Talk:Richard Horne

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I think that this page should be more about the Author Richard Horne rather than this rugby player. Please discuss further

Richard Horne is an international sportsperson since the turn of century. He is reknowned throughout the world. He played for his club side Hull FC in losing the Super League Grand Final in front of over 70, 000 people. He is the captain of the team and has played in Ashes series against the Australians.

I would say it would be innapropriate for this man to be bumped.Londo06 20:01, 21 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]