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Blog Source: www.22dropout.com
South Africa coach Peter de Villiers has launched an astonishing defence of banned flanker Schalk Burger.
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South Africa rugby player Schalk Burger has been banned from playing for eight weeks after a gruesome on-pitch eye-gouging attack. eye gouge The gouge …. “This is sport, this is what it's about,” Springbok coach Peter De Villiers said. ...
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Springbok enforcer Schalk Burger has been banned for eight weeks for eye-gouging British and Irish Lions winger Luke Fitzgerald in his country's dramatic second Test victory on the weekend.
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Lions head coach Ian McGeechan preferred not to comment. The Burger incident was the second incident of alleged gouging in Test rugby on Saturday after Italy captain Sergio Parisse was cited for contact with eye area of All Blacks ...
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Guys who can't take it, let's go to the nearest ballet shop and get some tutus", De Villiers said. (Watch the international rugby fraternity start to gang up on South Africa, or refuse to play us if we don't control our discipline) ...
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Andrew Sheridan had his finest moments on a rugby field, coming on as a replacement to keep up the momentum. South Africa were not clean out of their stride, there were occasions in the second half when one Lions try would have killed ...
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Also heading home will be Ospreys and Wales prop Adam Jones, who suffered a dislocated shoulder after an illegal Bakkies Botha charge during the match requiring hospital treatment to have the shoulder put back into place. O'Driscoll, who was badly
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Blog Source: www.footballingworld.com
Then there was that great oaf Peter de Villiers, coach of the Springboks, affecting disbelief that Burger was even sin-binned, claiming that gouging was 'part of the game'. “It's sport, man. This is what it's all about. ...
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"We had two incredible matches against South Africa. People ask if the Lions are still worthwhile. You don't get that kind of Test anymore. Both teams went all-out to win the Test and we could easily have had two victories," said McGeechan. ....
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Blog Source: www.sport24.co.za
Johannesburg – If Springbok coach Peter de Villiers had hoped Monday's press conference at Montecasino here would steer a wide course from the Schalk Burger citing issue in the second Test against the British and Irish Lions, he was quickly ...