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LET’S GET THIS RUBBISH OUT OF THE GAME

Gregor ROBERTSON
NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAY-OFF WINNER TURNED JOURNALIST

TOO FAR: Colombia players protest to referee Mark Geiger after he awarded England a penalty on Tuesday night
PICTURE: Action Images

Sh**housery. What a word! I’m not entirely sure where it came from, but, after Colombia’s monumental, colossal, titanic display of “sh**housery” against England this week, the term has been widely versed to describe the various dark arts we have seen players perform in an otherwise enthralling World Cup in Russia.
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