With the bobbly pitch not conducive to patient approach play, the game began scrappily.
That would be a terrible blow for London's celebrity-hungry press, which has dozens of publications devoted to scrappily snatched paparazzi shots of stars, the more compromising the better.
But unlike the man he will replace, Herman Van Rompuy, Mr Tusk is no consensus-builder: he fought his way scrappily to the top of Polish politics, vanquishing rivals along the way.
A youthful troubadour following in Ed Sheeran's footsteps, Jake Bugg brings a scrappily engaging rockabilly intensity to catchy folk rants like the single "Lightning Bolt" and the smalltown escape anthem "Two Fingers", his simple strum'n'drum arrangements allowing his sharp, piercing voice to cut through unhindered.
Not necessarily at the resulting scrum, which broke apart scrappily and rather fortunately into a second try in consecutive Tests for Joe Launchbury, after Read missed the ball and Tom Wood toed it towards the line.
He didn't scrappily chase Romney down; he could have won, and messed up.
Convening a chatty gallery of variously ravaged musicians, former roommates and miscellaneous talking-and-smoking heads, Mr. Parker scrappily recreates the timeline of a punk tragedy.
Although Mr. Lindsay-Abaire's story is painful, his peppery dialogue is often funny, as the tart-tongued Margaret and her several Southie neighbors scrappily mouth off at one another.
Japan begin scrappily, their three fragmenting, but they're moving at pace and take an early lead.
But he's finished scrappily: bogeys at 16 and 17 to drop back to level par for the tournament.
9.29pm GMT 85 mins: Giggs chips the ball delightfully to Jones in the penalty area, he taps the ball centrewards and the ball is scrappily cleared from Rooney and Hernández.
