<i>Chris Rattue:</i> A severe case of yellow card madness
Rugby is stark raving bonkers to send blokes off in test matches for innocuous incidents, writes Chris Rattue.
Rugby is stark raving bonkers to send blokes off in test matches for innocuous incidents, writes Chris Rattue.
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They took it out into the shopping mall's car park, where they summarily executed it with a baseball bat - the poor little thing didn't stand a chance.