My wife is unaware at the moment but it's wall to wall RL possibly in our household stating Friday evening!



2 recorded games from the NRL, 2 Live from the NRL and the live "Magic" games until 8-0pm Sunday Night.



How can I break this gently to her?









Oh and game dosn't get enough TV coverage, not including the Dewsbury v Leigh game

How can you be married to someone who's not aware that it's 'magic' televised RL this weekend? Do you not talk or something?

Was saying on the Wigan board - 6 Live games Saturday back to back. Starting with NRL at 8:30am, finishing 9pm with just 25 mins break at half 12!

You poor fools obviously chose unwisely.



What you want is a lass who, upon seeing the Sky Sports viewing lists the other night, got a little excited and said, "oooh there's rugby on all weekend! Fab!"





I'm playing RL on Sat pm but apart from that it'll be a bit of recording on the V+ box, NRL on the laptop, a crate (or two) of beer, several bottles of wine (for 'er indoors), a few pizzas and a big session at the gym on Tuesday.

If anyone knows a Woman who would not mind watching Rugby from Friday night to Sunday evening could they let me know and i will see if i can make an exchange on my current model.

I don't think we're that rare a breed!

To be fair, I doubt my missus would have a clue that it was ‘Magic’ weekend, or even what that means.



To ask a man if he ever talks to his wife is the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever read on a message board!



Every married man knows that the answer is no - as you can’t possibly get a word in edgeways.



My wife's also in for a nasty shock too.

Well I am of the fairer sex (!) and I can't wait for this weekends rugby fest to begin!! I believe there is also the added bonus of Trent Barrett featuring in one of the Saturday games! Will just have to juggle the teeny housework jobs into the half time/full time slots. May burn the pizzas though

Or does the shock come when she's planned a nice long weekend of shopping and days out and you're taking her!!

Biggest shock to me is, your married

Promise her a magic weekend, let her get her hopes up and when the weekend comes park yourself in front of the telly.

Me and my dad have it spot on. Drive up to my aunties house and stay there for the weekend, drive accross to murrayfield for the day and leave the mother and her sister to shop, jobs a good un'.