It is not only moving them but like turning rugger goalposts into hockey goalposts in the process.
I have a constituent whose 17-year-old son broke his leg in two places playing rugger and was in plaster from hip to ankle.
We really should not mistake this sort of performance with criminality, any more than one mistakes a "rugger night rag" for criminality.
That certainly happened on "rugger" nights at universities.
Worst of all, they will think that the name of our national game is "rugger" rather than rugby, and we find that deeply offensive.
One sees the officers playing polo and "rugger"and the men playing"soccer," and one sees that they rarely mix when they are off duty.
I know quite well that there are here a number of rugger players.
They looked like full backs from the local rugger club.
