James Neville @2__Stat

Bandon, Co. Cork Joined September 2015

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James Neville @2__Stat

2 weeks ago

Saw this advertised earlier in the week and thought this has @rte showing the wrong movie of the same again written all over it. They duly delivered. Never in doubt.

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@RugbyMrRef @ChalynRugby Law 20 refers to free kicks. You can’t kick at goal from a free. If Taylor is lining up a free here and motions to take it, It would be the exact same when you see a player mark a kick in his ‘22 and as soon as he moves to take the subsequent free the opposition can charge.

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3 weeks ago

@RugbyMrRef @ChalynRugby Was it a penalty?

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4 weeks ago

@fredflunk @irish_pics Not a remotely accurate source of his nickname.

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2 months ago

RTE Team Of The Tournament

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2 months ago

@EflSimpsons Railing against the extended halftime tonight but then realising I’m criticising Shakira.

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2 months ago

@TouchlineX Heard Robbie saying that the skinny guard's getting to be a real pain in the ass

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6 months ago

@KillianM2 Any chance you have footage of this game? share.google/3nrXHMDEzG3lLo…

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6 months ago

@GogPhilthe @mikephillips009

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6 months ago

@GogPhilthe @mikephillips009 2 tries conceded by Wales is correct.

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6 months ago

@MarkRing10 Can’t see a whole lot wrong with this.However, it is ridiculous that under current laws (12.5) a goal line drop can be called back if all of the kicker’s team are not behind him. Unless of course it works to the opponent’s advantage. reddit.com/r/rugbyunion/c…

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James Neville @2__Stat

6 months ago

@MarkRing10 What is this in reference to Mark?

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7 months ago

@hazellongmore @TheLooseH irishrugby.ie/2026/02/07/ene…

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James Neville @2__Stat

7 months ago

@IamAustinHealey In 2018 I believe, the term ‘clean catch’ was removed from the laws. So now, as in the example last night you can mark a juggle.

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7 months ago

@PhilMODTHFC @retrofootballnw @ManUtd @Official_BRFC

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8 months ago

@patmccarry FH? Who in Irish rugby uses the term Fly Half?

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James Neville @2__Stat

8 months ago

@jim_demps As regards the no penalty try. It is a flaw in the law that scoring can be a disadvantage in terms of having to add 2 points via a conversion rather than an automatic 7, but the laws do not give the ref discretion to replace an actually scored try with a penalty try.

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8 months ago

@jim_demps Of course you can yellow card someone for a foul you didn’t necessarily penalise. For example if a player was hit late after he passes to a team mate and said team mate runs 20m to score. If the late hit was worthy of a card you can go back and award it.