: Sat May 31, 2008 10:57 pm  

DAR130 wrote:

According to the BBC he was young and was tricked into doing it so that makes it ok for them.

Oh right. Makes me laugh. Hypocrites.

: Sun Jun 01, 2008 9:40 am  

DAR130 wrote:

According to the BBC he was young and was tricked into doing it so that makes it ok for them.

Yes, 'stung by the tabloids' was the phrase used on radio 5.

: Wed Jun 04, 2008 9:04 am  

Andy Gilder wrote: Next time a league player gets a lenient hearing from the judiciary just before a big cup game, don't all cry "only the RFL would do something like that"... http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_u ... 414641.stm A four week ban commuted down to 7 days because there's a final on the horizon. Didn't that happen to Martin Johnson once a few years back ?

Andy Gilder wrote: Next time a league player gets a lenient hearing from the judiciary just before a big cup game, don't all cry "only the RFL would do something like that"... http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_u ... 414641.stm A four week ban commuted down to 7 days because there's a final on the horizon. Didn't that happen to Martin Johnson once a few years back ?

: Thu Jun 05, 2008 8:32 am  

t-r-i-n-i-t-y wrote:

Can't wait for the BBC to stop creaming themselves over that Dayglo fella. Would anyone in another sport get a free pass for what he got caught by the News of the World doing?

What was he caught doing then?

As far as I recall it was the heinous crime of "talking bollox whilst trying to trap off".
I for one would not want to be held to account for all the tripe I spouted in the past whilst trying to gain access to an attractive young lady's knickers.

(Just for the record I am not really a dolphin trainer, nor 747 flight engineer, nor even a sound technician for Triple M FM. I have never been shot at and I have never raced a car or motorbike around Silverstone or Brands Hatch.)

: Tue Jun 10, 2008 7:58 pm  

New Zealand rugby is in turmoil. Whether it is Dan Carter leaving for Europe, or the empty seats at last weekend's match, the sport's most passionate followers have fallen out of love with the game. Rugby's Black outlook

New Zealand rugby is in turmoil. Whether it is Dan Carter leaving for Europe, or the empty seats at last weekend's match, the sport's most passionate followers have fallen out of love with the game. Rugby's Black outlook

: Tue Jun 10, 2008 8:02 pm  

“There’s no stop-start, the essence of what rugby is, anymore. If guys wanted to play rugby league, they’d go out and play rugby league." Brian Habana speaks

“There’s no stop-start, the essence of what rugby is, anymore. If guys wanted to play rugby league, they’d go out and play rugby league." Brian Habana speaks

: Sat Jun 14, 2008 9:07 pm  

Dead Man Walking wrote:

Didn't that happen to Martin Johnson once a few years back ?

Yes and his ban conveniently ran out the day before an England match.

: Sun Jun 15, 2008 12:24 pm  

McClennan wrote: Brian Habana speaks 'Habana suffered a serious shoulder injury after scoring a try against the Stormers on Saturday. He should be out of action for at least four weeks.' I've never heard 'shock' described as a 'shoulder injury' before.

McClennan wrote: Brian Habana speaks 'Habana suffered a serious shoulder injury after scoring a try against the Stormers on Saturday. He should be out of action for at least four weeks.' I've never heard 'shock' described as a 'shoulder injury' before.

: Wed Jun 18, 2008 12:41 pm  

They are a disgrace to the country. Send them home.

[Matt_Horton]

: Wed Jun 18, 2008 3:25 pm  

tigertot wrote:

They are a disgrace to the country. Send them home.

Burn them