Ah I dont think he went to break his jaw â thatâs pure psycho⌠He went to hit him hard alright, no oneâs denying that. But thereâs a difference between hitting a lad a good wallop and seriously hurting him.
You canât mean to break someoneâs jaw really but the intent was to hurt the man. He saw an opportunity and took it. The head dipped and it was the worst possible outcome for the poor chap.
I can handle the truth. Youâre a fatboy and Iâm a successful sportsperson. You seem unwilling to grasp that I have sporting pedigree and you donât and you seem intent on spinning falsehoods now because you donât understand sport.
Ah, it happened in less than a second⌠anyway, weâll never truly know. The players are bigger, stronger , faster than ever before ⌠whoâd be a ref. They need more help.
Exactly. The intention of a shoulder is to hurt opponent and turnover the ball. When it is mistimed or executed wrong it often results in injury. 100 percent Small intended the former but not the latter imho.
You donât understand mate but thereâs no need to be vitriolic about your ignorance.
We know only halfwits go into the Gardai, so maybe your profession enables your ignorance and stupidity to have the final say. But itâs quite clear you neither understand the rules or the game.