Our dear friend, and some other very one eyed kiwis, all agreed validity with the red card given to the French 15. She quoted the Justin Marshall to support her erroneous views, a smart move of course because JM often gets it right when the kbbs are floundering badly and displaying their awful bias.
Some weak minded Saffas, sniffing the way the wind was blowing (as they are apt to do!!!) and abandoning any pretence of making a principled stance - affected too by the ref no doubt and by the animal like baying of the rabid kiwi crowd, made asses of themselves by siding with the kbbs!!!!
Not so Beeno of course who got it right by noting it was a totally accidental incident. Beeno getting right is of course a very familiar occurrence as the board wells knows!
SO READ this Cloudy and co and acknowledge the error of you ways! EX Supersport. (Ou warped has of course lost his way completely so cant expect much from the DUD!)
The red card that saw French fullback Benjamin Fall sent off in the second test against New Zealand was cancelled on Monday by a World Rugby judicial committee. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Fall's dismissal, following a mid-air collision which left All Blacks flyhalf Beauden Barrett concussed, came 12 minutes into Saturday's test in Wellington that New Zealand won 26-13. (Which is in reality a French win!)
The red card was criticised by the All Blacks management and players who said the collision which sent Barrett head first into the ground was accidental. (Even the bent wee abs got it right but no Cloudy and company!!!!!!!)
The judicial panel, headed by Australian Adam Casselden, said that after reviewing all the evidence it was agreed to cancel the card.
Video footage showed Fall at all times "had his eyes on the ball whilst it was in the air, which showed, in our opinion, a clear intention, on the part of the player, that he intended to contest it," the committee found. (As noted by BEENO!!)
It said Fall had collided with All Blacks centre Anton Lienert-Brown just before leaping for the ball and that had caused him to lose his balance.
By running into Lienert-Brown, Fall "was denied the time and the space to put himself in a position to avoid a collision" with Barrett.
"We did not consider that the player's actions, in the circumstances of this case, were deliberate or reckless."
Because of his head knock, Barrett is unlikely to play in the third and final test in Dunedin next weekend.
Well well well! Always best to consider what Beeno says on the matter! Hahaha hahahahahahahahahaha Hilarious stuff from the kbbs and the fellow travelers!!!
