Was this the right decision?
Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 7:22 pm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_union/7281303.stm
He says he was not drinking and was not there long-but to be snapped ocming out of a club in the early hours of the morning the day before your 1st international start for you country was not the most thing.
I think Ashton was right to drop him, to play for the English rugby team is something to achieve and really want and understand that every position is contested! Therefore why risk it by going out just days before the moment he has apparently been waiting for arrives?????
I know players at premiership rugby clubs who would never do such thing prior to a match on a saturday!!! I think this shows that he is not ready for international level rugby!
If they were to do this to the english footballers i dont think you would have many playing?
He says he was not drinking and was not there long-but to be snapped ocming out of a club in the early hours of the morning the day before your 1st international start for you country was not the most thing.
I think Ashton was right to drop him, to play for the English rugby team is something to achieve and really want and understand that every position is contested! Therefore why risk it by going out just days before the moment he has apparently been waiting for arrives?????
I know players at premiership rugby clubs who would never do such thing prior to a match on a saturday!!! I think this shows that he is not ready for international level rugby!
If they were to do this to the english footballers i dont think you would have many playing?