Decision to go for late seven pointer ‘brainless and arrogant’

BRAINLESS and arrogant. That’s how Harlequins chief executive Mark Evans reacted to Munster’s decision to go for a late seven pointer instead of taking a probable three points through a penalty kick that would have put Saturday’s Heineken Cup clash out of his team’s reach.

Decision to go for late seven pointer ‘brainless and arrogant’

"When they went for the corner, I thought you s****y bastards," said Evans. "It was a brainless decision.

"They're six points up going into the last 10 minutes and they kick for the corner. I wasn't very happy with that. I thought you arrogant so-and-sos. Rog is not a bad place kicker, is he, and it was 15 metres in. I thought it was a gimme."

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