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should've lost his feckin rod licence!

Spiffy wrote:

SerjeantWildgoose wrote:How'd the wee ginger ballix get on?

According to the Indo, he played the first half, played confidently and booted conversions from both touchlines.

Good lad. Hope both of them go well and get their careers back on track after the false allegations.

hugh_woatmeigh wrote:

Spiffy wrote:

SerjeantWildgoose wrote:How'd the wee ginger ballix get on?

According to the Indo, he played the first half, played confidently and booted conversions from both touchlines.

Good lad. Hope both of them go well and get their careers back on track after the false allegations.

There's a difference between allegations not proved beyond reasonable doubt and false allegations.

Eugene Wrayburn wrote:

hugh_woatmeigh wrote:

Spiffy wrote:
According to the Indo, he played the first half, played confidently and booted conversions from both touchlines.

Good lad. Hope both of them go well and get their careers back on track after the false allegations.

There's a difference between allegations not proved beyond reasonable doubt and false allegations.

Good luck with this one.

Eugene Wrayburn wrote:

hugh_woatmeigh wrote:

Spiffy wrote:
According to the Indo, he played the first half, played confidently and booted conversions from both touchlines.

Good lad. Hope both of them go well and get their careers back on track after the false allegations.

There's a difference between allegations not proved beyond reasonable doubt and false allegations.

There's something proved beyond reasonable doubt here!

is there such a thing as reasonable false allegations?

BBD wrote:is there such a thing as reasonable false allegations?

If allegations aren't proven in a court of law doesn't mean they aren't true, it means they can't be proved to be true...

Olding is playing his first game for Brive this evening at Bayonne in the opening weekend of ProD2.

Sorry old boy, but I appear to be entirely out of fecks to give!

francoisfou wrote:Olding is playing his first game for Brive this evening at Bayonne in the opening weekend of ProD2.

...and Brive lost but Olding scored a try after 7 minutes and apparently played well.

Jackson's Perpignan were stuffed at home to Stade Français 15-46, even though SF were down to 14 men after 35 minutes when Parisse was given an early bath. However, Paddy did score a try and converted it.

Parrises sending off was very soft

He should have had Paddy's defence counsel.

Damn Straight

Truth, Bro.

Olding must be happy in Brive because he’s apparently already committed himself to a second season, and Brive are among the teams chasing promotion to the Top14 . Jackson’s Perpignan, however, have yet to win a game and are already odds on for the drop.

So you're saying that Jackson and Olding might find themselves facing each other with one in the jaws of promotion and the other at the bottom? That'll be new.

SerjeantWildgoose wrote:So you're saying that Jackson and Olding might find themselves facing each other with one in the jaws of promotion and the other at the bottom? That'll be new.

SerjeantWildgoose wrote:So you're saying that Jackson and Olding might find themselves facing each other with one in the jaws of promotion and the other at the bottom? That'll be new.

Can't add much to that......however, back to the r*gby. Olding saw red today for a clumsy tackle on his opposite number in theProD2 match against Soyaux-Angoûlême. It looked a whole lot worse than it was but the ref had no choice but to send him for an early bath. A few minutes earlier, he'd opened up the defence and created a fine try.
His pal's team in Perpignan are still winless after a 9-12 defeat in Pau (that retirement home for ageing Irish back row forwards) and are 6 points adrift in last place of the Top14.

francoisfou wrote:

SerjeantWildgoose wrote:So you're saying that Jackson and Olding might find themselves facing each other with one in the jaws of promotion and the other at the bottom? That'll be new.

Can't add much to that......however, back to the r*gby. Olding saw red today for a clumsy tackle on his opposite number in theProD2 match against Soyaux-Angoûlême. It looked a whole lot worse than it was but the ref had no choice but to send him for an early bath. A few minutes earlier, he'd opened up the defence and created a fine try.
His pal's team in Perpignan are still winless after a 9-12 defeat in Pau (that retirement home for ageing Irish back row forwards) and are 6 points adrift in last place of the Top14.

Sounds like Jackson could be on the move again at the end of the season, from Perpignan - for whom I believe he signed for two years with a get-out clause if his team are relegated, to Lyon.

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/c ... 27077.html

"Judge Smyth said: "This was a complex police investigation and the prosecution was warranted, albeit the jury did not consider that the charges had been proved beyond reasonable doubt.""

Hey Euge! Is that legal-lingo for the judge saying the Jury fecked up?