For the first of LAYTH YOUSIF’S Canadian World Cup diaries, he discovers a Gunners’ haven in Oshawa, Ontario, and explores the town’s role in the historic 1937 labour strikes
England international Delon Armitage was described as “an habitual offender” with “an appalling disciplinary record” yesterday in the written judgement of his latest appearance before rugby union disciplinary chiefs.
A complaint regarding an on-pitch incident — following his team’s European Champions Cup defeat against Leicester earlier this month — was dismissed by an independent disciplinary panel but he was found guilty of misconduct following a post-match episode with fans at the ground and banned for 12 weeks.
In its judgement the committee said: “We considered the player’s previous record and concluded that he is an habitual offender against the laws of the game, and one for whom there needs to be a deterrent to combat a clear pattern of offending, both on and off the field.”
For the first of LAYTH YOUSIF’S Canadian World Cup diaries, he discovers a Gunners’ haven in Oshawa, Ontario, and explores the town’s role in the historic 1937 labour strikes
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