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Leicester Tigers v. Northampton Saints - Premiership Final

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    #152
    rrpc
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    jamiedav2011 wrote: »
    Did Myler think the ball had to bounce before it went out and just miss hit the kick?

    That would hav been ok wouldn't it?
    Yes, the ball would have been in play before it went out. But as IBF alluded, I think Myler thought it had to cross the line of the 22 before it went out, hence his confusion.

    I don't think he miss hit it, just wanted to get it across the 22 and out which is why he ran to that side.

    Maybe :confused:


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    #153
    matthew8
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    I've been siding with the Northampton players the whole time, but that's a pretty dumb assumption for Myler to make, especially considering he took it so hastily with Barnes shouting at him from across the pitch.


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    #154
    .ak
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    Could he have gotten away with tapping it over the 22 with his kick and then picking it up and THEN kicking it straight out?


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    #155
    corny
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    .ak wrote: »
    Could he have gotten away with tapping it over the 22 with his kick and then picking it up and THEN kicking it straight out?

    Of course. He just had to restart the game.


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    #156
    Grandpa Hassan
    Registered Users Posts: 1,945 ✭✭✭Grandpa Hassan


    Just watching the highlights on itv2, and mallinder, being interviewed before the game, (by craig bl**dy Doyle who should not be let anywhere near a rugby game!) is going on about the pressure of a derby final, and how important it will be for his players to keep their cool and their discipline. He said he was confident in his senior players ability to handle it. What little he knew....


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    #157
    Hermy
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    From Irish Times
    Rory Best called up to Lions squad after Dylan Hartley banned for 11 weeks
    England hooker found guilty of verbal abuse towards an official during Saturday’s Aviva Premiership final

    Genealogy Forum Mod



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    #158
    matthew8
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    The Hartley incident aside, England look like they have an absolutely sick amount of talent at FB. Tait, Foden, Brown, Daly, Armitage, Goode. None of whom would look out of place on an England team.


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    #159
    .ak
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    Is the game worth watching? Hartley incident aside?


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    #160
    thomond2006
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    Grandpa Hassan wrote: »
    Just watching the highlights on itv2, and mallinder, being interviewed before the game, (by craig bl**dy Doyle who should not be let anywhere near a rugby game!) is going on about the pressure of a derby final, and how important it will be for his players to keep their cool and their discipline. He said he was confident in his senior players ability to handle it. What little he knew....

    Mallinder has to take some responsibility for not sorting out Hartley's discipline.


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    #161
    Grandpa Hassan
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    .ak wrote: »
    Is the game worth watching? Hartley incident aside?

    It really is a very good game. Worth a look. Some of the breaks from tait and foden are real class


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    #162
    irishbucsfan
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    Wasn't THAT great tbh, red card ruined it really. Was never going to be won by anyone but Leicester


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    #163
    Rightwing
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    I thought it was quite good, but they are always better when you have a bet on. Saints were as good up until the sending off, and tired badly in the last 15 mins.


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    #164
    duckysauce
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    Almaviva wrote: »
    Makes no sense to me for him to say it to Barnes.
    A 'cheating' ref makes no sense. He might think a ref made a mistake, or is favouring th opposition or whatever. But cheating is just wrong in this context.
    Calling one of the opposition a cheat has more logic to it.

    I can see him being let off on this one. And think probably he should be.

    Yep makes no sense, you call another player a cheat , you call the ref a prck etc, without him hearing you .


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    #165
    toomevara
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    Cockerill banned for 9 matches following his utterly ridiculous conduct during the final. I fear this is just the tip of the iceberg for this sort of carry on...

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-union/23140518


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    #166
    jamiedav2011
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    toomevara wrote: »
    Cockerill banned for 9 matches following his utterly ridiculous conduct during the final. I fear this is just the tip of the iceberg for this sort of carry on...

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-union/23140518

    Hopefully Matt O Connor hasn't learned too much from him...


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    #167
    irishbucsfan
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    toomevara wrote: »
    Cockerill banned for 9 matches following his utterly ridiculous conduct during the final. I fear this is just the tip of the iceberg for this sort of carry on...

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-union/23140518

    Delighted for him. He was acting like a child, and clearly wrong.

    He was on the sideline swearing at and abusing officials repeatedly in clear view of the cameras and the story that dominated headlines was Hartley. So at least justice is served somewhat.


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    #168
    Larbre34
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    Both Geordan Murphy's and Matt Hampson's books will give you a flavour of Cockerill's character. I know its not the Willow Park U-11s he's dealing with, but still he reads as a bit of a thug. The Tigers team he played in were like the crazy gang.

    9 matches is a good marker to lay down, bit too much lip from him and Mallinder and Richards and a few others lately


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    #169
    irishbucsfan
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    Larbre34 wrote: »
    Both Geordan Murphy's and Matt Hampson's books will give you a flavour of Cockerill's character. I know its not the Willow Park U-11s he's dealing with, but still he reads as a bit of a thug. The Tigers team he played in were like the crazy gang.

    9 matches is a good marker to lay down, bit too much lip from him and Mallinder and Richards and a few others lately

    I've encountered him a few times and he's been a gentleman. But some people are very different on the field/sidline I guess.


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    #170
    Buer
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    Larbre34 wrote: »
    Both Geordan Murphy's and Matt Hampson's books will give you a flavour of Cockerill's character. I know its not the Willow Park U-11s he's dealing with, but still he reads as a bit of a thug. The Tigers team he played in were like the crazy gang.

    Interestingly, it was one of his celebrated front row team mates, Dorian West, that was criticising him for his behaviour.


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