...until I read this.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/7208486.stm
The big cheat.
If Roeder had decided to punch him on the nose, I would have been right there offering to hold his coat.
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Wesley Hoolahan, Hoolahan, WESLEY HOOLAHAN
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I know, what a bar-steward.
Ollie still cracks me up though.
Actually, I DO like Holloway...the strange thing was he went on about how terrific he thought we were in the post match press conference, so I was not aware there had been some argie-bargie during the match. Typical, the one home match I've missed this season and there's a decent sounding scrap on the pitch and handbags on the touchline too....
I know, we never get that excitement anymore. That's why I follow the rugby!
Yeah know what you mean! I love the way rugby players will just square up and openly trade the sort of punches that would fell an ox and then just get on with it.
In footy you're in trouble if you so much as look annoyed at another player. Blimming nanny state....
Let's face it, however much they may tut on MotD, everyone loves a good pitch battle.
You and me are on the same wave length Patrick.
That's why northern rugby is fantastic!
Take the boxing day game for example, crap game for 79 minutes than a mass brawl at the end which sent the fans home a little happier.
That's why big Danny Grewcock is such good value at Bath. He is a real meathead, and NOT the sort of bloke you want to fall foul of in a Bath night club, but you just know that when he plays there's going to be some really unpleasant incident involving biting/gouging/stamping/punching. Possibly all four.
The rhinos used to have a similar player, Barry Mcdermott.
One of his claims to fame was that he was the first person in Huddersfield to ever be maced by the police. Nuff said!
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