Barbarians Australian Tour 2017
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Sadly, that's just as possible.
But please, don't associate me in any way with the business of the ARU.
More disassociating myself with them. As a Tahs fan sadly you are still stuck with them.
Inside Shoulder
Nathan Sharpe (72)
Timani put a hand in the scrum to retrieve the ball on two occasions - had me scurrying to the world rugby laws app to see if it I'd missed another change.
Inside Shoulder
Nathan Sharpe (72)
He bagged them in the press conference from which the comments rugby.com.au did report were taken
He bagged them to Drew Mitchell. I can assure you, I only listen to Jones on radio when I need a laugh: can't wait to watch my recording of Q&A from last night. Rudd & Jones rewriting history together.
Brumby Runner
Jason Little (69)
But speaking as one on one issue at least, or at last. Nothing to do with rugby, but Jones did get a few digs in again .
wamberal
Phil Kearns (64)
Deans never picked him to play a test.
Mr Doug
Dick Tooth (41)
I didn't say that he did. In Sam's early years, conversations between Robbie Deans, Carter family members, and friends of Sam's, were enough to reveal Robbie's high opinion of Sam, and his reasons for not including Sam in his squad. Those reasons were in relation to his (then) light weight, and his (then) vulnerability in his neck area.
Scrubber2050
Mark Ella (57)
Mr Doug, I for one (and you obviously) hope he plays the house down and receives his fat Barbarian's envelope over there
jimmydubs
Dave Cowper (27)
The warning was in the first half and the ref said as much
"listen - it's for offside, I warned you in the first half, repeated infringements..."
Warning an hour ago. Jones may have gone over the top but that was about the wankiest excuse for a yellow I've ever seen.
I agree it was pretty soft.
Scrubber2050
Mark Ella (57)
Honest question ; Which rule specifically outlaws such action ?
Slim 293
Stirling Mortlock (74)
(m) Acts contrary to good sportsmanship. A player must not do anything that is against the spirit of good sportsmanship in the playing enclosure.
Dan54
David Wilson (68)
I believe it comes under the unsportsmanlike law Scrubber, think it was outlawed about the same time as the dummy pass from 9 at base of scrum etc.
Strewthcobber
Simon Poidevin (60)
He never grounded it!
The penalty for unsportsmanlike behaviour is a penalty and the ref restarted the game with a scrum - so maybe he had a bit more of a feel for the nature of this game then he's been given credit for..
The move broke a few of the technical restart laws as well imho
I reckon they were getting into "cavarly charge" territory as well - though that one is a whole other argument (as the law is so poorly written)
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The penalty for unsportsmanlike behaviour is a penalty and the ref restarted the game with a scrum - so maybe he had a bit more of a feel for the nature of this game then he's been given credit for..
The move broke a few of the technical restart laws as well imho
I reckon they were getting into "cavarly charge" territory as well - though that one is a whole other argument (as the law is so poorly written)
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Scrubber2050
Mark Ella (57)
^^^^^^^^
Thanks guys - appreciated.
Seens a little waffley.
Reckon lots of behaviour could be classed as that including push and shoves (which generally go unpunished unless a punch is thrown).
Personally I thought it was a terrific move and quite exciting to watch.
Ah well
Thanks guys - appreciated.
Seens a little waffley.
Reckon lots of behaviour could be classed as that including push and shoves (which generally go unpunished unless a punch is thrown).
Personally I thought it was a terrific move and quite exciting to watch.
Ah well
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Alan Jones knew it was illegal, he just wanted something for the highlights reel, it may have been denied but it got plenty of coverage
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