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The World Rugby, which rejected the Schmidt claim that the decision not to punish Jack Morgan’s clearance in the Australian defeat by British and Irish lions on Saturday was against the principles of safety of the players.
Hugo Canon touched 51 seconds at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, but the attempt was made to win the match only after the TMO reviewed Morgan’s contact with Carlo Tazano in the previous Rick, which was eventually considered legal by referee Andrea Pardi.
Anger .The Schmidt, who saw his Walbies from 29-26, acknowledged the series to play with a test, insisted that this was a wrong call, adding, “It is not really based on a big player Safety Push that he is talking (World Rugby).
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Rugby Australia’s chief executive Phil Wae supported Schmidt’s idea that it was a dangerous clearance and that efforts should not be allowed.
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Highlights of the classic second test between Australia and British and Irish lions in Melbourne
The World Rugby is conducting a review of the incident with Australia, Lines and Match officials, which will be completed on time for the final test between rivals in Sydney on Saturday.
Chief Executive Alan Gulpan, addressing an event, has returned to Schmidt, showing details of tickets for the 2027 World Cup.
Gulpan revealed, “When the reaction means” it means that the welfare of the players has not been taken seriously “because we have really worked hard on this statement.”
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“Everyone knows that we are putting the player’s welfare, in its broader sense, in the upper part of the agenda.
“You can see that what we are doing is with the most research, all research, science, investigation.
“The way in the last few years the game rules has been developed is about ‘How will we have this physical competition, but make it safe as much as possible?’ This part is challenging in terms of player’s welfare statements.”
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Lines captain Maro Atoje spoke to Sky Sports when he led his team towards Kulkin’s win on the series against Australia.
Gilpin insisted that Pardi and his assistants Ben Okifi and Nika Amishkili are being helped in the midst of a response against officials in some constituencies.
And the World Rugby Boss demanded the experiences of the Lines Berry’s public criticism and the retired referee Wayne Barnes, who had talked about abuse with their families, during a visit to South Africa in 2021, to protect the importance of protecting officials.
Gulpan said, “This is making them realize that they are being supported and we are examining them. They are an excellent unit. They have been together on the tour as a team.”
“You will remember that in the last lines series in South Africa, when the first Test was criticized for the match official … Mental health challenges …
“Wayne Barnes has talked about it. We have found match officials, when they are publicly criticized, watching their families targeting their families outside the school gates.
“It’s not good, it’s not fair and it’s not okay, so we have to help these boys.”
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Kinen and Morgan talk to their emotions during the last -minute drama of the week
‘I’m glad Reef didn’t bought it’ – Warburton broke off trying to win
Former Lines captain and Sky Sports Pandit Sam Warburton …
“When the moment was tough, they delivered. These small moments won the game for lions.
“This is Morgan’s wonderful game, it becomes so low, then it is good and wider to give Kannan Kenne a chance. Keep in mind how much the ground he covers, he erection, which was all games, but it was a wonderful end by Canon.
“Morgan has to try and go down. I think it is fantastic, so low on the ground. I’m glad the referee did not buy them while trying to take a fine, I don’t think it was at all.
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Kinen and Morgan talk to their emotions during the last -minute drama of the week
“I thought it was an excellent clear outout, before it had two excellent cleared out. These are small moments for lions. With art Russell, Kennon, with the ball off the ball, Faryel and Morgan are going to win their possession. No one is looking at the ball, but you are seeing the opportunity to look at it.
“There are many factors that go to win the game. The pieces of the set have to go well, the game has to go well, the lions have to go well. They roam there, obviously Australia was dominant. More frequently, when the lion joined 22, they were the difference.”
Gateland: This was the right decision
Three times lion’s head coach Warren Gateland …
“I talked to the Schmidt and felt that it was a fine, but I just saw it as a clear outout.
“I don’t know where Jack Morgan had to go – it seemed like a rugby event for me. I think it was the right decision.”
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In the second Test in Melbourne, Art Russell reflects dramatic style for British and Irish lions against Australia.
Schmid: It’s hard
Australia’s head coach Joe …
“It’s difficult to take. We led 79 minutes and then finally decided that we find it very difficult.
“Everyone can make their minds on it.
“You just have to read 9.20, then listen to the referee’s details and see the vision. A player who dives with his feet is clearly hit on the ball, contact the neck – it’s a difficult.
“Players make mistakes, match officials make mistakes. But from our point of view, it does not really move a big player safety. [World Rugby] Talking “
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