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Carter apologises for drink-driving
By Dejan Kalinic
New Zealand great Dan Carter is prepared to accept his punishment after being caught drink-driving.
Carter, a former All Blacks star who won two Rugby World Cups, apologised for his actions following the incident in France.
The 34-year-old, who now plays with Racing Metro in the Top 14, said he was ready to accept whatever came his way.
"I am sure a lot of you have seen the headlines," Carter wrote on Facebook.
"No excuses - I made a massive error of judgment and have let down my club, my fans and most importantly my family.
"I will have to now let the police/court process run its course and face the consequences.
"I am just glad no one was harmed. Sorry."
Carter played 112 games for the All Blacks and also won four Super Rugby titles with Crusaders.
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Yeah they could have done with more grunt against France for sure. The opportunity for Lakai was good, and he was affective for 40 minutes but a full 80 was far too much to put on a debutant, losing a bit of the punch that was needed in the game be himself coming on fresh at the end.
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