Yellowbellies in Adelaide/Tasmania April-May 2007

We have taken our rugby talents to many parts of the world, the boys from the Crippled Crows visited us in 2005 for the Maori v Lions game and were such a great bunch of guys we had to reciprocate the gesture. Many thanks to Frits for organizing another great trip and Pete for his work in Adelaide coordinating transport for the team. The local players were great, special thanks to Big Al and his family for having us at his winery in the Barossa valley, Tricky for the brewery tour and joining in with Lou the team resident Ukulele player playing the drums on our last night Adelaide.
Kaz for organizing the pub to watch the rugby and the poetry, which flowed the more he drank.
Many thanks to Tony, Nigel and Haley who joined us from Brisbane for another tour with the team hopefully they will join us on our next trip.

We ventured to Tasmania for a week after touring the state we ended up in Hobart where we played the Tasie Convicts at the University ground.

Team photo at Woodville rugby club Adelaide 2007

The boys showing their age except Pierre who is trying to catch up.

The Woodville team. Many thanks to Peter Brown the ref and Tricky on the far
right for a fantastic trip.

Peter the ref giving instructions, Pierre scratching his head thinking
when did he arrive from mars. The two guys behind Peter had the port,
the most important thing to start a game of rugby.

This photo proves we did play, the playing surface was fantastic many
thanks to the Woodville Rugby Club.

Joint team photo Woodville/Yellowbellies. Nigel was busting for a piss
That’s why his hands are up.

Yellowbellies at West Torrens Rugby Club

The team at the fine session before the game against West Torrens.
Many thanks to Mike Graham for a fantastic job as sheriff for this trip.

Another game another port session. It’s a tough life.

The boys looking worse for wear as the drought broke the day we played the game

The group at their first wine tasting for their day at the Penfolds winery in
the Barossa valley.

Party time at Big Al’s Vineyard

Wine tasting at Taylor’s winery in the Clair Valley

Trev and Ash doing more drinking than tasting.

Boys at the West End Brewery

The boys of to the West end brewery in Adelaide

The rush for the bar, the most important part of the brewery tour. Kevin was in quick.

Yellowbellies in Tasmania
Many thanks to the University Rugby club in Hobart for a great game and after match function

We aren’t late for the game it was played at night and it was cold too.

It was good to see one of our former players now living in Tasmania, Moses and his wife Lesley along with Marlene and Chris braving the cold and windy night.

Many thanks to the Hobart convicts for the game. Yellowbellies in Adelaide/Tasmania April-May 2007

We have taken our rugby talents to many parts of the world, the boys from the Crippled Crows visited us in 2005 for the Maori v Lions game and were such a great bunch of guys we had to reciprocate the gesture. Many thanks to Frits for organizing another great trip and Pete for his work in Adelaide coordinating transport for the team. The local players were great, special thanks to Big Al and his family for having us at his winery in the Barossa valley, Tricky for the brewery tour and joining in with Lou the team resident Ukulele player playing the drums on our last night Adelaide.
Kaz for organizing the pub to watch the rugby and the poetry, which flowed the more he drank.
Many thanks to Tony, Nigel and Haley who joined us from Brisbane for another tour with the team hopefully they will join us on our next trip.

We ventured to Tasmania for a week after touring the state we ended up in Hobart where we played the Tasie Convicts at the University ground.

Team photo at Woodville rugby club Adelaide 2007

The boys showing their age except Pierre who is trying to catch up.

The Woodville team. Many thanks to Peter Brown the ref and Tricky on the far
right for a fantastic trip.

Peter the ref giving instructions, Pierre scratching his head thinking
when did he arrive from mars. The two guys behind Peter had the port,
the most important thing to start a game of rugby.

This photo proves we did play, the playing surface was fantastic many
thanks to the Woodville Rugby Club.

Joint team photo Woodville/Yellowbellies. Nigel was busting for a piss
That’s why his hands are up.

Yellowbellies at West Torrens Rugby Club

The team at the fine session before the game against West Torrens.
Many thanks to Mike Graham for a fantastic job as sheriff for this trip.

Another game another port session. It’s a tough life.

The boys looking worse for wear as the drought broke the day we played the game

The group at their first wine tasting for their day at the Penfolds winery in
the Barossa valley.

Party time at Big Al’s Vineyard

Wine tasting at Taylor’s winery in the Clair Valley

Trev and Ash doing more drinking than tasting.

Boys at the West End Brewery

The boys of to the West end brewery in Adelaide

The rush for the bar, the most important part of the brewery tour. Kevin was in quick.

Yellowbellies in Tasmania
Many thanks to the University Rugby club in Hobart for a great game and after match function

We aren’t late for the game it was played at night and it was cold too.

It was good to see one of our former players now living in Tasmania, Moses and his wife Lesley along with Marlene and Chris braving the cold and windy night.

Many thanks to the Hobart convicts for the game.