Laws review process kicks off The quadrennial laws review process has kicked off with technical experts beginning the process of critiquing the game’s law book following commentary and feedback submitted by unions. Every four years, the governing body runs a health-check on the laws of the game with a view to ensuring the enhancement of […]
FIJI SEVENS HEAD coach Ben Ryan published a number of intriguing tweets yesterday evening highlighting a technique which he believes has the game “in crisis”. The former England Sevens boss has an issue with the rucking technique that, depending on where one is from, is referred to as a crocodile roll, tin opener, can opener, […]
Absolutely amazing new scrum laws provide the perfect (so far) development of the game – UPPER BODY strength which Ulster Rugby players excell at and only serves to strengthen existing lower body power will provide total dominance – BRING IT ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bottom line THE STRONGER YOUR BODY IS THE FASTER THEY ARE DEFEATED. ITs Called […]
The International Rugby Board and its Member Unions have sanctioned a global trial of five aspects of Law amendments following an extensive process of consultation and evaluation. The trial, approved by the IRB Council at its Annual Meeting in Dublin on Tuesday, will commence at the start of the next season in each hemisphere (August […]
The recent evening for spectators which saw spectators getting a chance to get up to speed with the refereeing of the game. Ian Crowe was in attendance and made the following comment on the evening “The presentation and content from David Wilkinson was excellent. He began explaining the five main areas of the game: Scrum […]