VINCE KARALIUS SEND OFF 1958

Legendary British Rugby League player Vince Karalius - The Wild Bull of the Pampas, is sent off in a match versus New South Wales on the 1958 tour to Australia.

[@MrTigerjet]

Different era , different rules. Kicking is ordinary, but Karalius was one tough hombre. Even the toughest of Aussies in that era were very wary of the Raging Bull of the Pampas.

[@allanbennett1830]

Music too bloody loud l want hear what he said mum nuts

[@jayc1676]

You get what you give and you give what you get ... i see nothing wrong here.

[@mrb5760]

It was bearly a love tap

[@ronmexico1874]

Head case.

[@user-fe7rb6xu8w]

Rugby is hard enough no need for kicking people anyone found doing it should be banned for good

[@ray.shoesmith]

Couldnt hear a single word he was saying.

[@travels129]

Rubbish i was there I was 3 years old he should not have been sent off

[@ZIGSVIDS]

Studs to the face isn't "gladiator approach" Its a dog act

[@simoncrawley7430]

Agreed.

[@darren5971]

No mate its the way the game was played back then .Plenty of Aussies did worse .A dog is a low word to use for Vince a very tough man he was .

[@ZIGSVIDS]

@@darren5971 Which Aussie's did worse ?

[@johnstenton6023]

@@darren5971 grub is a better word for the dog

[@glenchapman3899]

@@darren5971 Three Australian players got sent off that day as well. So what is your point.