Newsnight 13th May 2010: "With the role of Deputy Prime Minister a non-job. Has Nick Clegg gone from King Maker to tea maker????"
I kept the faith and I kept voting Not for the iron fist but for the helping hand For theirs is a land with a wall around it And mine is a faith in my fellow man Theirs is a land of hope and glory Mine is the green field and the factory floor Theirs are the skies all dark with bombers And mine is the peace we knew Between the wars
Newsnight 13th May 2010: "With the role of Deputy Prime Minister a non-job. Has Nick Clegg gone from King Maker to tea maker????"
I kept the faith and I kept voting Not for the iron fist but for the helping hand For theirs is a land with a wall around it And mine is a faith in my fellow man Theirs is a land of hope and glory Mine is the green field and the factory floor Theirs are the skies all dark with bombers And mine is the peace we knew Between the wars
Neither sin bins nor sanctionary cards go back a long time in rugby. In fact they are not even rugby ideas.
I thought the Red and Yellow cards were more for the benefit of the speccies and other officials, A Ref can still send a player off without showing a red card, and also sin bin them IIRC.
In which case, yes, you're right. We were the first code of rugby to copy them from other sports.
Ice hockey definitely had a limit on imports back in the early 90s, hence loads of Canadians finding out they had British heritage and getting passports to get round it.....hmmmm, sounds familiar!
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