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Flannery you dirty ****
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Lads, Noone defended Flannery against France and yes that was dirty but well the incident on Sunday ye really must be digging in desperation.
I was in stadium Sunday and well it funny how ye even argue it was deliberate. Lets take into account
- Weather made pitch very slippery
- It was an incident where if he pulled leg out it'd be some achievement
- And he acknowledged it wasn't deliberate immediately as did the touch judge and ref who both seen it
It was a penalty but a yellow would have been harsh and as for a red or citing
come on act as if ye know something about it.
As for comparing it with gouging Mr, I hope you never coach a kids team if that attitude it accepted as Gouging not only can harm a man's career but his life also.
As I said this thread really at balls of desperation and boredom.
I was in stadium Sunday and well it funny how ye even argue it was deliberate. Lets take into account
- Weather made pitch very slippery
- It was an incident where if he pulled leg out it'd be some achievement
- And he acknowledged it wasn't deliberate immediately as did the touch judge and ref who both seen it
It was a penalty but a yellow would have been harsh and as for a red or citing
come on act as if ye know something about it.As for comparing it with gouging Mr, I hope you never coach a kids team if that attitude it accepted as Gouging not only can harm a man's career but his life also.
As I said this thread really at balls of desperation and boredom.
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Many irreguliar actions can lead to a life threatening in extreme conditions, talking just about the cervical vertebras: upside down tackle, scrum voluntery collapsing,...
Whatever I'll stop debating with you Mistermuffin, as you can't help to make me say what I never did, as latest example that eye gouging should be accepted.
What's this expression Shtove: Marie Cloche. Is this like the French one "Clochemerle" which relates of unusefull fight spirit that ordianary touches small communities ?
Whatever I'll stop debating with you Mistermuffin, as you can't help to make me say what I never did, as latest example that eye gouging should be accepted.
What's this expression Shtove: Marie Cloche. Is this like the French one "Clochemerle" which relates of unusefull fight spirit that ordianary touches small communities ?
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