Summary
A rugby player from Bordeaux-Begles, Jefferson Poirot, is facing a hearing because he allegedly grabbed an opposing player, Henry Pollock from Northampton, by the throat. This incident happened after their match in the Champions Cup final, and if found guilty, Poirot could face a ban.
Key Facts
- Jefferson Poirot is a rugby player for Bordeaux-Begles and a former France captain.
- He has been accused of grabbing Henry Pollock by the throat after a match.
- Bordeaux-Begles won the match 28-20 against Northampton.
- The European Professional Club Rugby (EPCR) is investigating the incident.
- The EPCR cited Poirot for actions against sportsmanship rules.
- Poirot’s actions were called potentially harmful by the EPCR.
- There will be a disciplinary hearing via video on Thursday.
- Poirot could be banned from playing if found guilty of the charge.
