As jgriffin rightly mentions Borthwick's sporting demeanour from last weekend, this BBC article also commends him:-
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-union/27605884
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It is just a great shame that the same "sporting demeanour" is so rarely present on this forum.
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The revenue difference between the two sides from attendance will be mitigated by the revenue Saracens get from putting a sponsor's name on their stadium as being discussed on another thread. Incidentally, does anybody know how many of the free season tickets for children have been issued as these will count in the attendance, whether used or not.Tigerpete wrote:It's quite simple, Tigers average 22,800 fans per home game, Sarries get less than half that at maximum. At some point the monetary loss to Sarries will kick in and there will be tears....
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A good article - which in truth has changed my view of him. However he was never an England captain he just seemed to be missing something in that respect. That said rugby would be a sad place without the likes of him.tigercaspian wrote:As jgriffin rightly mentions Borthwick's sporting demeanour from last weekend, this BBC article also commends him:-
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-union/27605884
Hambo :- He was with England when he was injured, but he was a Tigers player, our player. He is still our player.”