All Blacks captain, Sam Cane, expressed his deep disappointment in himself after tripping a fan who ran onto the field during the Rugby Championship test match in Mendoza. Following the All Blacks’ victory over the Pumas, Cane and his teammates were standing when the fan ran past them. Cane instinctively stuck out his foot, causing the person to fall to the ground momentarily before recovering. Another person dressed in black continued to chase after the unruly fan.
After the game, Cane took to social media to apologize for his actions, admitting that it was an error in judgment that was out of character for him. He expressed remorse, stating that he felt awful and deeply disappointed in himself. Cane also mentioned that he was actively trying to reach out to the person involved to apologize and make amends.
While it is not uncommon for fans to run onto rugby fields, players rarely get involved in trying to stop them. However, there have been notable instances in the past, including a memorable incident during a match between the All Blacks and the Springboks in 2002. During that game, a Springboks fan charged onto the field to confront the referee, resulting in players from both teams intervening and restraining the fan.
In conclusion, Sam Cane’s involvement in tripping a pitch invader was out of character for him, and he has expressed deep remorse for his actions. Players’ involvement in such incidents is rare, but notable occurrences have happened in the past.
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