World Rugby confirms changes to be implemented across the global game
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Saw this and thought I'd see what this group think.
World Rugby confirms the 20-min red card will be implemented across the global game, as well as 7 other changes coming:
⏱️60 conversion shot-clock
⏱️ 30-second scrum and lineout limit, managed by the referee
💪 Marking inside the 22m line from a restart
🏉 Single-stop mauls: The ball must be played after one stoppage in a maul
🏉 Play-on un-straight line outs when uncontested
🏉 Protection of the scrum-half at scrums, rucks and mauls.
📺 Television Match Official (TMO) protocol, empowering officials to spot clear infringements in the final phases before scoring.
🟥 A red-carded player can be replaced with another player after 20 minutesSubject to approval, World Rugby will work to finalise the timeline and processes for adoption at a global level from 1 January.
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the South Africans are going to be pissed at 3 and 4
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@Chris said in World Rugby confirms changes to be implemented across the global game:
Protection of the scrum-half at scrums, rucks and mauls.
WTF is this nonsense? You're either onside or you're not. If you can get to the mouthy little shit, you should be able to slap their silly moustache off.
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@antipodean said in World Rugby confirms changes to be implemented across the global game:
@Chris said in World Rugby confirms changes to be implemented across the global game:
Protection of the scrum-half at scrums, rucks and mauls.
WTF is this nonsense? You're either onside or you're not. If you can get to the mouthy little shit, you should be able to slap their silly moustache off.
i hate that fucking rule where you clear clean through a ruck, touch the halfback, he falls over and you get penalised.
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@mariner4life said in World Rugby confirms changes to be implemented across the global game:
@antipodean said in World Rugby confirms changes to be implemented across the global game:
@Chris said in World Rugby confirms changes to be implemented across the global game:
Protection of the scrum-half at scrums, rucks and mauls.
WTF is this nonsense? You're either onside or you're not. If you can get to the mouthy little shit, you should be able to slap their silly moustache off.
i hate that fucking rule where you clear clean through a ruck, touch the halfback, he falls over and you get penalised.
Never seems to apply to the prop that's decided to be halfback for that particular ruck either.
It's unnecessary and stupid. Much like World Rugby.
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@antipodean ha I've always been pissed at that, the guy wearing 9 is protected, but anyone else steps in the pass the ball is free game.
Given I played half my rugby at 9 and had a slow clearance, it pisses me off more I didn't have such protection 😀
I see on SM people still think teams will be willing to take out a player and be down to 14 for 20 mins...guess it has happened numerous times in super rugby since being in play.
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@Chris said in World Rugby confirms changes to be implemented across the global game:
Saw this and thought I'd see what this group think.
World Rugby confirms the 20-min red card will be implemented across the global game, as well as 7 other changes coming:
⏱️60 conversion shot-clock
⏱️ 30-second scrum and lineout limit, managed by the referee
💪 Marking inside the 22m line from a restart
🏉 Single-stop mauls: The ball must be played after one stoppage in a maul
🏉 Play-on un-straight line outs when uncontested
🏉 Protection of the scrum-half at scrums, rucks and mauls.
📺 Television Match Official (TMO) protocol, empowering officials to spot clear infringements in the final phases before scoring.
🟥 A red-carded player can be replaced with another player after 20 minutesSubject to approval, World Rugby will work to finalise the timeline and processes for adoption at a global level from 1 January.
Shot clock, meh, who cares
Scrum and lineout limit should already be enforced anyway but isn't.
Marking from a kickoff is dumb.
Single stop mauls will be managed as well as two stop.
Unstraight lineouts is dumb.
Scrum half protection is dumb
Tmo should already be in play.
Red card is great.Summary... slow hand clap.
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Red card ain't great imo. As if you get a red card you should be off. E.g. Eye gouge, your team should suffer. The problem isn't red card and you're gone, the problem is what now gets you red carded, poor technique or accidental stuff. Need orange card for the 20 mins off for bullshit, ineffective at the task causes of head injury 'were trying to stave of class action lawsuit' penalties.
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@Machpants said in World Rugby confirms changes to be implemented across the global game:
The problem isn't red card and you're gone, the problem is what now gets you red carded, poor technique or accidental stuff. Need orange card for the 20 mins off for bullshit.
Yes.
But, watch the WRU fuck up something simple again.
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@Chris-B said in World Rugby confirms changes to be implemented across the global game:
@Machpants said in World Rugby confirms changes to be implemented across the global game:
The problem isn't red card and you're gone, the problem is what now gets you red carded, poor technique or accidental stuff. Need orange card for the 20 mins off for bullshit.
Yes.
But, watch the WRU fuck up something simple again.
Fuck all to do with us
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@MiketheSnow Sorry about that.
Neil Barnes launched a critique of the NZRFU today as well.
My error is possibly down to beer though!
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WR have to do something to improve the watchability of the product.
Like, SA is the winningest team right now, but for me, totally unwatchable . . . if the score is close it gets a bit exciting.
But f'n about at scrum time to have a rest, playing to get opposition players yellow carded, and not playing rugby at all when they've got themselves ahead on the scoreboard.
What a bunt of a way to play . . . makes the ad breaks enjoyable (and i hate ads with a passion!)As for red cards, 20 minnutes is better, but i'd still replace the ejected player straight away!
Deal with the miscreant later.
I actually want more red cards, they'd clean up the game real quick then. So long as they keep the teams even.And if you are concerned about someone getting taken out in a premeditated/targeted manner.
You'd want to be real careful with that, that wouldn't be a rugby matter, that would be a police matter.
Taking out an NFL QB (say Mahomes) would be an obvious move if you are thinking like that, but it doesn't happen.
You'd never hear the end of it if it did..As for the TMO, I notice the NFL this season allow their TMOs to step in straight away if there is an obvious error, they just tell the ref to change his decision. No discussion, they just do it. NFL refs seldom look at a TV monitor now.
As for crooked lineouts, who cares really, i've never seen a halfback put the ball into a scrum straight ever!
And you're caring 'bout not straight lineouts . . .And the rolling maul! That's offside/obstruction every time, the whole play should have been outlawed years ago!
You can't join the maul from an offside position, but if you are already offside that's ok . . . really!And always wondered whether you could flank a ruck like at a scrum, so you could get to the half quicker. Clear now that you cant.
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@Dodge said in World Rugby confirms changes to be implemented across the global game:
Red for heads was an attempt to change behaviour, and it worked (for most teams)
The issue for me was consistency. If every head contact got a red card, happy days - but you wind up wiht the Cane (red) and Kolisi (not red). Or SBW (red) and Marler (not red). And then the head contacts near the ground where the tackler is crouched/bent and the runner comes down into them. Edit: and 'soaking tackles' that break cheekbones (not red).
It's fraught, and there are a shedload more red cards. This will drive the behaviour but not wreck games the same way. I'm all for it.
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@Bones said in World Rugby confirms changes to be implemented across the global game:
I like watching SA. Good team.
Me too
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@nzzp said in World Rugby confirms changes to be implemented across the global game:
@Dodge said in World Rugby confirms changes to be implemented across the global game:
Red for heads was an attempt to change behaviour, and it worked (for most teams)
The issue for me was consistency. If every head contact got a red card, happy days - but you wind up wiht the Cane (red) and Kolisi (not red). Or SBW (red) and Marler (not red). And then the head contacts near the ground where the tackler is crouched/bent and the runner comes down into them. Edit: and 'soaking tackles' that break cheekbones (not red).
It's fraught, and there are a shedload more red cards. This will drive the behaviour but not wreck games the same way. I'm all for it.
Inconsistency from the refs, and failure of WR to set good guidelines is the big problem
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@canefan said in World Rugby confirms changes to be implemented across the global game:
@nzzp said in World Rugby confirms changes to be implemented across the global game:
@Dodge said in World Rugby confirms changes to be implemented across the global game:
Red for heads was an attempt to change behaviour, and it worked (for most teams)
The issue for me was consistency. If every head contact got a red card, happy days - but you wind up wiht the Cane (red) and Kolisi (not red). Or SBW (red) and Marler (not red). And then the head contacts near the ground where the tackler is crouched/bent and the runner comes down into them. Edit: and 'soaking tackles' that break cheekbones (not red).
It's fraught, and there are a shedload more red cards. This will drive the behaviour but not wreck games the same way. I'm all for it.
Inconsistency from the refs, and failure of WR to set good guidelines is the big problem
That's why I like the Orange card Any head contact = 10 or 20 min orange card with replacement after. Red is permanent and for the dirty stuff it used to be (rare). Yellow for the things it used to be outside of head contact. No ifs buts or maybes hit the head = orange
