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skip to content hong kong's hottest entertainment magazine menu bc feature opinion events diary submit your event bcene music concert review film festival review food megabites restaurant lifestyle lbgt fashion sport sports diary boxing cricket cycling football hockey rugby womens rugby sailing rowing macau macau diary umbrella movement art voices advertorial womens rugby travel yuan yang archive 2017 january february march april may june july august september october november december 2016 january february march april may june july august september october november december 2015 january february march april may june july august october september november december 2014 january february march april may june july august september october november december 2013 january february march april may june july august september october november december competitions advertising contact bc tip jar log in handover protest march, 1 july 2018 as hong kong turns 21 it’s unique identity is being choked to death as beijing ramps up the chinafication of the sar. what should be a ‘coming of age’ party feels more like a wake. xi’s oppressive clampdown on free speech, extensive intrusion into and monitoring of personal lives and the rewarding of his cronies north of the border has been mirrored locally over the last twelve months. dissenting voices have been jailed, opposing viewpoints hidden, expanding corruption goes unchecked and the pillaging of the hk governments coffers to reward supporters with generous contracts increases yet further. the annual 1 july pro democracy march has become diluted and unfocused as hundreds of different groups look to raise cash and promote their individual messages and agendas. with hong kong’s economy still fairly robust and lam’s leadership anonymous and bland, democracy advocates lack the focal point of the easily vilified 689. stamping on lam’s face stuck to the road, lacks the visceral feel and satisfaction of stamping on 689. sadly at 21 hong kong is dead, like a fish out of water it struggles and flaps around unaware of it’s demise. what does the future hold for hong kong china? sadly the portents are not good. click on any image for more photos. author simon posted on 2 july, 2018 2 july, 2018 categories 2018 , bcene , july , lifestyle tags chinafication , democracy , free speech , handover , hksar , protest march leave a comment on handover protest march, 1 july 2018 cook islands 3-26 hong kong @ rarotonga in the first ever test match between the two teams, hong kong claimed the upper hand in their rugby world cup 2019 qualification battle with the cook islands after a comprehensive 26-3 win in the home and away play-off. hong kong ranked 21st in the world held the 54th ranked cook islands try-less in rarotonga, allowing the hosts just a single first-half penalty as they took a big step towards november’s repechage tournament in france. “it was a tough game and that was a hell of a win,” said a delighted hong kong coach leigh jones after the match. “i don’t get overly excited about things, but i think it was a historic day for hong kong. cook islands brought everyone back and they have some top quality players in that side but our performance was just outstanding.” “ahead of the game, we talked about every point being precious, whether we are giving them away or getting them; so that [holding cook islands to a single penalty] was a great credit to the boys. they wanted to keep the clean sheet and they did.” jones added. canada have booked their place in the final four repechage already while samoa have opened a big lead on germany in another bracket. the winner of hong kong versus cook islands will join them and the winners of the africa qualification campaign next november. hong kong shrugged off the 25-hour travel to the islands as they stormed deep into cook islands territory from the kick-off to set up their first try. no. 8 thomas lamboley crossed the line in the third minute after a series of well-executed attacking phases on the hosts try line. flyhalf matt rosslee missed the conversion attempt, he missed all four of hong kong’s conversions, but was more accurate on his penalty attempts, slotting tough chances on either side of half time. hong kong extended their lead in the 12th minute when jack neville took a sneaky reverse pass from centre lex kalecka. cutting against the defence neville’s run and pass put scrumhalf liam slatem clear in the corner, 10-0. the cook islands scored their only points of the game with a penalty after nick hewson was penalised for sealing off the tackler on the ground. centre greg mullany’s kick putting the hosts on the board, 10-3 after 23 minutes. moments later winger conor hartley served a perfect pass by slatem allowing him to stroll across the tramlines for hong kong’s third try and a 15-3 lead. rosslee closed out the first half with a successful penalty to send hong kong into the break up 18-3. throughout the first period hong kong regularly exploited overlaps in the cook islands defence, with all of their tries coming out wide, as the forwards penetrated the hosts midfield defence, luring defenders in from the flanks to create space for the backs. the cook islands put in an improved showing in the second half, aided by a swirling wind that hampered hong kong in the final stages. “you couldn’t see it on tv, but there was a really strong wind and that was why it looked like it was a game of two halves,” said jones. “it was very difficult for us to get out of our half in the second half, largely because of the wind.” rosslee scored hong kong’s first points of the second half with a second penalty to push the lead to 21-3. the visitors added a fourth try late in the game when max woodward, who moments earlier had accounted for a try-saving tackle, finished off some great interplay with winger salom yiu kam-shing by crossing over in the left corner. “it was a very physical game, we were expecting that. they are a big, big side and it was a very physical out there. we have a few battered and bruised, but so have they,” said jones. “if we are going to get to where we want to get, we have to cope with opposition and teams like that. today’s result shows that we are progressing and are able to cope at that next level,” said jones. both sides will now journey back to hong kong and jones is curious to see what the opposition’s selection will look like. “it will be interesting to see what their travel party will look like and whether some of their big names travel, but it will be a similar approach for us. it’s cup rugby and we don’t need to be too flamboyant. we just need to do what it says on the tin and play good solid, percentage rugby.” hong kong v cook islands: james cunningham (captain), daniel barlow, dylan rogers, jack delaforce, nicholas hewson, toy fenn, thomas lamboley, liam slatem, matthew rosslee, yiu kam-shing, max woodward, jack neville, conor hartley, jamie hood, alexander post, adam fullgrabe, jack parfitt, michael parfitt, kane boucaut, cris pierrepont, jamie lauder, max denmark, benjamin roberts, lex kaleca. additional reporting and images: hkru author simon posted on 2 july, 2018 2 july, 2018 categories 2018 tags cook islands rugby , hkrugby , hksport , japan 2019 , rugby , rugby world cup , rwcup , sport , world rugby leave a comment on cook islands 3-26 hong kong @ rarotonga rwc japan qualification attempt continues against cook islands hong kong take on the cook islands in the second of three possible qualification phases for the rugby world cup with a home and away series on 30 june (away) and 7 july (hong kong football club). the winner advances to a four-team repechage tournament later this year to decide the 20 th spot at japan 2019. the cook islands are ranked 54 th in the world, 33 spots behind hong kong at 21 and national coach leigh jones was perhaps a touch overly dramatic when he said “not to overplay it, but it’s probably one of the most important games in hong

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