The Breakdown | Parling’s TV spat with Doyle symbolises the tug of war for rugby’s modern soul
•Pre-game incident has gone viral online and plays directly into broader debate of how the sport wants to be perceivedNo prizes for guessing the most viewed rugby clip at the weekend.
•The number of views on X has long since passed three million and – spoiler alert – people were not studying the finer detail of Gloucester’s defensive effort at Villa Park on Saturday.
•Leicester’s Geoff Parling used to be just another stern-faced Prem coach; suddenly he is an unlikely global social media star.For those who missed it – and here’s hoping you enjoyed your mini-break on...
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المصدر: The Guardian Sport | Source: The Guardian SportPre-game incident has gone viral online and plays directly into broader debate of how the sport wants to be perceived
No prizes for guessing the most viewed rugby clip at the weekend. The number of views on X has long since passed three million and – spoiler alert – people were not studying the finer detail of Gloucester’s defensive effort at Villa Park on Saturday. Leicester’s Geoff Parling used to be just another stern-faced Prem coach; suddenly he is an unlikely global social media star.
For those who missed it – and here’s hoping you enjoyed your mini-break on Jupiter – here is a potted summary. The TNT Sport presenter Craig Doyle and a new colleague, Liam MacDevitt, were on the pitch before the game, with MacDevitt being urged to take a kick at goal as part of his on-screen Prem initiation. All seemed OK right until the moment an angry Parling loomed into shot.
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