David Changelang.
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David Changelang.
Did anyone notice him running the line at the Leinster/Cardiff game...he's not on the Rabo/direct list, so where is he reffing?
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Re: David Changelang.
Part time since he retired from full time browner and he has been doing some of the internationals, he retired from full time to spend more time at home with family.browner wrote:Did anyone notice him running the line at the Leinster/Cardiff game...he's not on the Rabo/direct list, so where is he reffing?
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Re: David Changelang.
Is that not his brother Malcolm you're thinking of Rooster?Rooster wrote:Part time since he retired from full time browner and he has been doing some of the internationals, he retired from full time to spend more time at home with family.browner wrote:Did anyone notice him running the line at the Leinster/Cardiff game...he's not on the Rabo/direct list, so where is he reffing?
Anyway...surely you have to be reffing at a high level to get the touch judge job at a Heiny q/final.
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Re: David Changelang.
Thought they both were running the line still at matchesbrowner wrote:Is that not his brother Malcolm you're thinking of Rooster?Rooster wrote:Part time since he retired from full time browner and he has been doing some of the internationals, he retired from full time to spend more time at home with family.browner wrote:Did anyone notice him running the line at the Leinster/Cardiff game...he's not on the Rabo/direct list, so where is he reffing?
Anyway...surely you have to be reffing at a high level to get the touch judge job at a Heiny q/final.
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Re: David Changelang.
Well neither of them should be reffing anywhere near a rugby game.
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Rather have them than Dudley Philips or George Clancy any dayGary wrote:Well neither of them should be reffing anywhere near a rugby game.
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Re: David Changelang.
+1, Rooster. The days when Scottish refs were the worst have gone.
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Re: David Changelang.
Malcolm was by far the better of the two, and after a shaky start turned into a half-decent whistler, but he suffered from sharing his surname with David.
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Re: David Changelang.
rocky wrote:+1, Rooster. The days when Scottish refs were the worst have gone.
Agree Rocky. It happened around about the time the Shang-a-langs disappeared.
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