“That kind of inconsistencies is what really frustrates”, the hard criticism of a former Walaby for arbitration failures

By the fifth date of Rugby Championship, Australia He fell before New Zealand in Eden Park And the former Hooker Jeremy Paul asked to World Rugby that Open an investigation around the decisions of the referees. All rugby, in Disney+ Premium plan.

In the podcast Good, Bad and Rugby from Aunz, Paul agreed with Joe Schmidt with which we must “adapt to the way in which the referee arbitrates”, but still believes that there are inconsistencies in the punishments of certain actions. Anyway, the former Hooker refused to point to Piardi as the person responsible for defeat: “I want to make this very clear: the referee will never make you lose a game”.

Paul compared the yellow to Hannah Botterman during the women’s World Cup final with Jordie Barrett’s blow to James O’Connor: “His horizontal elevation was much higher. Did I think it was worth dedicating 10 minutes? Not even! fans..

“The difficult thing, and I have said it from my days as a player, is to go from being Italian to French, to New Zealander, Australian and all these countries; you are playing a completely different game”Paul continued. Finally, he explained: “It is not just about the Wallabies; it is frustrating that all international rugby teams are suffering at this time. It is something that World Rugby must analyze immediately. But it is incredibly difficult to change from one week to another when you are playing and under extreme exhaustion and fatigue, because all your bad habits come to light”.