Oracle of Delphi
Craig HillStephen Larkham and Mt Everest...
May 28th 2007 16:26
....other than both being at their peak (tee hee) ...share another fact in common.
Both came into their own on this day...May 29th.
Mt Everest - May 29th 1953:
Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay are the first people to reach the summit of Mount Everest (and it was Norgay's birthday).
Mt Larkham - May 29th 1974
....was born....
...and look...here's a gift for me....okay...well...a second gift...for me...
from ABC Sport
Have a lovely day y'all....
Both came into their own on this day...May 29th.
Mt Everest - May 29th 1953:
Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay are the first people to reach the summit of Mount Everest (and it was Norgay's birthday).
Mt Larkham - May 29th 1974
....was born....
Happy Birthday Stephen!
...who needs candles?...ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch...OUCH....
...and look...here's a gift for me....okay...well...a second gift...for me...
from ABC Sport
Larkham to return for second Test
Monday, May 28, 2007. 9:32pm AEST
Fly half Stephen Larkham is expected to return to the Wallabies line-up for Saturday's second Test against Wales in Brisbane.
Larkham missed Australia's 29-23 victory over the Welsh in Sydney on Saturday because of a hamstring strain, but he should win a 96th international cap in the final match of the series at Suncorp Stadium.
"It's very promising at this stage," Larkham told reporters after a workout on Monday.
"I got through 30 minutes with the team and I didn't feel it any stage through there.
"That was enough for me today and the doctor's happy with that so tomorrow we'll progress it a bit more."
If selected, Larkham will replace Sam Norton-Knight, who debuted in the last-gasp win, while world record breaking Test captain George Gregan is also set to come back into the side with Matt Giteau switching from scrum half to inside centre.
Forwards Dan Vickerman, Benn Robinson and George Smith will be elevated from the bench as coach John Connolly assesses his options ahead of the Tri-Nations and the World Cup.
-Reuters
Monday, May 28, 2007. 9:32pm AEST
Fly half Stephen Larkham is expected to return to the Wallabies line-up for Saturday's second Test against Wales in Brisbane.
Larkham missed Australia's 29-23 victory over the Welsh in Sydney on Saturday because of a hamstring strain, but he should win a 96th international cap in the final match of the series at Suncorp Stadium.
"It's very promising at this stage," Larkham told reporters after a workout on Monday.
"I got through 30 minutes with the team and I didn't feel it any stage through there.
"That was enough for me today and the doctor's happy with that so tomorrow we'll progress it a bit more."
If selected, Larkham will replace Sam Norton-Knight, who debuted in the last-gasp win, while world record breaking Test captain George Gregan is also set to come back into the side with Matt Giteau switching from scrum half to inside centre.
Forwards Dan Vickerman, Benn Robinson and George Smith will be elevated from the bench as coach John Connolly assesses his options ahead of the Tri-Nations and the World Cup.
-Reuters
Have a lovely day y'all....
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Comment by Wendi
That pic? Icing on the cake.
; )
Comment by DuskDevi
Rugby World Cup 2007
That pic? damn...wish it was icing on my cake.....
What does that mean?
It sounds rude...but...it makes no sense!!!
Comment by KylieW
Celebrity Obsession
Oh well, guess we can't all be rugby gods.
Comment by DuskDevi
Rugby World Cup 2007
Explains why you are and I am quoting here... blonde, buxom and bodacious....and the Dux. Brilliant. It's all about...balance.
Comment by Ash
Australian Traveller
Flashes of memories
Happy Birthday young man
Comment by Nina
Nina
Comment by DuskDevi
Rugby World Cup 2007
How much do I love that photo?
Let me faint the ways...
Comment by DuskDevi
Rugby World Cup 2007
I am well and carefree...and care full...and careful...!
I hope you are well too pretty TV Babble-ina.