Jeremy Chatterton

@Oldsuliansrfc Nope

It’s also a workplace for Doyle and co. They’re not “random intruders”, they are a big reason why it’s a workplace for Parling. Apologies from both sides, for the careless kick and the overheated response, seems the correct end to a trivial matter.

@daviesGDD Yes

Is this an acceptable way for a professional coach to behave?

@damienquirk @AndyGoode10 Or it’s trivialising his job and work

@AndyGoode10 Shit take as usual from you. The broadcaster is 💯 in the wrong which is why they apologised. What if one of the players suffered an injury? Putting money into the game doesn't mean you do what you want.

Geoff Parling had a stinker today pushing Craig Doyle, no need for acting like that when the TV broadcasters fund the game

@AndyGoode10 There is also no need for a pair of helmets to be on the pitch messing about whilst pro team warming up .. way too many “media” think they are as important as players in rugby … yiur not by a long way

@AndyGoode10 Incorrect. You are a broadcaster now…let me tell you how irritating it is to watch such trivial nonsense. Get off the pitch and get ex players talking rugby. Carry on as you are good too.

@JNPhillips4 Or just get off the pitch Craig……like now

I completely get why Geoff Parling was annoyed here. TNT had no clearance for this and he’s protecting his players but I don’t think he should have shoved Craig Doyle like that. Whether you think Doyle is annoying or not, I don’t think that’s right.

@JNPhillips4 Or just get off the

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@SquidgeRugby Hard to be subjective around key decisions that had material impacts…

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@ShippersUnbound @TonyJField Berlin Game got me into reading properly - superb. Period.

Very sad to learn of the death of Len Deighton, who was one of the two greatest spy thriller writers of all time and in some regards was Le Carre’s superior. Anyone who has not read Deighton should try Funeral in Berlin, Bomber or SSGB. Most of all they should seek out Berlin Game, the start of an epic 10 book Cold War series focused on Bernard Samson. Deighton’s writing was sharp, satirical, gripping and often amusing. His office infighting in the intelligence services was delicious and his characters are beautifully drawn. The Samson cycle starts with a meticulously plotted run of five books (Berlin Game, Mexico Set, London Match, Spy Hook and Spy Line) which all stand alone but tell one big story from the jaded but dedicated perspective Bernard a brilliant field operative. Len’s genius idea was to use the sixth, Spy Sinker, to retell the whole cycle from the perspective of everyone else, exposing what Bernard didn’t know and misunderstood. There is then an origin story about Bernard’s dad during the war, Winter, and then a concluding trilogy of Faith, Hope and Charity, which is not as high quality but deals with the fallout from the events of books 1-5. It’s an epic achievement and the greatest long series in spy fiction, accepting that the Smiley series is the greatest short series. Do yourself a favour, give it a try

@TheMonologist Wang Chung

@TheMonologist Samsonite classic too

@MrNickKnowles Yep

I don’t think there’s anything as grotesque on a rugby field as an eye gouge - I would ban any player for a minimum of a year if caught doing it The potential damage is unthinkable And I would say that if any England player did it too

@catourneovale Piffle

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@TimesSport Yep

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@nickfshort Colditz

Guess where I am?

@sciencegirl She killed him

@Rainmaker1973 My mrs.

You have one hour to sit on this bench with anyone, from any time, who would it be?

@BlickyIan Blimey👏

One of the few occasions I broke out into a sweat ( unlike Prince Andy ) was Night tanking going into Iraq - I was short of fuel - below what I needed to get home and the tanker was trying to find a gap in the clouds - As I made contact he was still climbing and levelled off -eek

@BlickyIan Flew London to Bermuda on one of-smoking allowed at the back. I was 10

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