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Top14 player imposter!


JDV smashed by Benoit August


The Northampton Saints 30m scrum!


Bastareaud huge hit on Rory Lamont


All Blacks skills - Pt 2 In the backyard


Trinh-Duc sets up Harinordoquy try


Wales vs England 1999


Greg Holmes great hit on Francois Louw



Thursday, May 13, 2010

School of Hard Knocks 2010 - Episode 5

This is the penultimate episode of School of Hard Knocks so as the series comes nearer to a the grand finale, the guys continue their preparation as they play another training game, apply for jobs, and meet Sir Clive Woodward.

Mentored by Will Greenwood and Scott Quinnell, both Test legends, the boys have already come a long way from when they first got together as a squad. The friction that comes from their differing backgrounds still exists, but they’ve made great progress.

In this episode they get to meet Dick Greenwood, who is not only Will’s dad, but a former England coach and player who has plenty to say when it comes to getting the boys in shape and teaching them the basic principles of forward play.

Their meeting with 2003 World Cup winning coach Woodward is yet another highlight of their eight week journey as they pick up some valuable tips when it comes to believing in oneself.

There’s trouble at the start of their game later on though, when one of the players is again found out to have been drinking, which proves a distraction to all.

The job applications at the Olympic Park go pretty well, and by all means it looks as though the group are setting about making great changes in their lives. Next week we’ll post the final episode, and include an update on how the guys are doing today, a few months after the show was filmed.

To those who had some trouble playing part two from last weeks show, a link has been posted there now so you can catch up on what you missed out on.


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17 Comments:

  • Woop. Love this show. Gonna watch now. Thanks RD.

    By Anonymous Benson, at May 13, 2010 8:35 pm  

  • another great episode, cant wait for the final one.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at May 13, 2010 9:23 pm  

  • Really amazing actually, I stand by my original comments but it is an interesting series. I'm jealous they got to meet Sir Clive Woodward.

    Terrible defence though, that number 10 has terrible skills.

    By Anonymous Les Bleus, at May 14, 2010 1:15 am  

  • come on les bleus, its not about making them a good rugby team!

    By Anonymous jimmymc, at May 14, 2010 9:36 am  

  • Great stuff apart from Scott and Will talking. I just skip through all that.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at May 14, 2010 6:43 pm  

  • Has everyone last interest, or just can't be bothered commenting anymore? :)

    By Anonymous Greiffel, at May 14, 2010 6:52 pm  

  • Best line- "Wally thinks he's Dan Carter or Johnny Wilkinson or something"

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at May 14, 2010 7:40 pm  

  • Yeh les bleus, its about petty theives and drop outs being given a chance to meet famous players and figures, when we dont get that chance...

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at May 14, 2010 9:45 pm  

  • ^^^ but if they can help some of these lads to turn their lives around with these opportunities then that's one or two less petty thieves to break into your house, which must be a good thing. You and I probably had a lot of opportunities and experiences growing up that these lads didn't have, so don't be too quick to begrudge them the opportunities afforded to them by this show.

    By Anonymous Phil, at May 15, 2010 9:34 am  

  • *lost. woops

    By Anonymous Greiffel, at May 15, 2010 2:09 pm  

  • ......nah phil....opportunities are where you make them!

    Ok granted i had a good upbringing, but put it this way, if i'd acted out, and caused any ruckus at home, my opportunities would have shot to zero quicker than than these guys would pinch your wallet!!

    So i behaved myself and got more opportunities.

    ok, it sounded very grudgy i suppose, that wasnt really my intention....

    I just think im tired of those who fall off the track being guided back on it with benefits, perks, money, houses etc, whereas those who are hard working and keep well to stay within the lines and on the track get rewarded with their own self satisfaction....as well as being given the wonderful chance to pay for those who fall off the track!....

    I suppose if these guys get turned into 'good citizens' its one less face for me to crack if they get step up to me!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at May 15, 2010 7:33 pm  

  • ^^^ You almost sounded reasonable and moderate until your last paragraph, tough guy.

    By Anonymous Phil, at May 15, 2010 8:28 pm  

  • This show is interesting.I cant wait to see last part. Regards for all from Poland.

    By Anonymous Raf, at May 15, 2010 8:44 pm  

  • hey you don't seem like much of a decent citizen yourself if you want to go around cracking jaws of people you judge and little else

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at May 16, 2010 3:21 am  

  • Not sure about some of the scrummaging advice...

    Straight legs?

    Not sure I agree with the low arse stuff either - props want a high arse to give the locks something to push on.

    By Anonymous JK, at May 17, 2010 10:24 am  

  • Hey i have nothing against normal citizen, it is those hooded sh*tbags i.e chavs that drive me insane.....

    I wouldnt go out of my way to have a scrap, but if one of them "tried to be 'ard" then why wouldnt i take enjoyment out of it?

    To me it sounds pretty reasonable.....

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at May 17, 2010 3:48 pm  

  • As much as I hate the Will and Scott chatting bits I did enjoy Will saying he wished that fat joker would have left

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at May 17, 2010 5:53 pm  

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