Ex-RAF Pilot, business owner, former Flying Camel, I know the number for Truck Master if you need it. U9 Rugby cat herder and cattle prodder.
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I’ve just seen tweets suggesting that people switched votes because they didn’t receive leafleting from their usual parties! This is exactly why I voted for Eastern Eye tandoori.
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SING OUT - our all-comers and parents choir - entertaining the folk of Bridgemead care home. #jinglebells #themeaningofchristmas
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Great work Kieran👏🏼👍🏼 @melksham6thform @MDSRugby @RAFRugbyDev @RAFPoliceRugby @RoyalAirForce – at Bradford-on-Avon, England
Great to hear that former @melksham6thform and @MDSRugby pupil Kieran has successfully completed his RAF basic training. Everyone at MadDog would like to send their congratulations and wish you the best in your career.
We need to go and see this @tgkiwi @LewisMoody7
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Rugby is a game of respect 🤝
If you're not already involved at your local club, it's time to findrugby.com 👊
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It worked ...thank you👏
Greg Underhill is from the 'whole-force' family at RAF Coningsby. On Saturday his son Sam Underhill will line up with England against New Zealand in the Rugby World Cup. Best of luck to England and Wales this weekend! @EnglandRugby @WelshRugbyUnion @RoyalAirForce
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Hasn’t been touched on but the reason teams around the world continue to grow and develop is because the All Blacks have set a standard for so long that has driven the other nations to try and chase down.. 12 years of dominance is super impressive👏🏼👏🏼One loss doesn’t change that
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I wonder if today’s the day I’ll be able to have a reasoned and respectful argument on Twitter without an opponent mischaracterising my stance, throwing insults, assigning guilt by association, or incorrectly guessing what I secretly believe.
I won’t hold my breath.
Fortnite is not sport’s enemy — outdated coaching is | IrishExaminer.com irishexaminer.com/breakingne…
What a great way to end the season! Happy kids, total participation and a fond farewell to tag rugby... Ceremonial tag chucking to finish. Here comes contact! @QKidsFirst @FideliusGroup @LewisMoody7 @BathRFC1865 @Mattperry15
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Can’t wait to take on our #LMFMegaTri challenge tomorrow with this great crew for
@lewismoodyfoundation
#TackleBrainTumours #WeCanYouCan #LewisMoodyFoundation @ycoyacht #livelifeinyellow @BoseUK #TeamBose
Thanks for the sponsorship @FideliusGroup Grass roots sport at its best- making memories for life playing at Twickenham. @LewisMoody7
Thanks ever so much to @OkehamptonRFC for looking after our boys today. Great fun, great games, great skills on show, big smiles and lots of sportsmanship. #rugbyfamily @LewisMoody7 @FideliusGroup #tourists @GBGlamping @GordanoSupport @bathrugby @BathRFC1865
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Wonderfull day with @bathrugby u8 minis, #widegame learning orienteering and #evasion #teamworkmakesthedreamwork #dartmoor pilot rescue
Great prep for games tomorrow 👏🏼👍🏼#rugbyfamily @BearGrylls
@twowheelprofessor @MDSRugby
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Most rugby coaching vacancies now list “playing at a high level”. Assume their physio vacancies require “long and extensive injury history” too. I’m sure some ex pros might do a good job. Doesn’t change that playing isn’t coaching.
A brave group of men. Thoughts with the families of those who didn’t come home.
28 years ago during Operation @1991DesertStorm we @RoyalAirForce prisoners-of-war were on our way to freedom. Tonight, we gather to celebrate that freedom & take ale. Lots, & LOTS of ale.
& we remember the sacrifice of our colleagues who didn't make it home.
RIP the fallen.
ALT John and his p o w friends sitting on a sofa drinking and looking very happy
ALT A tornado flies across the desert at very low levels and high speed
ALT John and other raf prisoners of war in yellow suits on a bus
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In the ‘King’s Cup’ opening encounter the fledgling Royal Air Force outfit, with the last- minute addition of an amazing Air Force character, met a strong New Zealand Services XV at a windblown Swansea on St David’s Day 1919…
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