Larkham. Light. Tunnel....
October 4th 2007 22:30
...vision 20/20 and certainly not blinded sportsfans.
Yes I do know Stephen Larkham is not the be all and end all of Rugby but he's certainly all that and some and I truly do believe he is the key to unleashing backline play and without him, The Wallabies are still great...there's no Stephen Larkham in team but there is team in Stephen Larkham and... he resumed light running yesterday!!
As long as he doesn't run to it...the light ie...but he's welcome to run in to thedusk sunset..
from Rugby Heaven
Alas he won't be there this weekend to kick some English but...there is a semi coming up at full speed.
No. There is no alternative.
image courtesy of Getty Images
Yes I do know Stephen Larkham is not the be all and end all of Rugby but he's certainly all that and some and I truly do believe he is the key to unleashing backline play and without him, The Wallabies are still great...there's no Stephen Larkham in team but there is team in Stephen Larkham and... he resumed light running yesterday!!
As long as he doesn't run to it...the light ie...but he's welcome to run in to the
How did Dusk get in here? I thought I'd locked the door and aren't I supposed to be the key?...
from Rugby Heaven
In a positive sign, Larkham jogged about 1km at Marseille's Stade Luminy today while the Wallabies completed their first team training run of the week.
Team spokesman Michael Earsman said the five-eighth's goal was to resume full team training next Tuesday to be available for a possible semi-final clash with New Zealand.
Today (Thurs 04/10) was the first time Larkham had run since initially aggravating chronic damage in his right knee on September 14, which prompted the first of two arthroscopies.
Team spokesman Michael Earsman said the five-eighth's goal was to resume full team training next Tuesday to be available for a possible semi-final clash with New Zealand.
Today (Thurs 04/10) was the first time Larkham had run since initially aggravating chronic damage in his right knee on September 14, which prompted the first of two arthroscopies.
No. There is no alternative.
image courtesy of Getty Images
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And Jonny who?
Hope you watch some of the match...I grew my fingernails especially for this one. I'm saving my fingers for the Wallabies v All Blacks match-up...
Have a great weekend Louie!
Dusk
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Go The Wallabies!!
Have a great night G...
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dusksunset..That's a very pretty scene.
I am soooooo not getting into the Jonny thing.