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Garry ha scritto: 24 ott 2019, 18:36 Eccolo qui, con tanto di particolari granguignoleschi e sangue dappertutto:

Hamilton explained: "Vern [Cotter, Scotland head coach] was sitting there in full outdoor hunter gear – big jumper, walking boots and he's got a knife.
"He said: "right lads, we've got four hours, we're cooking this for dinner, who doesn't want to kill the rabbits?"
"Richie Gray puts his hand up, along with Ross Ford, Stuart Hogg and another guy. Vern then old them: "right, you four are killing the rabbits!"
"An army guy at the camp pulled out this bunny rabbit – it's not even a wild rabbit – and says: "this is how you need to kill it."
"He's swinging this rabbit round with one hand, then next thing he slams it on the floor. I'm not joking, the thing's eyes popped out of its head, then he cuts his throat.
"So the boys had to go and kill the other three. Richie is spinning this thing round and he's saying that he can't slam it, and Vern shouts: "f***ing kill it!"
"Richie does it, but it's not dead, it's shaking like mad and there's blood everywhere, and he's slamming it over the head with a stick.
"Needless to say, the rabbits didn't taste that succulent – they were a bit tough. But that's all we had for food, with 35 baguettes."
Elisa Allen, UK director of charity PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) said in a statement: "Turning rugby players into killers won't improve their game, and to call it 'unsporting' is an understatement.
"Crushing the skulls of rabbits and slitting their throats are terrifying and agonising ways to kill these sensitive, intelligent animals, and such violent acts may be illegal in France, where this cruelty allegedly occurred.
"PETA is calling on authorities to investigate and also asking the rugby league to take immediate action to put a stop to any further 'training' with animals'."

Hamilton dampened down the claim saying he got “carried away”. In two tweets, Hamilton said: “Guys, my comments on recent podcast shouldn’t be taken seriously. Got carried away, certainly no rabbit slamming or orders to kill!

Big Lebowski ha scritto: 24 ott 2019, 18:47

Garry ha scritto: 24 ott 2019, 18:36 Eccolo qui, con tanto di particolari granguignoleschi e sangue dappertutto:

Hamilton explained: "Vern [Cotter, Scotland head coach] was sitting there in full outdoor hunter gear – big jumper, walking boots and he's got a knife.
"He said: "right lads, we've got four hours, we're cooking this for dinner, who doesn't want to kill the rabbits?"
"Richie Gray puts his hand up, along with Ross Ford, Stuart Hogg and another guy. Vern then old them: "right, you four are killing the rabbits!"
"An army guy at the camp pulled out this bunny rabbit – it's not even a wild rabbit – and says: "this is how you need to kill it."
"He's swinging this rabbit round with one hand, then next thing he slams it on the floor. I'm not joking, the thing's eyes popped out of its head, then he cuts his throat.
"So the boys had to go and kill the other three. Richie is spinning this thing round and he's saying that he can't slam it, and Vern shouts: "f***ing kill it!"
"Richie does it, but it's not dead, it's shaking like mad and there's blood everywhere, and he's slamming it over the head with a stick.
"Needless to say, the rabbits didn't taste that succulent – they were a bit tough. But that's all we had for food, with 35 baguettes."
Elisa Allen, UK director of charity PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) said in a statement: "Turning rugby players into killers won't improve their game, and to call it 'unsporting' is an understatement.
"Crushing the skulls of rabbits and slitting their throats are terrifying and agonising ways to kill these sensitive, intelligent animals, and such violent acts may be illegal in France, where this cruelty allegedly occurred.
"PETA is calling on authorities to investigate and also asking the rugby league to take immediate action to put a stop to any further 'training' with animals'."

E gli altri giocatori? Solo Hamilton ha tirato fuori la storia o anche altri hanno confermato?

Adryfrentzen ha scritto: 24 ott 2019, 18:48 Sì ma pure se lo facessero i sayan o il mega reparto neutronico cinese che kezz c'azzecca col rugby?
Per capire un attimo se davvero ci capisco dentro poco

jaco ha scritto: 24 ott 2019, 18:54

Big Lebowski ha scritto: 24 ott 2019, 18:47

Garry ha scritto: 24 ott 2019, 18:36 Eccolo qui, con tanto di particolari granguignoleschi e sangue dappertutto:

Hamilton explained: "Vern [Cotter, Scotland head coach] was sitting there in full outdoor hunter gear – big jumper, walking boots and he's got a knife.
"He said: "right lads, we've got four hours, we're cooking this for dinner, who doesn't want to kill the rabbits?"
"Richie Gray puts his hand up, along with Ross Ford, Stuart Hogg and another guy. Vern then old them: "right, you four are killing the rabbits!"
"An army guy at the camp pulled out this bunny rabbit – it's not even a wild rabbit – and says: "this is how you need to kill it."
"He's swinging this rabbit round with one hand, then next thing he slams it on the floor. I'm not joking, the thing's eyes popped out of its head, then he cuts his throat.
"So the boys had to go and kill the other three. Richie is spinning this thing round and he's saying that he can't slam it, and Vern shouts: "f***ing kill it!"
"Richie does it, but it's not dead, it's shaking like mad and there's blood everywhere, and he's slamming it over the head with a stick.
"Needless to say, the rabbits didn't taste that succulent – they were a bit tough. But that's all we had for food, with 35 baguettes."
Elisa Allen, UK director of charity PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) said in a statement: "Turning rugby players into killers won't improve their game, and to call it 'unsporting' is an understatement.
"Crushing the skulls of rabbits and slitting their throats are terrifying and agonising ways to kill these sensitive, intelligent animals, and such violent acts may be illegal in France, where this cruelty allegedly occurred.
"PETA is calling on authorities to investigate and also asking the rugby league to take immediate action to put a stop to any further 'training' with animals'."

E gli altri giocatori? Solo Hamilton ha tirato fuori la storia o anche altri hanno confermato?

Non solo, sembra che anche Hamilton abbia in parte esagerato:
"However last night Hamilton seemed to backtrack from the events on his Twitter saying that his account of the rabbit deaths were exaggerated."

Garry ha scritto: 24 ott 2019, 19:12 Noi italiani dopo Berlusconi dovremmo essere abbastanza abituati alle "marce indietro".
Per me Hamilton si è solo accorto di averla fatta grossa, per il polverone sollevato. Il suo racconto mi sembra troppo ricco di particolari per poter essere archiviato come un malinteso o un'esagerazione nella foga del racconto.

Certo capisco anche la retromarcia, è una cosa da farti togliere il saluto da tutti i compagni di squadra