Values of rugby

Moderator: Puja

Post Reply
User avatar
Mellsblue
Posts: 14561
Joined: Thu Feb 11, 2016 7:58 am

Values of rugby

Post by Mellsblue »

Let’s hope this does come in and stays:

‘Protect the game's values'

RFU officials have also vowed to crack down this season on player behaviour, including appealing to the referee, goading the opposition, and brandishing imaginary cards.

They will also look to discipline unwanted involvement from "non-participants", such as team medics and water carriers.

"Pre-season we have given the clubs the message," Spreadbury said.

"We met yesterday with all the members of the PGMOT [Professional Game Match Official Team].

"We presented to them about the game values and what we want."
From the BBC.
Digby
Posts: 13436
Joined: Fri Feb 12, 2016 11:17 am

Re: Values of rugby

Post by Digby »

They've left off players taking a dive, but it'll likely have little positive affect anyway
User avatar
Oakboy
Posts: 6372
Joined: Wed Feb 10, 2016 9:42 am

Re: Values of rugby

Post by Oakboy »

Fine words but will action follow? We can but hope.
fivepointer
Posts: 5893
Joined: Wed Feb 10, 2016 3:42 pm

Re: Values of rugby

Post by fivepointer »

Very happy to see pens awarded for appealing and unsportsmanlike behaviour. Refs should use the 10 yard rule far more to curb some of the protestations.
User avatar
Which Tyler
Posts: 9156
Joined: Tue Feb 09, 2016 8:43 pm
Location: Tewkesbury
Contact:

Re: Values of rugby

Post by Which Tyler »

fivepointer wrote:Very happy to see pens awarded for appealing and unsportsmanlike behaviour. Refs should use the 10 yard rule far more to curb some of the protestations.
Image
Post Reply