2022 NH tour, not ABs
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https://www.englandrugby.com/news/article/autumn-nations-series-2022-eddie-jones-names-england-squad
Forwards
Alex Coles (Northampton Saints, uncapped)
Luke Cowan-Dickie
Tom Curry
Ellis Genge
Joe Heyes
Jonny Hill
Maro Itoje
Courtney Lawes
Lewis Ludlam
George McGuigan (Newcastle Falcons, uncapped)
Val Rapava Ruskin (Gloucester Rugby, uncapped)
David Ribbans (Northampton Saints, uncapped)
Bevan Rodd
Sam Simmonds
Kyle Sinckler
Jack Singleton
Hugh Tizard (Saracens, uncapped)
Billy Vunipola
Mako Vunipola
Jack Willis
Backs
Henry Arundell
Joe Cokanasiga
Owen Farrell
Max Malins
George Furbank
Will Joseph
Jonny May
Cadan Murley (Harlequins, uncapped)
Jack Nowell
Guy Porter
Raffi Quirke
Marcus Smith
Freddie Steward
Manu Tuilagi
Jack van Poortlviet
Ben Youngs
Unavailable for selection due to injury: Alfie Barbeary, Ollie Chessum, Nic Dolly, Alex Dombrandt, Charlie Ewels, George Ford, Tommy Freeman, Jamie George, Sam Jeffries, Nick Isiekwe, Harry Randall, Will Stuart, Sam Underhill, Jack Walker. -
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@Machpants said in 2022 NH tour, not ABs:
https://www.bbc.com/sport/rugby-union/63296176?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA
Strong squad
Pivac obviously hasn’t watched any Cardiff matches
How the fuck is Priestland selected above Evans?
Or Sheedy for that matter?
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@KiwiMurph said in 2022 NH tour, not ABs:
Former Wallaby Jack Dempsey included in the Scottish squad. No Finn Russell.
He’ll hopefully provide some punch
#rehashingthesameshitjoke
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Ireland players not selected due to injury: Lowe, Earls, Conway, Larmour, Ronan Kelleher, Henderson
Banned: Aki
Players selected with injury: Jas Ryan, Gibson-Park, T Beirne, Keenan, Van der Flier, Conan, Casey.Nov Matches:
Nov 4: Ireland A vs New Zealand XV - RDS - selling
Nov 5: Ireland v South Africa - Lansdowne Road - sold out
Nov: 10: Munster v SA XV - Pairc uí Chaoimh - sold out
Nov 12: Ireland v Fiji - Lansdowne Road - selling
Nov 16: Leinster v Chile - Donnybrook Stadium - friendly/free
Nov 19: Ireland v Australia - Lansdowne Road - sold out -
@Derm-McCrum said in 2022 NH tour, not ABs:
Banned: Aki
I didn't know that so went and had a look. Farce. He gets mitigation and the opportunity to reduce his sentence, despite having been in front of the judiciary for similar conduct the year before, as well as 2 years before that.
At least he's sorry though.
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@antipodean he ended Senatla season. But his reaction to the ref was much worse then the incident.
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@Bones said in 2022 NH tour, not ABs:
@Derm-McCrum said in 2022 NH tour, not ABs:
Banned: Aki
I didn't know that so went and had a look. Farce. He gets mitigation and the opportunity to reduce his sentence, despite having been in front of the judiciary for similar conduct the year before, as well as 2 years before that.
At least he's sorry though.
Also got aggravating factors applied for previous which added two weeks back on
10 was reduced to 6 then back up to 8 -
Just watched the clip and from that it is obvious that players/coaches and laws and still not singing from the same book. Aki argues that he can’t clean out any other way but that is the whole point. If you can’t, you don’t. There is no right to clean out if someone is over the ball only a right to try to do so legally.
Interesting that he was charged under failure to bind which is good but his binding attempt is no different to others actions all the time. I maintain that WR have left the option for this type of thing to happen by not enforcing proper binding and punishing afterwards only when head contact happens is not preventative -
@MiketheSnow he'll watch tomorrow.
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@Bones said in 2022 NH tour, not ABs:
@Derm-McCrum said in 2022 NH tour, not ABs:
Banned: Aki
I didn't know that so went and had a look. Farce. He gets mitigation and the opportunity to reduce his sentence, despite having been in front of the judiciary for similar conduct the year before, as well as 2 years before that.
At least he's sorry though.
Yes - there's a graphic somewhere from URC showing the rationale for his ban, including mitigation, but also taking into account his previous red cards.
"“These mitigating factors warranted a reduction in the sanction of four weeks. The player’s previous suspensions for red cards in 2019 and 2021 for foul play involving head contact, as well as his suspension and warning for previous conduct relating to interactions with referees, were considered aggravating factors, which the judicial officer decided warranted a further two weeks of sanction."
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@Bones said in 2022 NH tour, not ABs:
He gets mitigation and the opportunity to reduce his sentence, despite having been in front of the judiciary for similar conduct the year before, as well as 2 years before that.
This is what I responded to in my case. Mitigation is on the event and its severity alongside the player's response. Track record is then assessed against the sanction and a further sanction is applied if warranted. That's the process. As with all cases, an opportunity to reduce the length of the agreed ban if the guilty party undergoes training is included. In this instance, it's unlikely to make any difference as Aki has not been selected for the test squad and would not be ready for the third test.
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@Derm-McCrum I thought he wasn't selected due to being banned? Mitigation for being sorry should be extremely rare when you're in front of the judiciary on your 3rd strike.