Jackson Overrules Skipper to Help Irish Claim 2 Points! | Play of the Week | Gallagher Premiership
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- čas přidán 11. 03. 2021
- See extended highlights of the dramatic conclusion to the Tigers v Irish game this week as London Irish Fly Half Paddy Jackson decision to overrule Matt Rogerson's order to kick at goal was rewarded as Matt Cornish burrowed over with the clock in the red to give the Exiles two bonus points.
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What a risky call that was by Paddy Jackson.
Not the riskiest decision he has made..
There's the Irish flyhalf succession plan. Slotting kicks, making brave calls and finding touch (embarrassing that that one even needed to be pointed out) but he'll never play for Ireland again.
@@chichim2020 Exactly. I see Carberry as a 15/ utility who didnt need to go to Munster but rather gain from understudying with Sexton at Leinster. Jackson made comments that the LGBTQ elements and more butch feminists protesting outside the courthouse make about their friends every single day of their lives. Irish rugby still hasn't recovered from this madness.
@@chichim2020 we all know it's the money that wins at the end of the day. If folks flash the cash at the irfu sometime down the line, then they mightn't even hesitate in lifting his ban..
@@powerbite92 if u see carbery as that your an idiot
Fight until the very end 💪🏼
At least with lockdown it might curtail his house parties these days.
With over 80mins gone, it’s a moot point, but yellow does seem harsh for that. Yes it’s a high tackle but it’s not that dangerous really.
Not even a high tackle.
Very soft but maybe this is part of getting rid of headshots accidental or not
Duty of care is to tackler in this new era - evidently didn’t take enough care, hence penalised - like it not, it’s the latest implementation on this rule.
@@drdecco1 what level have you ever played at? didnt take enough care of his opponent? this is a lottery...
Not the first time jacksons overuled someone elses descision...
Hahaha I'm assuming this is a joke... it was a good one!
@@jmcnabney774 he was proven innocent just like OJ
Ahh this isnt a joke.... okay Michael.... the jury are clearly wrong.... like your knowledge trumps there.. not like they sat through the whole fucking thing... gobshite
Read the WhatsApp messages, he was guilty as fuck, he was acquitted of the charges against him, but he even admittedly pretended to use a condom and admitted that she was hysterical and noted that she didn't want it.. That is rape. The jury were Pussies who didn't want to punish an international player! It should have never went to jury, he's way too high profile. Why do you think he wad chased out of the country?!
Bundi Aki got sent off for as much
Is this a high tackle in Union these days? You'd get laughed at in League for trying to claim that.
#ibelieveher
I don't even think it's a high tackle... His arm is across paddy Jackson's shoulders.. If it was high it would be around the neck!
Tackle was fine. Rugby Union is becoming a joke.
Paddy was treated like shit by a few scumbags over here at Ulster but we're all still rooting for the lad.
Glad he's doing great things over there.
So you get bonus points for four tries irrespective of whether you win or lose? Doesn't this risk a situation one day where it's convenient for both teams just to exchange for tries at the start of the game? Perhaps one team needs it to win the league and the other to qualify for a European competition.
Man should be playing for Ireland, should never have been stopped!
#PADDYFORIRELAND
sign him up
ironic Paddy Jackson should be player of the week , during the week society is looking at the way man treat women ?
@Jay M yes players should be able to do anything outside and face no consequences like ordinary people
@Jay M yes insane to think that what role models to young men do off the pitch has any consequence
Surely if he's allowed to play, he's allowed to play well, and therefore allowed to be selected as playing well?
@@leeofdoom4452 Yes I agree with that. But is he the person we want o hold up as an example to children especially boy?
The problem with that is twofold:
1. Who is lauding his off field behaviour as an example to children?
2. If that's the standard, then pro sports isn't for children... alcohol abuse, divorce, drugs, violence etc is all rife in pro sports players. Them being so young, with too much money, and fame will always mean most of them make bad decisions! It doesn't help when others want part of that or to exploit them!
is that like he overuled the girl in the hotel?
Ahahah ur gas mate he’s better than u will ever be at rugby
You just jealous brooo... haha
@@johnnytheball479 excatly good comment bro
OP: There was a lack of evidence such that the jury could not believe the story. One of the most important revelations during the case was that one of the girl's friends came into the room during the alleged goings-on, and she was asked to join in by the boys (...join in on a rape?) but she left. She said that what was transpiring in the room looked consensual, and the "victim" did not ask for her help. this was one of the worst moments in the case for the complainant.
The complainant followed one of the players upstairs to a bedroom twice, and at no point was held down or was made to feel threatened, even by her own admission.
The feminist narrative was that any regret or shame that she felt afterward was enough to make it a police matter.
The case should never been in a court, investigated by two women police detectives against 3 well known sports men's at a time when it was becoming trendy to allege things against sports personalities.
That's a high tackle? When did rugby become so pathetic.
You can see him almost hit his chin, what are you on about
When guys in their 40s started getting diagnosed with dementia..
Disappointing to see any coverage on Paddy Jackson
He’s a true talent and your saying stuff like that. Just showing ur own arrogance on how u know nothing about rugby
@@johnnytheball479 Much like I wouldn't like to see coverage on others who have done things that he has in other sports. Committing crimes has nothing to do about rugby knowledge.
@@KiwiKurse He was proven not guilty he did not actually commit a crime and the only reason your complaining about it is because the amount of publicity it got from people like you complaining about him and in fact you don’t even buy the jerseys or watch the games.
@@johnnytheball479 Doesn't mean what he did wasn't wrong. Must've been a different reason he sponsors, and Irish lost sponsors when they signed him. Just disappoints me when I still see players like this representing teams that say they hold contradicting values.
@@KiwiKurse To be fair he was definitely in the wrong even though he was proven not guilty. I just wish it didn’t get that much media publicity and he doesn’t need the hate he’s getting for it even to this day. He’s too much of a talent to be playing for a bang average side like London Irish. He’s an international 10 who can’t play internationally. They are giving him praise because London Irish have very few really good players.