Can't believe this thread was started.
There are so many things to do, surely one just needs to be creative. Our family are competing to see how long we can press our tongues against a hot radiator. I am definitely winning that one! Then we have some pineapples to juggle, and I have dared my son to lick a pigeon, which is one of the most disgusting things to learn to do. In fact, how can anyone claim to have spare time, with so many activities to perform?
This is a good point. When I was thinking about it , it's quite interesting (to me, anyway) how many of our really strong club servants were only capped once or twice. I think you could do a pretty good "Quins XV with fewer than five international caps each" as well! A front row of Marfo, Gray and Collier would not be terrible, for example.
On this point, I often think Andy Harriman should have been picked ahead of one or both of the Underwoods. But that's based on talent/ability.
I agree with this. On his day he was definitely better than Tony Underwood. Whether or not he had Rory's nose for a finish might be more debatable. Either way, he definitely fits the "Top Quins players with fewer than 5 international caps" criteria!
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