England punishment?
29 October 2003, 12:48 PM
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Was there any news overnight about the 16 man incident and what punishment the IRB and dishing out if any? I cant get onto the ITV RWC site 
29 October 2003, 02:33 PM
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Wouldn't be at all surprised if England get deducted 200 points, preventing them from ever reaching a World Cup competition ever again. 
Usual nonsense from people who have their heads stuck so far up their own ar$es they fail to appreciate the people who matter in the game. They are the board of Rugby, and they're all that matters.... apparently. They just fail to grasp the fact that no-one, not even the players in the opposing side, give a **** about what happened. They just feel the need to impose their presence on the game to remind themselves that they are important.
We don't yet know the full story, and there is talk of arguments between England touchline staff and officials...
Regardless of the arguments, bottom-line is that the result of the game was not affected, the opposing side haven't lodged a complaint, and that should be enough of the matter.
Let the sides get on with their preparations for their next games, and leave the idiotic bureaucracy out of it.
Afterall, people want to see the best sides playing Rugby Union!
Usual nonsense from people who have their heads stuck so far up their own ar$es they fail to appreciate the people who matter in the game. They are the board of Rugby, and they're all that matters.... apparently. They just fail to grasp the fact that no-one, not even the players in the opposing side, give a **** about what happened. They just feel the need to impose their presence on the game to remind themselves that they are important.
We don't yet know the full story, and there is talk of arguments between England touchline staff and officials...
Regardless of the arguments, bottom-line is that the result of the game was not affected, the opposing side haven't lodged a complaint, and that should be enough of the matter.
Let the sides get on with their preparations for their next games, and leave the idiotic bureaucracy out of it.
Afterall, people want to see the best sides playing Rugby Union!
30 October 2003, 01:18 PM
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