Rugby Union 21/22/23 Discussion | RWC time!

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5 or 6 penalties in 12 minutes isn’t going to end well for Tonga. Need to improve their discipline, particularly with their offsides.
 
Why did Tonga get the put in at a scrum from their forward pass?

If it's around the first minute, an irish player dropped the ball when he went to the ground and a tongian dropped it when he tried to gain possession.
 
That Irish line out…I thought the thrower had to be in the middle? He was basically throwing it in line with his team.
 
It was a Tongan forward pass that stopped play. Had the knock on happened just before that?

Yeah, there is an knock on from Ireland when the player goes to the ground, tha's how Tonga gained possession.
 
Has it?? I don’t think it has. Scrums yes, but not lineouts, at least not so obviously. Maybe it’s been more subtle and I didn’t see before.

It is supposed to be in the channel even if it's slightly toward your jumper.
 
Mad the way VAR is infinitely less annoying in rugby than football. Even when it goes against you. I guess it just suits some sports better than others.

There is a lot more experience and to be fair even though we complain about it a lot, there is a lot more consistency. We basically all know how things are supposed to be interpreted when Football laws and interpretations make no sense.
 
It is supposed to be in the channel even if it's slightly toward your jumper.
Yeah that’s fine, but it was the position of the whole Irish line was right up in line with the thrower. Dunno, maybe it was the angle, but it struck me as looking odd, will keep an eye out for other lineouts later on.
 
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