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       #Post#: 41359--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Marler quitting 
   DIR By: JammyGit
       Date: March 30, 2020, 3:42 am
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       > Sad reason, but not dumb
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       Ah, come on. Throwing a strop because of a short ban he received
       for breaking the laws of the game?
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       Re: Marler quitting 
   DIR By: Rocker
       Date: March 30, 2020, 3:53 am
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       --- Quote from: JammyGit link ---
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       > Ah, come on. Throwing a strop because of a short ban he
       received for breaking the laws of the game?
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       disagree Jammy throwing a strop because of (another) Welsh
       inspired witch hunt against him......
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       Re: Marler quitting 
   DIR By: harlequins
       Date: March 30, 2020, 4:03 am
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       --- Quote from: Rocker link ---
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       > disagree Jammy throwing a strop because of (another) Welsh
       inspired witch hunt against him......
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       He did break the laws of the game.
       #Post#: 41364--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Marler quitting 
   DIR By: T-Bone
       Date: March 30, 2020, 4:26 am
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       Would be a real shame, and a waste. Would hope that he can carry
       on and just not use Twitter for a while. The players do get all
       sorts of unwarranted abuse on there. You just have to see some
       of the reactions on this board, from supposed fans, to see how
       some keyboard warriors behave, so imagine the invective he must
       get. I'm not saying he should have to give up social media, but
       selfishly would rather he did that and carries on playing for
       Quins than just deciding enough is enough
       #Post#: 41366--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Marler quitting 
   DIR By: Quinky
       Date: March 30, 2020, 4:50 am
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       --- Quote from: JammyGit link ---
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       > Ah, come on. Throwing a strop because of a short ban he
       received for breaking the laws of the game?
       >
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       It's the latest in a series of reprimands for "nothing"
       incidents. And if - as has been suggested by some on here - the
       period of isolation puts the ban on hold, this could be much
       more than a "short" ban.
       As for throwing a strop, that's rather demeaning. None of us
       knows what goes on in Joe's head, what matters to him, and what
       gets him down. When he initially retired from international
       rugby it was clear that he has different pressures to most other
       people, and he deals with them differently. Joe doesn't seem the
       type to simply throw a strop, and it would be unfair to describe
       any of his actions as such.
       Anyway, I hope he doesn't give up on the sport that he clearly
       enhances.
       #Post#: 41368--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Marler quitting 
   DIR By: GP2110
       Date: March 30, 2020, 5:48 am
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       I'm a huge fan of Joe but this incident is entirely
       self-inflicted. He has a tendency to do moronic things. He
       cannot complain that he has been sanctioned for what was a
       blatant attempt to provoke a reaction from AWJ in a manner which
       is expressly prohibited by the rules. Almost every time he has
       been in hot water, he has himself to blame. He makes a point
       throughout matches to try to wind up the opposition. This is
       fine if he stays within the laws, but frankly I find it a bit
       pathetic. His recent yellow card at a key point of one of our
       away games (I cannot from memory recall which) was also the
       result of him trying to wind up his opponent. If I was a coach,
       he would test my patience to the absolute limit. It's time that
       he grows up, rather than constantly wanting to act a clown. And
       rather than feeling a victim for his own stupidity.
       #Post#: 41376--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Marler quitting 
   DIR By: DOK
       Date: March 30, 2020, 12:41 pm
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       From the Torygraph
       Joe Marler on the verge of retiring from rugby following 10-week
       ban for 'fondlegate'
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       England loosehead is dissatisfied with the suspension and
       social-distancing has emphasised how much he values time with
       his family
       By Kate Rowan 29 March 2020 • 6:35pm
       Joe Marler, the England and Harlequins prop, Marler is on the
       verge of deciding to quit rugby with immediate effect.
       It is understood that the 29 year-old has become increasingly
       dissatisfied since he was given a 10-week ban earlier this month
       for grabbing Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones by the genitals during
       England’s 33-30 victory three weeks ago.
       It was reported by the Mail on Sunday that Marler had become
       “disillusioned” after receiving the ban and widespread criticism
       on social media which led to him to suspend both his Twitter and
       Instagram accounts.
       Both are now active again, although Marler has refrained from
       posting much content bar a retweet on Saturday regarding
       Harlequins' use of mindfulness in aiding their players’
       performance and resilience while practising social-distancing
       during the coronavirus lockdown.
       This may give us a small clue into Marler’s thinking because
       back in 2018 he called time on his international career due to
       suffering anxiety from being separated from his wife, Daisy, and
       young children Jasper and Maggie.
       Yet he was able to put this behind him and return to the England
       fold for their run to the Rugby World Cup final last autumn.
       During this year’s truncated Six Nations Marler re-established
       himself as England’s starting loosehead. It is understood that
       this current period of staying at home with his family and the
       fall-out from the 10-week ban has brought him to the brink of
       retirement.
       The British and Irish Lion has a year remaining on his
       Harlequins contract. If he were to leave, this would leave them
       in trouble both on and off the field because tighthead Kyle
       Sinckler is departing for Bristol Bears and club captain and
       flanker Chris Robshaw is also leaving. If Marler were to quit
       this would leave Paul Gustard’s side without crucial on-field
       experience, diminish the club’s stock of senior internationals
       and deprive Quins of one of the most recognisable players in
       English rugby.
       Marler: The more I look at you Dan...
       Cole: The more you fall in love with me 😂
       We put the team's art skills to the test with some mixed
       results 🎨 😕#WearTheRose
       pic.twitter.com/lrDqEw2HYX
       — England Rugby (@EnglandRugby) March 29, 2020
       Interestingly, Marler’s departure from the professional game did
       not seem to be on the minds of those who run the official
       England Rugby Twitter account for the RFU when they posted a
       video on Sunday (above) with Marler starring in comical fashion
       as he painted a portrait of fellow prop Dan Cole. That video was
       shot during the Six Nations but it shows the importance of
       Marler’s appeal beyond the field.
       Harlequins were approached by Telegraph Sport but declined to
       provide further comment.
       #Post#: 41395--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Marler quitting 
   DIR By: deadlyfrom5yardsout
       Date: March 31, 2020, 3:44 am
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       I think someone from the Telegraph believes what they read on
       here. Terrible journalism.
       #Post#: 41813--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Marler quitting 
   DIR By: Bolly-Quin
       Date: April 13, 2020, 2:37 pm
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       --- Quote from: Rocker link ---
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       > disagree Jammy throwing a strop because of (another) Welsh
       inspired witch hunt against him......
       >
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       Go and look at a G5 mast and have a good think
       #Post#: 41816--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Marler quitting 
   DIR By: SiB
       Date: April 14, 2020, 2:37 am
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       Don’t think it’s got anything to do with the ban
       On social media the barrage of abuse has been terrible
       He’s been called a sexual predator, aside of sexual assault,
       called a pervert and lots more that you can’t put on here
       And he may well have a better money option than playing rugby, I
       wouldn’t blame him at all
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