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Taking up Rugby - fluff - 31-10-2017

Evening all.

I was just after some outside opinions. The house move is coming along nicely and for the begining of next year I'm going to up to the eyeballs decorating etc but I was thinking of taking up rugby for the next coming season.

Would taking up rugby at the grand old age of 32 be a good thing to do? I played at school and fancied taking it up at the locall rugby club where I'm moving too.

Just looking for opinion's that's all.

Be good,

Jim.

P.S. When's X factor over? Life is depressing enough.


Taking up Rugby - Sparkystav - 31-10-2017

Firstly its over tomorrow, well the show is anyway.

secondly, why not take it up! if you feel fit enough then go for it


Taking up Rugby - fluff - 31-10-2017

Thanks for the reply Sparkystav. Was just wondering if anyone had taken it up in their 30's and it turned out to be an injury nightmare. I'll give it a go and see what happens me thinks.

Good news about X factor too. The future's bright.


Taking up Rugby - TM - 31-10-2017

:lol:is that 30 going on 40 something:lol::lol:i play 5 a side every friday,and i'm 29 going on40 something,and enjoy it,so keep going:wink::Shooting:dont worry about :Bazza:until it happens,enjoy yourself Blush


Taking up Rugby - Lexusboy - 01-11-2017

If you do decide to play rugby i would cover yourself with insurance as your self employed arent you?

I tried to make a come back in football a good few years back 1995 and got injured in my first game and was out for the season, What was worse is i worked hard on my fitness pre season dropping a couple of stone on the way.

I could not make the end of a hop scotch track now :laugh:


Taking up Rugby - TM - 01-11-2017

[quote=Lexusboy]If you do decide to play rugby i would cover yourself with insurance as your self employed arent you?

I tried to make a come back in football a good few years back 1995 and got injured in my first game and was out for the season, What was worse is i worked hard on my fitness pre season dropping a couple of stone on the way.
:tongue_smilie:

:Shooting:think u too too old mate :laugh::lol::lol:


Taking up Rugby - Lexusboy - 01-11-2017

Far to old and only one leg works now:biggrin:


Taking up Rugby - TM - 01-11-2017

Lexusboy Far to old and only one leg works now:biggrin:
:thumbup:all 3 of mine work:laugh::laugh:


Taking up Rugby - Lexusboy - 01-11-2017

I heard that the middle one of your three is not worth talking about:laugh:


Taking up Rugby - fluff - 01-11-2017

Taking out insurance sounds like very good advice. I have emailed two clubs not too far from where I'm moving too so will ask the question when I see the coaches. Let's hope you don't have to pay a higher premium for being over six foot.

Thanks again lads.

Jim.