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Doesn't sound like the Les I have spoken to in the past really.

Yep I reckon when the defence have their turn it may be a bit different.

Times doesn't mention the name he gave police - Shontayne Hape

Barry Mac

Do you think they were indulging the usual Rugby Union post match high jinks in that nightclub? Drinking games, drinking songs, timing each other to knock back a yard of ale, exposing ones private parts, simulating lude acts on each other, french kissing oh and drinking flat lager from a shoe.

You forgot bashing each other over the head with a tin tray to the tune of Zulu Warrior...maybe that did it?

If I had a Christmas card list something like that would make me alter it.

Possibly. I forgot a few others including one involving urination, one involving a bucket everyone's been sick in, the old favourites of lighting a fart and wearing underpants on your head and I remember hearing a story off my mate from his students union bar work involving another bodily function but I reckon I'm just about the right side of the AUP so I'm saying no more.



Actually this is also pouring candle wax on certain bodily areas got to remember that one.



It's not just two extra players, the rolling maul and line outs that I'm glad we've abolished since 1895.

Nor me either.



Clealy it would be bad form to comment on a open case, and expose RLFANS to claims of sub judice, but personally speaking I do wonder what might consitute 'good natured banter' between Bristol fans and Gloucester players?

They tend to hack off the locals when they trek out into the public bar attempting to sing AND do all the gestures to "Swing Low Sweet Chariot", especially when they knock peoples' drinks flying. At least when they get to "coming", the whole bar will agree with them...

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Further comment from BBC Gloucester

Leeds player slaps a Saints player who takes a dive. Ban him for life.

Ex Bulls player fractures a member of the public's skull. He must have been asking for it, despite their being no evidence.