Their big blokes and the heat.....

[Milky]

Someone else mentioned the big warriors pack was a bit of a myth these days - size wise anyway…pretty even looking imo

It was the Warriors supporter in another thread who said they are no longer the size they used to be (similar words) he was also not concerned about the heat because they have had similar heat in NZ lately. Your homework has taught me something Ink would unever have thought our blokes would be slightly bigger, our blokes shouldn't get steamrolled the, hope!

I was at new zealand about a month ago and one thing is certain, their sun is much stronger than ours, the weather there is hotter.

Pretty sure it's the same sun.

Sorry, i couldn't resist.

yes, but NZ is closer to the holes in the ozone layer thus making it stronger, the ozone layer prevents the direct contact with the sun.

 

[stryker]

^ :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:
What a load of crap.

 

[Milky]

^ :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:
What a load of crap.

http://www.waikatoregion.govt.nz/Environment/Natural-resources/Air/Ozone-depletion/

 

[Cultured_Bogan]

It was the Warriors supporter in another thread who said they are no longer the size they used to be (similar words) he was also not concerned about the heat because they have had similar heat in NZ lately. Your homework has taught me something Ink would unever have thought our blokes would be slightly bigger, our blokes shouldn't get steamrolled the, hope!

I was at new zealand about a month ago and one thing is certain, their sun is much stronger than ours, the weather there is hotter.

Pretty sure it's the same sun.

Sorry, i couldn't resist.

yes, but NZ is closer to the holes in the ozone layer thus making it stronger, the ozone layer prevents the direct contact with the sun.

The ozone layer filters out ultraviolet radiation. You still cop the heat from direct sunlight either way Milky.

 

[jirskyr]

I was at new zealand about a month ago and one thing is certain, their sun is much stronger than ours, the weather there is hotter.

Pretty sure it's the same sun.

Sorry, i couldn't resist.

yes, but NZ is closer to the holes in the ozone layer thus making it stronger, the ozone layer prevents the direct contact with the sun.

The ozone layer filters out ultraviolet radiation. You still cop the heat from direct sunlight either way Milky.

Not just that, but Auckland is further south than Sydney (all of NZ is south of Sydney) and receives a smaller % of overall sunlight each year (cf the equator).

Av March temp in Auckland is 19, no slouch, but it's 22 in Sydney.

So one holiday to NZ is a nice reference point, but sorry Milky not exactly scientific.