There are some bits that are true, there are some bits that aren’t. Speaking about the situation on RugbyPass’ Offload podcast this week, Cowan-Dickie said: “I went to my medical. However it seems it is not the overindulgence of alcohol that has put an end to Cowan-Dickie’s move, but concerns over an operation on his neck and subsequent nerve damage.
He was placed in the cellule de dégrisement (sobering up cell).” READ MORE: Departing Exeter Chiefs star Jack Nowell rules himself out of England's World Cup plansįabrice Belargent, the state prosecutor in Montpellier, said: “I confirm that the person in question was the subject of a procedure for manifest and public drunkenness after being stopped in front of a nightclub by Montpellier municipal police at 4.30am on April 19. The 29-year-old was reportedly involved in a 4.30am incident outside a nightclub that saw him thrown into ‘a drunk tank' by the police, however, he was not arrested. The England hooker, who was announced as leaving Sandy Park this summer, is understood to have got into a spot of trouble in a visit to Montpellier when he visited the French city to undergo a medical ahead of a proposed move to the glamourous Top 14 side. Exeter Chiefs hooker Luke Cowan-Dickie has briefly spoken publically for the first time about why his big-money move to Montpellier broke down.
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