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Chris McKivat (8)
Yes Streamer , certainly not the best however something is better than nothingAre the main games being televised on the internet this year?
Yes Streamer , certainly not the best however something is better than nothingAre the main games being televised on the internet this year?
Shame about the goal kickingJoeys 39 - 40 Newington
Not even attempting an exaggeration here but it might have been +20 in favour of Scots. Referees are important to the game but what we saw at the Death Star today was nothing short of disgusting. The passion that was shown by the Shore crowd was unbelievable. You boys didn’t deserve that. Hopefully he doesn’t get another gig anytime soonI’d greatly appreciate if someone could do the numbers on Shore vs Scots penalties
Thirds: 68-7Joeys and Newington
Firsts - Joeys Newington 40 Joeys 39
Seconds - Joeys 55 - Newington 36
Thirds - Joeys ? - Newington ?
16A Joeys ? - Newington ?
15A Joeys 93 - Newington 7
14A Joeys 48 - Newington 0
13A Joeys 88 - Newington 0
Other schools 2nd xv
Scots 17 beat Shore 12
SIC 17 beat Kings 12
Julian Minto, and yes he is in year 10. What a try, running over two new defender who were much bigger than him to score a 60+ meter try. Going to be a weapon for the joeys backline in the next two years.An unbelievable win and one of the historic days in schoolboy rugby for Newington College, although I’m afraid it’s been overshadowed by the school’s rotten behaviour. In all my years affiliated with the College (ON1978), I have never seen such unsportsmanlike conduct when the Joeys #10 was being vehemently booed during a conversion attempt late in the 1st half.
Not sure if anyone else was there - but for me it’s completely unacceptable. And, with the final score being 40-39, it could hold serious ramifications for the season’s trajectory with Newington gaining momentum…
PS - does anyone have tabs on the Joeys #15? Was easily the best on field despite being on the losing team, and have heard rumours he’s in Year 10
Regards,
Loosehead.
It’s not just that one penalty that the Shore boys are up about. It’s the 20 ones from the last 10 minutes of the game where it got to the point where even myself was unsure what these penalties were even forI haven’t had time to watch anything but the last controversial penalty, so can’t speak to the refs overall performance.
View from the neutral: the last Scot’s penalty was totally legit. Shore forward playing silly buggers with his legs and the ball on the ground as the Scots half was trying to play the ball from the ruck. Advantage was played and it looked a correct ruling in isolation.
What year did he start at the school?Julian Minto, and yes he is in year 10. What a try, running over two new defender who were much bigger than him to score a 60+ meter try. Going to be a weapon for the joeys backline in the next two years.
Last year I believe. Definitely not an import, had brothers all throughout the yearsWhat year did he start at the school?
Yeah.Last year I believe. Definitely not an import, had brothers all throughout the years
Sources tell me the Scot's boy in the five jersey through around ten strikes at the head to the blindside flanker of shore (6). Quite disappointed to hear this still happens in schoolboy rugby and heard it was right underneath the assistant referees nose who did not attempt to break it up.Red card to Scots!! Anyone see what that was for???
It was a build up throughout the game. The start was quite even, as the game progressed however the penalty count flew up for Scot’s. Shore supporters have full consent to be angry as that was a really disappointing display of reffing.It’s not just that one penalty that the Shore boys are up about. It’s the 20 ones from the last 10 minutes of the game where it got to the point where even myself was unsure what these penalties were even for
An unbelievable win and one of the historic days in schoolboy rugby for Newington College, although I’m afraid it’s been overshadowed by the school’s rotten behaviour. In all my years affiliated with the College (ON1978), I have never seen such unsportsmanlike conduct when the Joeys #10 was being vehemently booed during a conversion attempt late in the 1st half.
Not sure if anyone else was there - but for me it’s completely unacceptable. And, with the final score being 40-39, it could hold serious ramifications for the season’s trajectory with Newington gaining momentum…
PS - does anyone have tabs on the Joeys #15? Was easily the best on field despite being on the losing team, and have heard rumours he’s in Year 10
Regards,
Loosehead.
Also appeared from the sideline that number 5 Scot’s attempted to stomp on shore 6’s head. Not certain on this thoughSources tell me the Scot's boy in the five jersey through around ten strikes at the head to the blindside flanker of shore (6). Quite disappointed to hear this still happens in schoolboy rugby and heard it was right underneath the assistant referees nose who did not attempt to break it up.
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