NH club rugby
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Typical shit that PR pull, bunch of piston wristed gibbons - along with the RU more than happy to shit on Championship teams
Saracens lacking safety certificate to admit 10,000 or more fans to stadium
Saracens are not able to safely admit 10,000 or more supporters to their stadium because they do not have the necessary certificate, raising questions over the stringent criteria that govern promotion to the Premiership
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Red tape to me
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@MiketheSnow said in NH club rugby:
Red tape to me
Cheating Saracens fluffybunnies don't deserve any leeway, and should have lost their titles
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Does this have anything to do with Suzie and/or her daughter?
Squad Update | 23 October 2023 | Ulster Rugby
The Ulster Rugby Medical team has confirmed that 29 players and 13 support staff were unwell whilst in Durban in the lead-up
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A Netherlands international
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#PROD2 Quel coup de pompe de 60m de l'international néerlandais Peter Lydon ! ☄️
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Looking forward to next weekend Heineken Champions/ Challenge Cup. A first for SA franchises.
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They're nuts!
Sin-Bin 'Power Play' proposed by RFU along with other huge reforms to the domestic game | Rugbydump
The Rugby Football Union has set out its plans for a brand new Premiership and Championship cup competition which will include a raft of new rules.
One of the key individuals behind the plans is RFU director of performance, Conor O’Shea, who also outlined changes to the game which will be trailaed during the competion. It is unclear how the majority of these adaptions will be achived pratically, but O’Shea noted the following reforms:
- Incentivising tries scored from outside the opposition’s 22
- Reducing the amount of kick-tennis”
- Reducing the time wasted by reset scrums
- A sin-bin ‘Power Play’
The last point is of particular note – once a game the opposing team captain will be able to chose a player to spend 10 minutes in the sin bin. The captain can choose when to use this but will have the power to reduce their opponents to 14 men, without them being sent off by the ref. Quite the radical proposal!
There's also an article in the Telegraph about this, but it's pay-walled, so I don't know whether there's more info.
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lol rugby just fucking hates itself aye
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@Stargazer said in NH club rugby:
They're nuts!
Sin-Bin 'Power Play' proposed by RFU along with other huge reforms to the domestic game | Rugbydump
The Rugby Football Union has set out its plans for a brand new Premiership and Championship cup competition which will include a raft of new rules.
One of the key individuals behind the plans is RFU director of performance, Conor O’Shea, who also outlined changes to the game which will be trailaed during the competion. It is unclear how the majority of these adaptions will be achived pratically, but O’Shea noted the following reforms:
- Incentivising tries scored from outside the opposition’s 22
- Reducing the amount of kick-tennis”
- Reducing the time wasted by reset scrums
- A sin-bin ‘Power Play’
The last point is of particular note – once a game the opposing team captain will be able to chose a player to spend 10 minutes in the sin bin. The captain can choose when to use this but will have the power to reduce their opponents to 14 men, without them being sent off by the ref. Quite the radical proposal!
There's also an article in the Telegraph about this, but it's pay-walled, so I don't know whether there's more info.
Connor O'Shea, aka twiggy
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@Stargazer said in NH club rugby:
They're nuts!
Sin-Bin 'Power Play' proposed by RFU along with other huge reforms to the domestic game | Rugbydump
The Rugby Football Union has set out its plans for a brand new Premiership and Championship cup competition which will include a raft of new rules.
One of the key individuals behind the plans is RFU director of performance, Conor O’Shea, who also outlined changes to the game which will be trailaed during the competion. It is unclear how the majority of these adaptions will be achived pratically, but O’Shea noted the following reforms:
- Incentivising tries scored from outside the opposition’s 22
- Reducing the amount of kick-tennis”
- Reducing the time wasted by reset scrums
- A sin-bin ‘Power Play’
The last point is of particular note – once a game the opposing team captain will be able to chose a player to spend 10 minutes in the sin bin. The captain can choose when to use this but will have the power to reduce their opponents to 14 men, without them being sent off by the ref. Quite the radical proposal!
There's also an article in the Telegraph about this, but it's pay-walled, so I don't know whether there's more info.
Oh just fuck off
There’s a dozen things they can do to improve the game before even proposing this asshattery
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@MiketheSnow said in NH club rugby:
@Stargazer said in NH club rugby:
They're nuts!
Sin-Bin 'Power Play' proposed by RFU along with other huge reforms to the domestic game | Rugbydump
The Rugby Football Union has set out its plans for a brand new Premiership and Championship cup competition which will include a raft of new rules.
One of the key individuals behind the plans is RFU director of performance, Conor O’Shea, who also outlined changes to the game which will be trailaed during the competion. It is unclear how the majority of these adaptions will be achived pratically, but O’Shea noted the following reforms:
- Incentivising tries scored from outside the opposition’s 22
- Reducing the amount of kick-tennis”
- Reducing the time wasted by reset scrums
- A sin-bin ‘Power Play’
The last point is of particular note – once a game the opposing team captain will be able to chose a player to spend 10 minutes in the sin bin. The captain can choose when to use this but will have the power to reduce their opponents to 14 men, without them being sent off by the ref. Quite the radical proposal!
There's also an article in the Telegraph about this, but it's pay-walled, so I don't know whether there's more info.
Oh just fuck off
There’s a dozen things they can do to improve the game before even proposing this asshattery
If it was used as intended, it would most likely lead to more injuries and fouls.
If they're smart, they'll just only use if the other team do, and at the same time.
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@Daffy-Jaffy that flag seems to be giving something away...
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@Daffy-Jaffy that makes sense, totally.
I mean, what a great idea, get the best player from the opposition sent off, that'll please the punters to see even less of the star players.
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@Machpants said in NH club rugby:
@Daffy-Jaffy that makes sense, totally.
I mean, what a great idea, get the best player from the opposition sent off, that'll please the punters to see even less of the star players.
It’s like an episode of W1A
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@Machpants so clearly WR enjoys all these cards and 15 v 14/13/12 or whatever eventuates they will give teams the opton to send someone off.
fluffybunnies
I assume incentivising tries from outside the 22 will be like a 50/22 in that if you launch and attack from your 22 and score through phases without a knock on or ball going out or winning a penalty or what ever, your try will be 6 points, or the conversion 3, or both?
Fix rucks and mauls, reduce resets then see how much better the game is with those before you fuck our game up more.
fluffybunnies
