Sure, but I repeat all that stuff in brackets. Sticks and stones" and all that, taught to children. In Roonie's case he was actually being assaulted by the 2 opponents. They man-handled him to the ground practically - held on long enough to have the elastic out of his shorts

>he did smile and everything seemed ok but then more words were had and i think that this was the source of the problem and what ever was said then is the reason Z stuck the head in.
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>>Yes but, unlike Roonie's petulant on-the-spot, at-the-moment, stamp, in full hot blood, ZZ had time to smile, walk away calmly, think about it (and his career, and his team, and the match, and his country, and the rules of the game, and what would happen if he did) and then turn round, come back and, essentially, commit a crime in broad daylight.