@isthatmiddle: sports clubs need to do better! look at who you are choosing to represent you and look at what message that sends. I am so so tired. tw: sa #cricket #hampshire #scottkuggeleijn

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thecricketpaige
thecricketpaige :
awful decision making and the fact they kept quiet about it and just slipping him in on the team sheet just speaks louder than anything!! Makes me sad to be a Hampshire fan 😭
2026-09-02 19:54:00
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very.old.man85
very old man 〓〓 :
I am Hampshire supporter from Cornwall I didn't know this. I agree should never have signed him. With greater female representation they need more women in position of power.
2026-09-02 18:01:21
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lizibee.plans
LiziBee.Plans :
he's been removed now - crazy anyone ever thought it was okay though
2026-09-02 19:30:53
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j_ustanotherone
Just another one :
I've seen that quote so many times over the last few days and it's so grim every time, and the fact that being on the public record isn't enough for teams to stay well clear of him is, quite frankly, embarrassing for the sport
2026-09-03 10:52:27
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arthurfromromania
Arthur the Romanian Rescue :
well said, and you are right, it should've never got this far.
2026-09-02 12:26:47
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theo_sako
Theo_sako :
leave him alone this was 15 years ago and he apologized
2026-09-04 05:35:45
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womenscricketawareness
WOMEN CRICKET IN AFRICA 🏏🏆 :
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2026-09-03 18:48:41
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justnotcrkpod
It's Just Not Cricket :
could not have said it any better. credit to all those that spoke up because we know full well 'that' would still be playing if they hadn't. genuinely a disgusting 24 hours.
2026-09-02 11:27:20
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woza221
Woza :
wasn't he found innocent?????
2026-09-03 22:11:46
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johndawson290805
John Dawson :
ECB should give hampshire a massive sporting/financial penalty because it’s not like It hasn’t admitted it done it. it has, there is quotes out there. ECB should hit hampshire where it hurts enough to show other teams to look at who they sign properly, and to at least look a bit inclusive and progressive (even tho we know the ecb isn’t)
2026-09-03 00:38:05
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dshoffman
user7881395598670 :
Accused n proven are totally different. If there’s insufficient evidence to prosecute then he’s legally innocent of the act until proven otherwise.
2026-09-03 08:09:39
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salmanshahid197
Salman Shahid :
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2026-09-02 20:25:45
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