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Ted Fahey (11)
Nah...the Blues got pinged for the same infringement earlier in the game.
He pinged Browny for off his feet 5 secs after Nathan Charles had a worse dive'n'seal at the previous ruck.
Nah...the Blues got pinged for the same infringement earlier in the game.
The pills and juice must have just hit the market over there as there was no evidence of such in 07, 08 and 09!
No idea what you're talking about....lol
Agreed, different interpretations ruck to ruck - like Nathan Pearce in the dying seconds Force v Blues!
For having a different opinion?
I actually reckon that was a right decision from the ref. There was no doubt in my mind that the Force players were diving off their feet to protect the ball. I actually think the ref should've blown 2 or so rucks earlier, though. I was acutally watching it wincing - hoping that the Force weren't going to get penalised, but knew that it was coming, and what's more, that it was justified. Really poor breakdown technique from the Force.
Leading rugby referee Jonathan Kaplan has been injured in a motorcycle accident but should be fit to officiate at the World Cup.
South African Kaplan was riding a scooter in Cape Town when a taxi door opened unexpectedly in front of him.
He suffered a cut to a leg in the collision that required 30 stitches.
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The injury forced Kaplan to withdraw from the Currie Cup match between the Blue Bulls and the Free Sate Cheetahs
South African refereeing boss, Andre Watson, said the injury won't prevent Kaplan from attending the World Cup.
Kaplan is the most experienced whistleman in test rugby and is central to the refereeing team assembled for the tournament that kicks off in New Zealand on September 9.
He will now look to get over the injury for a busy August that sees him have some key appointment sin the leadup to the World Cup.
Kaplan is due to be an assistant referee for the match between England and Wales at Twickenham on August 6 and referee the rematch between the two northern giants in Cardiff a week later.
He is also refereeing Ireland against France in Dublin on August 20.
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-union/u...cycle-crash-20110726-1hxtq.html#ixzz1TDtput00
Our condolences go to the taxi door
I always thought he was a scooter man.