THE SCOURGE OF diving may be rampant in soccer and slowly infiltrating GAA but rugby — it would like to believe — has remained generally untouched.
That was on the verge of changing in Samoa over the weekend during a game of Sevens Rugby. During a match between Vaiala and Vailele, a headband wearing forward meted out a slap to the opposite scrum-half and got a dig in return.
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He crumpled to the ground, very much in the manner of Barcelona’s Sergio Busquets, but the referee, his teammates and the crowd were not buying it.
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Check out the video and guffaw along with the disbelieving Samoan crowd.
VIDEO: Samoan rugby player sparks roars of laughter after his dive is exposed
THE SCOURGE OF diving may be rampant in soccer and slowly infiltrating GAA but rugby — it would like to believe — has remained generally untouched.
That was on the verge of changing in Samoa over the weekend during a game of Sevens Rugby. During a match between Vaiala and Vailele, a headband wearing forward meted out a slap to the opposite scrum-half and got a dig in return.
He crumpled to the ground, very much in the manner of Barcelona’s Sergio Busquets, but the referee, his teammates and the crowd were not buying it.
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Check out the video and guffaw along with the disbelieving Samoan crowd.
Hat-tip to Balls.ie and Rugby Onslaught for bringing this video to the world’s attention.
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