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Rhys Carre goes viral after propish mishap

Rhys Carre

Welsh prop Rhys Carre made headlines this weekend for an unexpected reason after the 20-stone Cardiff powerhouse found himself in a comical collision with the posts in the Champions Cup.

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As the game against Racing 92 unfolded, Carre, who wasn’t named in Warren Gatland’s Six Nations squad, was determined to prove his mettle. Displaying his usual bulldozing prowess, he impressed with mighty carries and even scored a try, showcasing his fine form. But it was his unexpected encounter with the posts that stole the show.

The memorable moment came as Carre, in a heroic effort to outpace Argentine legend Juan Imhoff, scooped up a skewed pass.

Carre thundered across the field. However, his momentum proved too great, and in a spectacular fashion collided with the posts.

The posts, after a brief moment of shock, stood tall, seemingly unscathed by the titanic clash.

Fortunately, Carre, true to his resilient nature, bounced back up the pitch and continued the game.

The bounce in fact helped Carre’s cause, suggesting it could possibly have been a deliberate ploy from a crafty prop. We’ll likely never know.

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JW 4 hours ago
The Fergus Burke test and rugby's free market

Of course not, but were not going to base our reasoning on what is said in one comment in a particular scenario and time, are we?


Actually, you are? Seriously?

Although Burke readily admits “I am driven by international rugby”, his final destination is still unknown. He could be one day replacing Finn Russell in the navy blue of Scotland, or challenging Marcus Smith for the right to wear a red rose on his chest, or cycling all the way home to the silver fern. It is all ‘Professor Plum in the billiards room with the lead pipe’ type guesswork, as things stand.

You yourself suggested it? Just theoretically? Look I hope Burke does well, but he's not really a player that has got a lot of attention, you've probably read/heard more him in this last few months than we have in his 4 years. Your own comments also suggest going overseas is a good idea to push ones case for national selection, especially for a team like NZ being so isolated. So i'll ask again, as no of your quotes obviously say one thing or the other, why don't you think he might be trying to advance his case like Leicester did?


Also, you can look at Leicesters statements in a similar fashion, where no doubt you are referring to his comments made while in NZ (still playing a big part of the WC campaign in his case). You should be no means have taken them for granted, and I'd suggest any other coach or management and he might not have returned (been wanted back).

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