Tuilagi's pre-try celebration

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To be fair and consistent, it's only resonable to raise the issue of Alesana Tuilagi's pre-try celebration this morning.

Sure he'd run the best part of 90 meters, brushing aside Giteau on his way to score an aesthetically pleasing try under the sticks and give Samoa a 10-0 lead of the Wallabies...

But what was with the one arm raised in pointing celebration over the last 15 meters and then the giant ill-advised swan dive near the dead ball line? It was eerily reminiscent of something I've seen before.

Was it acceptable? or was it unnecessarily taunting the hapless and stunned Wallabies? did it so dangerously jeopardise such an important score that he should be reprimanded by his coaching team? has he been in Leceister too long? or is he merely re-writing the book on modern wing play?

Now that is funny

damngoodOvalball wrote:presumably the Warwickshire "town boy" that you refer to was an Irish immigrant, given his choice of curse word.

Oh there you go with the cheap jibes about Englands foriegn legions