Fitzgerald Sees Light at the End of the Tunnel ; Even Latest Eye-Gouging Scandal Can't Take Luke's Focus Off Long Road to Recovery [Eire Region]
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Luke Fitzgerald was genuinely in the dark regarding the lengthy 70-week suspension handed down in the extraordinary david attoub disciplinary hearing. in fact, he wasn't even aware a case had been taken against a second Stade Francais player for foul play on ulster's Stephen Ferris in a tempestuous december Heineken Cup match in Belfast (Julien dupuy had already been banned for 23 weeks).
When you're engrossed in your own delicate rehabilitation, the world can slip by unnoticed. the ireland winger, though, is all ears when the erC's probe into attoub's part in the incident is mentioned.See the full content of this document
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Fitzgerald Sees Light at the End of the Tunnel ; Even Latest Eye-Gouging Scandal Can't Take Luke's Focus Off Long Road to Recovery [Eire Region]
after all, it was he who was at the heart of the fall-out when South africa's Schalk Burger was given a rather lenient eightweek ban for gratuitously eye-gouging him during the opening minute of the second lions test in June.
that, coupled with the similarly meagre suspension given to italy's Sergio Pari...See the full content of this document
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