Dan54
David Wilson (68)
The correct answer is "sometimes":
The real correct answer is 'yes sometimes'
The correct answer is "sometimes":
3 issues at least.Jonathan Kaplan has floated the concept of a Captains Challenge, allowing a Team Captain to request a ruling from the TMO.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/...ower-says-former-test-referee-jonathan-kaplan
It works in Cricket and Tennis. Could it work in rugby?
I had a bad ref in 3rd XV school rugby once. Absolutelty shocking he was. Can I get World Rugby to review that game and publicly humiliate the referee involved? Can we make sure that no one will ever want to be a referee by throwing them under the bus everytime they get something wrong?
This, it will never work in a million years.I like the concept of Kaplan's Kaptain's Khallenge but think it would end up being cynically used to rob dominant teams of momentum, and allow teams to catch their breath and regain their composure while the TMO (assisted by Joel Jutge and John Jeffrey) reviewed all 47 camera angles in ultra slo-mo frame by frame.
There are a lot less "moving parts" in Cricket and Tennis.
So no more gate at the breakdown, but the tackler also can't go for the ball and has to retreat a meter after the tackle. That correct?
Contender for post of the year.Word on the street here in NZ is that was the final straw for McCaw: "what y'all mean no fuckin' gate? Cnuts can come in from any whichway they like? Fuck that, I'm out, gotta movie to work on". Truth.