#Play mud and blood recon hacked professional

They certainly shouldn't get offended if opposing teams choose to face it in their own way, ignore it, throw a blade of grass in the wrong direction or request, as the Welsh did, that they might be allowed to respond with their own anthem.ДЄnd they lose any argument they have for doing it on the grounds that it is traditional when they perform their all-new Haka, thankfully without the throat slitting gesture, as they did once again at Murrayfield. I love the sight and sound of the Haka but should they always have the final say, psychologically, before kick-off? As if they need it. I have said for a while (and heard it said by plenty of others) that the All Blacks should not be allowed to perform the Haka after the anthems. The game between New Zealand and Scotland was as close to pointless as you're going to get, a point my colleague Phil Harlow has covered in depth elsewhere on this blog, but there is one thing I would like to raise. You see, that little Ronnie Corbett-esque diversion has just cost me 24 pence and over two minutes of precious time. Perhaps also that NO ONE IN THIS TOURNAMENT CAN GIVE THEM A PROPER GAME. They just stand grim and stony-faced.ДЇrustrated perhaps at the fact that a family has chosen the front of the queue to re-pack all five of their cases. I am also encircled by one of the longest check-in queues I have ever seen, consisting almost entirely of All Black supporters - the army of The Dark Lord Henry is on the march again.

You have to work as furiously as you can, while your time left, your money and possibly your life quietly slip away in the bottom right hand corner of the screen. Since I had to check my lap-top in with the rest of my luggage, I am left tapping away at one of those internet kiosks where you pile in coins (which are short).

#Play mud and blood recon hacked professional

This may be the quickest and perhaps least professional blog ever to hit the web but there are valid reasons.