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Something puzzled me about a refereeing decision (or lack of one) in the Italy Wales match. A kick into the Welsh 22 in the second half was cleared by a Welsh defender back into the area where a scrum had broken up, where it was handled by another Welsh player. The ball was then knocked forward by an Italian in a taclkle and a scrum was awarded to Wales. Why not a penalty against them for offside?
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Re: More rugby
Was that the one where the ball was judged to have been touched in flight by an Italian player? (An attempted charge-down, I think.) If so, it would have put all the Welsh players on side.
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One weekend pleasure was the absence of the whiny Welsh git telling us constantly what the players should have done. STV does have some advantages.
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That is no way to speak of the Sainted Jim Telfer - who seems to have been revived of latemarisca wrote:One weekend pleasure was the absence of the whiny Welsh git telling us constantly what the players should have done. STV does have some advantages.
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Jim Telfer has been called many things but I can't imagine "Welsh" and "whiny" being among them. I wonder how many times they will show that try next Sunday?
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The BBC's Scottish one, Nicol, is as bad. Shocked I was when told he can be booked as a comedian or after dinner speaker recounting humorous incidents from his playing days.marisca wrote:One weekend pleasure was the absence of the whiny Welsh git telling us constantly what the players should have done. STV does have some advantages.
Re Jim: I was at school with Colin Telfer who made the team once or twice, if that helps?
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My gym teachers at school were Lionel Weston and Louis Dick.ParaHandy wrote:
Re Jim: I was at school with Colin Telfer who made the team once or twice, if that helps?
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I think Louis Dick and I were at Loughborough at the same time - I was a bit older than him - probably still am...Aja wrote:My gym teachers at school were Lionel Weston and Louis Dick.ParaHandy wrote:
Re Jim: I was at school with Colin Telfer who made the team once or twice, if that helps?
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Dead nice guy. As for Lionel Weston, I know he was at Loughborough but he was a wee bitty arrogant in comparison to Louis.
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Don't remember him but just googled him and he's a couple of years older than me so maybe that's why. Must have been there about the time of Gerald Davies. He once ran past me....Aja wrote:Dead nice guy. As for Lionel Weston, I know he was at Loughborough but he was a wee bitty arrogant in comparison to Louis.
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