Changes to the rules of Rugby Union threaten serious damage to the game, especially in the forward areas of rucks, mauls and line outs. A strike has been proposed.
Sunday, May 04, 2008
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1 comment:
The present rules are pretty good. Some could do with enforcing, especially those against squint feeds to the scrum, and killing the ball in rucks. I doubt if there can be any decent case for a rule change until you've tried enforcing the rules you've got.
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