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Ignorant fans abusing Owen Farrell fail to separate criticism from hate speech - Vimarsana News

Ignorant fans abusing Owen Farrell fail to separate criticism from hate speech

What do Simone Biles, Adam Peaty and now, Owen Farrell, have in common? These athletes have all taken time off from their international careers to address the issue of their mental health.

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Waterford News & Star — Owen Farrell says high tackle that led to World Cup suspension 'a mistake' - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — Owen Farrell says high tackle that led to World Cup suspension 'a mistake'

Farrell initially had his red card downgraded to a yellow by a disciplinary hearing, only for World Rugby to appeal the decision, which was upheld.

Roscommon Herald — Owen Farrell says high tackle that led to World Cup suspension 'a mistake' - Vimarsana News

Roscommon Herald — Owen Farrell says high tackle that led to World Cup suspension 'a mistake'

Farrell initially had his red card downgraded to a yellow by a disciplinary hearing, only for World Rugby to appeal the decision, which was upheld.

Kildare Nationalist — Owen Farrell says high tackle that led to World Cup suspension 'a mistake' - Vimarsana News

Kildare Nationalist — Owen Farrell says high tackle that led to World Cup suspension 'a mistake'

Farrell initially had his red card downgraded to a yellow by a disciplinary hearing, only for World Rugby to appeal the decision, which was upheld.

Laois Nationalist — Owen Farrell says high tackle that led to World Cup suspension 'a mistake' - Vimarsana News

Laois Nationalist — Owen Farrell says high tackle that led to World Cup suspension 'a mistake'

Farrell initially had his red card downgraded to a yellow by a disciplinary hearing, only for World Rugby to appeal the decision, which was upheld.