British and Irish Lions: Al -Rakhbi’s global game refuses to ask Joe Schmidt to safety for the Clinching series for Lions | Rugby Union News

World Rugby refuses to claim Joe Schmidt that the decision not to punish Jack Morgan for the defeat of Australia by the British and Irish Lions on Saturday contradicts the principles of the player’s safety in the game.

Hugo Kennan fell with 51 seconds who left at Melbourne Cricket Stadium, but the match between the match was not given until TMO reviewed Morgan’s contact with Carlo Tzano in the previous two, which was eventually considered by Andrea Pierrei.

Foreius Schmidt, who saw that Waliz, overcame 29-26, insisted to give up the chain through one test of playing, as it was the wrong call, adding, “It does not rise to the level of pushing the safety of the great player they are talking about (the world of Rajabi)
on”.

The CEO of Rugby Australia Phil Wake supported Schmidt’s opinion that it was dangerous and that the attempt should not have been allowed.

World Rugby is conducting a review of the accident in conjunction with Australia, black and match officials, which will be completed in a timely manner to test on Saturday between competitors in Sydney.

CEO Alan Gilbine, speaking at an event revealing the details of the tickets for the 2027 World Cup, to Schmidt.

Gilbine, who revealed that Schmidt would not face disciplinary measures to
comments.

“Everyone knows that we are putting the welfare of the player, in a broader sense, at the top of the agenda.

“You can see this from what we do with oral guards, all research, science, and investigations.

“The way the game’s laws have evolved in the past few years revolves around” How do we have this great material competition, but make it as safe as possible? “This part represents a challenge, in terms of player luxury data.”

Gilbin insists on Pierre and his assistants Ben Okif and Nika Amashocke are supported by a violent reaction against officials in some circles.

The head of the global rugby game summoned Rassi Erasmus’s general criticism of Nick Perry during the Lions Tour to South Africa in 2021 and retired referee experiences Wayne Barnes, who talked about the abuse of his family, to highlight the importance of protecting officials.

“It makes them realize that they are supported and that we are checking it. It is a great unit. They were together on this round as a team,” Gilbene said.

“You will remember that in the Last Lions series in South Africa, when the match official in the first test was criticized … mental health challenges …

Wayne Barnes talked about it. We have matches officials, when they publicly criticized, see their targeted families outside the school doors.

“This is not good, this is not fair and this is not true, so we have to support these men.”

“I am happy that the reference has not bought it.” – Warburton breaks the attempt to try

Analysis of the former lions leader and Sky Sports Pundit Sam Warburton …

“When the moment was difficult, hand it. These small moments win in the black game.

“It is a great play from Morgan, it is very low, then Konan remains nice and wide to give Keenan this one chance on one. Consider how much he covers, IKitau stands, who was great in every game, but it was a great end of Keenan.

“Morgan must try to try under it. I think this is great, low on the ground. I am happy because the ruling did not buy them trying to get a penalty, I don’t think it was at all.

“I thought it was an excellent explicit, there were two excellent clowns before. These two small moments of black. Vin messed up with the tree capacity, and Keenan with work outside the ball, Farra and Morgan are on their way to win.

“There are many factors that enter the game in a game. The pieces must go well, the kick game must go well, and the lions must go well. They commented there, and it is clear that Australia was dominant. Often, when I entered the lions to 22, they recorded this is the difference.”

Gateland: It was a correct decision

Three times, Lyons Warren Gatland coach …

“I spoke to Joe Schmidt and felt that it was a penalty, but I just saw it as clear.

“I don’t know where Jack Morgan was supposed to go – it looked like an accident of the Rajabi. I think it was the right decision in the end.”

Schmidt: It is difficult to take

Australia coach Joe Schmidt …

“It is difficult to take it. We led 79 minutes and then we received a decision at the end that we left, we feel upset.

“Everyone can think about it.

“You just have to read law 9.20, then listen to the description of the referee and watch the vision. The player who dives from his feet is clearly beaten to the situation on the ball, and the neck comes into contact – he is a difficult player.

“Players make mistakes, and officials follow mistakes. But from our point of view, it does not really amount to the safety of the great player who is talking about (World Rugby).”

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