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TOP 14

Stuart Hogg encore arrêté pour avoir harcelé son ex

Par Jérémy Fahner

Il y a 72 jours

Stuart Hogg sera jugé cette semaine par un tribunal écossais pour violences conjugales envers son ex femme (Photo by David Rogers/Getty Images).

Le retour sur les terrains n’aura pas suffi à le remettre sur le droit chemin. Trois jours après son premier match sous les couleurs de Montpellier, et quelques heures à peine avant son procès pour violences conjugales qui doit se tenir ce mardi, Stuart Hogg a été arrêté par la police écossaise.

L’ancien capitaine de l’Écosse (100 sélections) a inscrit un essai pour son premier match en Top 14, et est attendu au tribunal ce mardi pour une autre affaire de violences envers son ex-femme.

Stuart Hogg scores on his debut for Montpellier. His first game since April 2023 for Exeter. pic.twitter.com/EftWbm7cb3
— Ben Coles (@bencoles_) September 7, 2024

Hogg a été appréhendé pour « harcèlement présumé et violation des conditions de sa libération sous caution », a expliqué la police écossaise à la BBC, qui a révélé cette nouvelle affaire aujourd’hui, en fin de matinée.

Il s’agit de la 3^e arrestation de l’arrière fantasque, qui avait annoncé brutalement sa retraite à l’été 2023, avant d’accepter l’offre du MHR.

Il avait été arrêté une première fois en février après un incident survenu au domicile de sa femme, dont il est séparé. Puis placé en garde à vue une seconde fois en juillet pour avoir enfreint les conditions de sa remise en liberté sous caution, rappelle le Wales Online.

Il a également été inculpé en vertu de l’article 1 de la loi écossaise sur les violences domestiques (Domestic Abuse Scotland Act) pour avoir adopté un comportement « abusif ». Stuart Hogg nie ces accusations.

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CB 10 minutes ago

'Steve Borthwick hung his troops out to dry - he should take some blame'

Steve Borthwick appointment was misguided based on two flawed premises.

1. An overblown sense of the quality of the premiership rugby. The gap between the Premiership and Test rugby is enormous

2. England needed an English coach who understood English Rugby and it's traditional strengths.

SB won the premiership and was an England forward and did a great job with the Japanese forwards but neither of those qualify you as a tier 1 test manager.

Maybe Felix Jones and Aled Walter's departures are down to the fact that SB is a details man, which work at club level but at test level you need the manager to manage and let the coaches get on and do what they are employed for.

SB criticism of players is straight out of Eddie Jones playbook but his loyalty to keeping out of form players borne out of his perceived sense of betrayal as a player.

In all it doesn't stack up as the qualities needed to be a modern Test coach /Manager

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Bull Shark 14 minutes ago

David Campese takes back his Joe Schmidt coaching Australia criticism

But still Australians. Only Australia can help itself seems to be the key message.

Blaming Kiwis is deflecting from the actual problem.

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OJohn 27 minutes ago

David Campese takes back his Joe Schmidt coaching Australia criticism

I know - but only a particular selfish greedy self entitled a..... breed who have been screwing over Australian rugby for 20 years.

They even sent themselves bankrupt, morons.

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Bull Shark 32 minutes ago

David Campese takes back his Joe Schmidt coaching Australia criticism

I will consider such. But I think outliers like Rod Macqueen are difficult to plan for and or identify logically.

But I’ll keep an open mind and include Rod Macqueen in my assessment.

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Bull Shark 34 minutes ago

David Campese takes back his Joe Schmidt coaching Australia criticism

So you see. Australians are the problem.

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OJohn 44 minutes ago

David Campese takes back his Joe Schmidt coaching Australia criticism

Keep in mind Rod MacQueen never won a Super Rugby title before he was appointed Wallaby coach but he ended up the greatest rugby coach the world has ever seen. Better than Erasmus even. Who is probably the next best.

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Bull Shark 48 minutes ago

David Campese takes back his Joe Schmidt coaching Australia criticism

Some interesting names there. I’ll spend some time researching their coaching credentials and come back with a well thought out response and avoid jumping to irrational conclusions.

Chat later.

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OJohn 51 minutes ago

David Campese takes back his Joe Schmidt coaching Australia criticism

There's plenty of coaching talent available. See other post but the Tahs won't let them coach Australia unless they are Tahs.

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OJohn 53 minutes ago

David Campese takes back his Joe Schmidt coaching Australia criticism

Ewen McKenzie, Less Kiss, Stephen Larkham, Jim McKay, David Nucifora, Scott Wisenthal, Ben Mowen, Rod Kafer, Mick Byrne, John Manetti, Jason Gilmore, Dan McKellar.

Go on say it. I know you're going to. No Australian will ever be good enough to coach Australia when there's a hopeless kiwi or south african available. Ever !

Because South Africans and Kiwis and Welshmen and Scotsman are all s.... scared that if an immensely talented and athletic team like Australia is ever able to harness nationalistic Australian passion with an Australian coach, you'll all be s.c.r.e.w.e.d.

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Bull Shark 55 minutes ago

David Campese takes back his Joe Schmidt coaching Australia criticism

This is true.

But perhaps because rugby is Australia’s fourth (or worse) most popular sport, there is just no coaching talent good enough.

It’s interesting that no players from the Aussies golden era (say between 1987 - 2000) have emerged as international quality coaches. Or coaches at all.

Again, Australians are the problem methinks. Not as interested in the game. Not as interested to support the game. Not as interested to get into the game.

And like any other industry in the world - when you don’t have the capabilities or the skills, you import them.

Not difficult to understand really.

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Bull Shark 1 hour ago

David Campese takes back his Joe Schmidt coaching Australia criticism

I would say at least one of the 6 if you’d be so kind as to name them?

I’m thinking you can’t name 6 Australian coaches who would be as good as or better than Schmidt.

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Frans 1 hour ago

Autumn Nations Series 2024: Everything you need to know about round four

i think Argentina v France could be a good game too, depending on which Argentina turns up. The most difficult to call is Scotland Australia.

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