.
JC
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