Thingimubob
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I do, better than you it seems...
I wouldn't agree with that mate...
I do, better than you it seems...
Trust me you don't, you can live your life thinking you do and it probably won't affect you but your ego might suffer if it does...I do, better than you it seems...
And I understand that you can still be reckless while playing within the rules of the game, that had been my point the entire time. The way in which Brown violently and repeatedly kicked the in that ruck was negligent and reckless and that's why a ban should follow in my opinion.I don't have much of an ego.
I just understand that the laws allow you kick the ball in a ruck and they disallow "reckless" actions.
That means, necessarily, that either: 1) kicking the ball in the ruck isn't reckless, or 2) the laws are hypocritical.
Unless the ball is on or under a players head, or the player attempting to kick the ball runs in and swings his leg back to kick it, it's not reckless IMO.
The way in which Brown violently and repeatedly kicked the in that ruck was negligent and reckless and that's why a ban should follow in my opinion.
His negligence in how he kicked at the ball has resulted in him breaking a law. (10.4 (c) Kicking: A player must not kick an opponent) If you don't agree that it was foreseeable that swinging his feet at the ball 5-6 times in less than two seconds is reckless and it could be for seen he'd end up kicking his opponent like he did that's fine and we won't agree on that, it'd be a rather illogical stance though.Of what? The amount of care which you are to afford other players is dictated by the laws - if the laws state that your action is legal, then how can your action be negligent?
There are no circumstances specific to that ruck which preclude kicking the ball as a legitimate action as far as I can see... if there were, specify them.
He completely outplayed Joseph, who if I remember correctly is due to be the best 13 in Europe by now, today!!Not seen the game yet but happy with the win yada yada yada
I have, however, seen a clip of a trysaving tackle by Jack Nowell on Robbie "For some reason the Irish think he's a really good outside centre" Henshaw.
Who was it who was saying that he was gonna be steamrolling everyone? He got Cornish Pastied.
How come he lost, then?He completely outplayed Joseph, who if I remember correctly is due to be the best 13 in Europe by now, today!!
How come he lost, then?
3 of your front five completely outplayed ours, while the others achieved parity!! (I really wasn't bothered coming up with something witty)How come he lost, then?
Mike Brown is a numbskull he deserves to be yellow carded in every game, he's a liability.
I picked England to win this match earlier in the thread but only by 3 points.
I think Ireland are steadily getting worse and they desperately need their injured players back.
I think England are steadily improving and this was still a big result for them to give the home fans optimism about finding a way back from the RWC result.
Eddie Jones is working miracles and Wales had better be on their best game if they want to be the first Welsh team to win back to back matches at Twickenham since 1978.
Great see Captain Hartley put in a big shift.
Using other people's heads as a doormat is literally what makes rugby great you Oirish bastid. But still Poite h8s England.His negligence in how he kicked at the ball has resulted in him breaking a law. (10.4 (c) Kicking: A player must not kick an opponent) If you don't agree that it was foreseeable that swinging his feet at the ball 5-6 times in less than two seconds is reckless and it could be for seen he'd end up kicking his opponent like he did that's fine and we won't agree on that, it'd be a rather illogical stance though.
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He completely outplayed Joseph, who if I remember correctly is due to be the best 13 in Europe by now, today!!
How come he lost, then?
Luckily Wales are insignificant to the English.
We want to beat Ireland and we want to beat France.
The others are just "also ran"s.
Luckily Wales are insignificant to the English.
We want to beat Ireland and we want to beat France.
The others are just "also ran"s.
Luckily Wales are insignificant to the English.
We want to beat Ireland and we want to beat France.
The others are just "also ran"s.
Luckily Wales are insignificant to the English.
We want to beat Ireland and we want to beat France.
The others are just "also ran"s.