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Max Evans has had a busy week
Max Evans has had a busy week. Fresh from being acquitted by a jury of his peers at Edinburgh Sheriff Court, he received a yellow card in today’s Six Nations Ireland v. Scotland test match. Earlier this week, a jury … Continue reading
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Tagged Edinburgh, Ireland, Jury, Keith Earls, Max Evans, Scotland, Sheriff Court, Six Nations Championship
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