Agree with your view. These rules (the shot clock rules for lineouts and scrums) will mostly affect (tire) forwards. Therefore, having more forwards on the bench would be beneficial, which suits a 6-2 split.
what are you smoking. This will literally kill any team who wants to slow down the game to kill your opponents momentum . what we will see is record breaking fake injuries. that will be your only option.
I love Moer however maybe the non Saffa audience will not moer since that are not sure. Perhaps say Moer with a more explicit animation at the same time
@@vkeen_observer Nothing wrong with moer-I always drink Moer Coffee-Recipe; Moer the coffee in the cup then Moer sugar in the cup then Moer the water into the cup and Wahla you got Moer Koffie!
It's funny how they come up with these rule changes without seemingly having thought them through at all. Just like you said around 4.50, everyone is gonna get more tired, which....just reinforces the usefulness of the bomb squad.
@@norsewind123 that rule is pointless you could just instruct the refs to hurry it up. Half the time some refs are also having a little tea party and doing god knows what while players take their sweet time. Forwards aren’t dumb, if you let them they’ll waste as much time as they can to rest. If refs can hurry it up in the last 5mins and warn players to hurry or give away a free kick then they can do that all match you don’t have to make any new law. WR are more and more acting like politicians, masters and seeming busy when they doing fokol in reality. Gotta justify their paycheck I guess, they could spend that time training their refs to be consistent in their decisions but that requires effort and why do effort when you can get paid doing nothing.
Love your positive comments on how some of the rules can actually be to the advantage of the Boks. We all know if Wolrld Rugby can totally make away with the scrum they will still do it, but which I personally won't happen. With these new teams will have to be much fitter and their conditioning will have to be up there. Yes it's good to speed up the game, but surely no team can be running wild for the whole 80 though...😮
@@neilshrekpurves4521 actually makes it worse for them cause they can’t waste time tying shoe laces or little tricks to catch a breath after having gotten their ass kicked which garantie you getting smashed again
So world rugby will do anything possible to stop South Africa winning ? Cause they can’t accept their a physical side and exceptional at set pieces. Sounds like world rugby are as salty as Ireland
Libbok won't be able to play rugby anymore. He takes loooong to kick left or right past the poles. 60 seconds to place the ball, 60 seconds to place it a second time and 60 seconds to shake his shoulders and then miss the kick.
Do they really think Rassie only have a bomb squad in his arsenal? Take the bomb squad if you'd like. Rassie will come up with something new, never before seen, the whole world will complain, and they will change the rules again, because other than Rassie, they do not have much more imagination than this. Next thing, we don't have rugby anymore but rather, but a glimpse of the former game we so love.
The 20 min red card is a solid idea, this is for things like head to head contact, especially when it's accidental, Andre Esterhuizen's red card, same with Sam Canes in the RWC final. Neither was foul play, but both players sat out the rest of the game. The other example is the fijian scrum half that elbowed the back of another players head - that is foul play and results in a red card and your team down to 14 men. Getting set pieces (Scrum and lineout) to move faster is a good idea as well. Still keeps the important parts of the game intact, but eliminates tired forwards walking back to the mark or setting up huddles before entering a lineout. Forwards are going to have to be fitter in order to keep up with the pace of the game. Where this impacts South Africa, is exactly where Jordan highlighted. If you go back to the Springboks v All Blacks in Ellis Park, 2022. The Springboks had to change their entire front row before the end of the first half.
Jordan it would be good to link up Tim from Eggchasers when he comes to South Africa for the All Blacks games. Both of you should do some podcasts together. Both of you produce good content so why not combine your knowledge with the upcoming tests.
*MOER* that Subscribe button ! You missed one potentially *huge* implication of the 30 sec scrum set shot clock : Weaker scrum teams will likely, if at danger of giving up a penalty within kicking distance by losing a scrum, rather delay for 30 + sec, thereby giving a freekick to other team (who's then no longer allowed to choose a scrum from a freekick), and now has to choose a less effective option (tip and go, or giving up possession by kicking for touch). This will indeed be detrimental to the Springboks
The scrum rule will assist us , we love scrumming and the better compact trained scrum will win this , the ausies gonna suffer if they play around at scrum time like always
This narrative the Springboks don’t have good fatigue is insane. Our forward pack is not even that heavy. All the top countries are very comparable. The bomb squad is used earlier than any other country makes sub, this law benefits us with a 6-2 split.
I have been thinking a “red-orange-yellow” card might be a good idea to implement. I think a red card should only be for “dirty” play like punching someone or intentionally trying to injure someone. Shoulder to head or head to head incidents where the player has poor tackle technique should be an orange card.
The whole point of head contact being red is to be a deterrent tho, otherwise players won’t change their ways and brains will keep getting turned to mush
People assuming the rules changes are because of the bomb squad. I think that's a little silly. The faster and more tiring the game is the more important a strong bench is.
Howsit man. Love the channel and your content, keep it up :) I live in the UK and do not think that your say is bad, only us Saffa's will know what it means, if you wanna grow your channel in SA keep it, if you want to grow it around the world maybe a change? Anyway, that is my opinion and 2 cents worth. Keep up the good work Jordan
These rules changes will bring one important thing back into the sport, Fatigue! For those who thinks this will suite the boks are clowns on steroids. Players conditioning will now be a major factor. We will see rugby matches lasting 90mins max with stoppages.
I'm not too keen on "moer", not because I think it sounds rude or swearing, I just think it's a bit over done personally. For reference, I'm a South African living in the UK. Love your content though, keep it up mate!!
Funny, I was just about to comment on it and there you are asking about it. Only SA’s will understand it so you losing out on all the language barrier clicks. No need to generate condition. Maybe use both. 😊
It’s going to be interesting see how referees actually this. These shot clock laws just open the referees to more inconsistency and therefore more criticism. There will 100% be a call for shot clock given for a team, and then not given for the other.
Until World Rugby sorts out their piss poor referees, non of these actions will make any difference. Referees are professionals, and they HAVE to be held to account. Especially with the tv ref, there are no excuses. World Rugby needs to stop protecting these incompetents. Ben o’Keefe is the perfect example.
Before we even start worrying about referees, perhaps World Rugby need to educate the supporters. And not through Nigel Owen's whistle watch, where he has now taken to playing the popular opinion card instead of actually focusing on the laws, but by means of videos uploaded to their official channel as they did regarding the forward pass issue. Of course, that forward pass video was uploaded onto their channel 12 years ago and people still bleat incorrectly about this pass and that pass being illegal, so I suppose even that won't help. The referees do miss some things, but OMG the pundits, media and spectators are absolutely ignorant! Given how many of those pundits and media members are actually former international players, it is a disgrace that they don't know the laws.
@@phelansa23 training refs to be consistent in their decisions takes effort while making useless laws needs minimal effort. They just want to seem busy when they doing fokol because why make efforts when you can get paid doing nothing
Why a red card, another red card and a yellow card? Why not follow the road transport colour system. *Green for a less serious offense(replace the current yellow card) - this effectively says the referee say it's most definitely not serious enough to issue a orange (see below) card. *Orange for a more serious offense with the TMO providing feedback as to the seriousness of the offense which if is serious enough, it will than be upgraded to a red card(replace the CURRENT yellow card with the option of upgrading it to a red card) - this says the referee leave this to the TMO for further scrutiny to determine the seriousness *Red card - the referee makes the call that the offense is serious enough for the player to be send off(no input required from the TMO)
I think the surprise of the bombsquad is no longer effective in any case. We might as well adapt our plan of attack a little. So i dont think the rule changes will make that much of a difference to how we play. We should still beat tye wobblies on saturday. Probably wont be pretty
@@citedcanvas85 it’s still highly effective… even if some teams managed to kinda counter it it’s a struggle. First game against Ireland they didn’t manage to counter it and got dominated. Second test they countered it better but still got dominated which resulted in needing a drop goal to scrap by. I get why you think it’s not as effective cause we don’t win as many penalties but that has nothing to do with how effective it is a tiring the other side just that ref don’t award scrum penalties as they used to which is a risk you have to be willing to take when you involve them.
@@citedcanvas85 they can adjust but still lose 😂 you talk like the AB didn’t just choke the WC final against SA. The thing you don’t understand is although the bomb squad is and has been very effective it’s not the only trick SA has up their sleeve. See the first time SA used the 7-1 bench against NZ the latter for smashed. Then they face in the final and NZ were a little bit better prepared but still not enough to win. France came the closest to fully countering it and still couldn’t do it.
Won’t make any difference. Every time there’s a rule change we adapt and become the best at it. To win rugby games you have to do the basics well, that’ll always be true. Come 60 mins, it doesn’t matter what the rules are, your body gets beat by the boks hammering you.
Is there a time limit for the tmo descisions. They sometimes eff around for a long time....tx....there should also be a time limit fot the amthams. They take too lomg. Also nz should also have 30 seconds fot that stupid little haka damce.....
Refs are going to refer all cards to the bunker,, giving game outcome to an unseen panel of judges,,,Off the field controll !! should never be aloud. Remember there is big money and even bigger money doing the talking in pro rugby,,,,don't be naive guys. WRC in France last year,,, olympics this year. Remember how the they hustled the hosting from SA.
No cause there was mitigation which means there’s nothing he can do about it. Even in the current rules that doesn’t change because due to the laws of physics you can’t change your momentum mid movement in a split second. That contrast with the red card by Sam Cane is text book mitigation vs no mitigation. One player makes head contact due to the action of another player so yellow (which is harsh but fair) while the other player goes straight high and straight for the head which hasn’t been legal in 2 decades, so red.
In the lineouts, just get a non-lifter to "compete" every time. Like that it keeps it honest. Dodgy throws = faster ball off the top, and works in the favour of those who don't have strong malls, because what is the definition of competing? Anyone could pretend to jump and show to be competing. Such a stupid rule! Smacks of a lack of understanding of the intricacies of rugby by the rule makers.
Persoanlly i like the scew throw one that one is fine. The timer on the scrums and lineouts also isnt the worst thing ever but everything else can fuck off
I mean the non contested line out has already been implemented unless you had a brain dead ref to be fair. The shot clock rules tho are utter useless cause just have the refs hurry the pace which some do. A lot of times you have the ref mocking about too and having a tea party so you could just give them the instruction to say « come gents let’s get a move on » like some already do. Rugby is up to interpretation of the ref so if the ref is taking his sweet time train them better. I guess WR just wants to look busy even though half the rules here are pretty useless. Half the time it’s just a question of enforcing the existing ones.
It depends how skew it is. In the scenario of a 5 yard attacking lineout that is not contested, is it okay to throw it straight to your flyhalf in centre field to kick a drop goal? The way the law has been explained, I think that is actually legal, even though completely unreasonable. I think at the very least, it should be reasonably within the confines of the lineout area. There are a few ways to compete without losing your defensive abilities but I think as soon as teams try those, the laws will be tweaked to combat that.
@Karma-qt4ji yes the way the law is worded you could just yeet the ball straight to your backline if you wanted to but that's not an issue because to stop that all the opposition has to do is jump and they immediately get the ball. Makes no sense to risk it and just always throw straight
@@Forest9528 From what I understand (and I admit I may be wrong here), you can't just jump, there needs to be a lift. So either you potentially take two players out of your maul defence 5 yards from your own line or you gift the opposition a free throw. So it is a case of damned if you do and damned if you don't. Either that or we are about to see a million different exploits that World Rugby will then have to fix so they can fix the law they introduced to replace a law that didn't require fixing. LOL this shit is tiring!
@@Karma-qt4ji I don’t think this is as good a move as you think unless ou really hate your fly half and try to set him up with a hospital pass. As a flanker who’s sole job in the line out was stand at the back and bum rush whoever received that ball and make them regret it, I can testify that throwing it skew to your fly half who is flat footed is not a good idea if you want to remain friends with him afterwards 😂 to give you a perspective if I can rush the opposing 9 so hard he drops the ball out of fear what do you think will happen to the poor flat footed 10 who by the time he even gets his hand on the ball will have me in his face. So you can imagine someone like PSTD will make you reconsider that move very fast. See basically the moment it goes over a flankers head he’ll know who it’s going to. Now to throw it passed the line only works if you throw it straight for a crash ball which even then unless you have a really good and strong inside center he’ll get smashed. If you going to do that might as well throw it to your jumper and have a normal crash ball rather than try some high risk low reward tactic. You have to throw straight in a line out to make it fair because well if I can just throw it straight to my jumper it’s not a fair contest. Now if the opposing team doesn’t contest to begin with then there’s no point throwing it straight hence why 90% of refs will let it slide for the sake of game flow. Only a brain dead ref would blow for that.
@@Hoekomnie there’s a simple fix for red cards which is simply don’t get red carded 🤷♂️ if you going to do dumb sht and get red carded then you should cost your team, it’s as simple as that. Otherwise there’s no accountability, sure you can get banned and what not but clearly players don’t care and then you have players like Owen Farell who make a career out of getting away with nothing. The point of the red card is your team is really going to be pissed at you and at international level your fans are going to be pissed at you so next time you have a stupid idea like diving into the ruck shoulder first at someone’s head then you’ll think twice. If a red card costs you the game you have no one else to blame but yourself.
The use it law will hopefully finally get rid of the damn caterpillars at ruck time. I cant stand that. SA dont really use it though they use the blocker on the side of the ruck
I love moer the button. Uniquely South Arican. So tired of the classic request from other channels. Add "and bliksem that like button" 😂. -Skew throws are never called so the new rule wont have an effect. The damn touchline judges are willfully blind. Agree with all your thoughts!
Viewers who like your content will subscribe, but not because you remind them too. It's kind of irritating how creaters do that, especially when it's at the start of videos. We all know it helps with the algorithm and monitisation. Tim of 'The Eggchasers' is forever reminding us of it. But it's time wasting and for you and the viewer every second counts. On a more positive note, I thought the topic of this video was very interesting and I thank you for making it.
@ebrahiemdaniels6491 for those of us who are English speaking can you please translate as there seems to be some confusion as to the English equivalent. Thanks
@@alexiachamberlin8019 The word 'MOER' is a slang word deriving from the Afrikaans Language. It is vulgar speach which can be use in different context and is an offensive word to use. Moer interms of beating up someone. Moer in regard to offending someones mother and Moer referring to swearing at someone.
Such awesome and informative episodes 👏 bro say moer the like and subscribe button, not only subscribe cause the more people like the more your videos wil be recommended and more subs you'll get...
No need to use "moer" to sound cool and current. You can say "hit" or "smash" like the majority of other content creators out there. Remember, your content will decide whether people click the subscribe or like button, so it should advertise itself without you having to ask for likes and subs, which in my mind sometimes comes across as a bit desperate ( and this is true for other channels too ). With that said, you have a good channel with good content so keep it up.
This is why we have Jaco Peyper in management. We will be the first to find a loophole to work the new rules to our advantage😊
Rassie is miles ahead of World Rugby. This is exactly why Tony Brown was hired. He knew after them winning the World Cup there would be law changes😂😂
Like they done to Hamilton In F1 these people are demons in Europe cause that's where all the changes come from so they can be on top
Agree with your view. These rules (the shot clock rules for lineouts and scrums) will mostly affect (tire) forwards. Therefore, having more forwards on the bench would be beneficial, which suits a 6-2 split.
what are you smoking. This will literally kill any team who wants to slow down the game to kill your opponents momentum . what we will see is record breaking fake injuries. that will be your only option.
Nothing wrong with "moer the subscribe button" request. I like it cos it's nice and descriptive - definitely not swearing!!!
I love Moer however maybe the non Saffa audience will not moer since that are not sure. Perhaps say Moer with a more explicit animation at the same time
@@vkeen_observer Nothing wrong with moer-I always drink Moer Coffee-Recipe; Moer the coffee in the cup then Moer sugar in the cup then Moer the water into the cup and Wahla you got Moer Koffie!
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It's funny how they come up with these rule changes without seemingly having thought them through at all. Just like you said around 4.50, everyone is gonna get more tired, which....just reinforces the usefulness of the bomb squad.
@@norsewind123 that rule is pointless you could just instruct the refs to hurry it up. Half the time some refs are also having a little tea party and doing god knows what while players take their sweet time. Forwards aren’t dumb, if you let them they’ll waste as much time as they can to rest. If refs can hurry it up in the last 5mins and warn players to hurry or give away a free kick then they can do that all match you don’t have to make any new law. WR are more and more acting like politicians, masters and seeming busy when they doing fokol in reality. Gotta justify their paycheck I guess, they could spend that time training their refs to be consistent in their decisions but that requires effort and why do effort when you can get paid doing nothing.
Love your positive comments on how some of the rules can actually be to the advantage of the Boks. We all know if Wolrld Rugby can totally make away with the scrum they will still do it, but which I personally won't happen. With these new teams will have to be much fitter and their conditioning will have to be up there. Yes it's good to speed up the game, but surely no team can be running wild for the whole 80 though...😮
We have conditioning coaches, so I don't think the forwards are worried, the team going backwards in the scrum will be more tired 😊
@@neilshrekpurves4521 actually makes it worse for them cause they can’t waste time tying shoe laces or little tricks to catch a breath after having gotten their ass kicked which garantie you getting smashed again
So world rugby will do anything possible to stop South Africa winning ? Cause they can’t accept their a physical side and exceptional at set pieces. Sounds like world rugby are as salty as Ireland
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Libbok won't be able to play rugby anymore. He takes loooong to kick left or right past the poles. 60 seconds to place the ball, 60 seconds to place it a second time and 60 seconds to shake his shoulders and then miss the kick.
Moer is bad. I broke my fone.
Do they really think Rassie only have a bomb squad in his arsenal? Take the bomb squad if you'd like. Rassie will come up with something new, never before seen, the whole world will complain, and they will change the rules again, because other than Rassie, they do not have much more imagination than this. Next thing, we don't have rugby anymore but rather, but a glimpse of the former game we so love.
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Great channel, been following you since the WC. Dont change Moer . Makes this Expat feel at home.
Love the "moer". It's a bit harsh, but well within usage terms, don't use it at church though.
The 20 min red card is a solid idea, this is for things like head to head contact, especially when it's accidental, Andre Esterhuizen's red card, same with Sam Canes in the RWC final. Neither was foul play, but both players sat out the rest of the game.
The other example is the fijian scrum half that elbowed the back of another players head - that is foul play and results in a red card and your team down to 14 men.
Getting set pieces (Scrum and lineout) to move faster is a good idea as well. Still keeps the important parts of the game intact, but eliminates tired forwards walking back to the mark or setting up huddles before entering a lineout.
Forwards are going to have to be fitter in order to keep up with the pace of the game. Where this impacts South Africa, is exactly where Jordan highlighted. If you go back to the Springboks v All Blacks in Ellis Park, 2022. The Springboks had to change their entire front row before the end of the first half.
The rules are for everyone not just the boks so nothing wrong
More rules,more inconsistency from the plethora of refs,assistant refs and TMOs. Expect an absolute circus of replays,discussions and delays ...
Moer it, 😂 You've created a tag, which i find expresses who you are. It's part of the channel's culture.
Congrats on 20K bru
Jordan it would be good to link up Tim from Eggchasers when he comes to South Africa for the All Blacks games. Both of you should do some podcasts together. Both of you produce good content so why not combine your knowledge with the upcoming tests.
They did when Tim was here for Ireland tests, was good, I think they should do it again.
Moer, you so good on your explanation
Agree with you dat rule changes affect all the parties involved
*MOER* that Subscribe button ! You missed one potentially *huge* implication of the 30 sec scrum set shot clock : Weaker scrum teams will likely, if at danger of giving up a penalty within kicking distance by losing a scrum, rather delay for 30 + sec, thereby giving a freekick to other team (who's then no longer allowed to choose a scrum from a freekick), and now has to choose a less effective option (tip and go, or giving up possession by kicking for touch). This will indeed be detrimental to the Springboks
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The scrum rule will assist us , we love scrumming and the better compact trained scrum will win this , the ausies gonna suffer if they play around at scrum time like always
This narrative the Springboks don’t have good fatigue is insane. Our forward pack is not even that heavy. All the top countries are very comparable. The bomb squad is used earlier than any other country makes sub, this law benefits us with a 6-2 split.
These rule changes were trialled in SuperRugby 2024 season already. So Aus and NZ should be okay in adapting.
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Mark my words, Rassie and the team will find another way to use the rules against other teams and world rugby will change rules again.
I have been thinking a “red-orange-yellow” card might be a good idea to implement. I think a red card should only be for “dirty” play like punching someone or intentionally trying to injure someone.
Shoulder to head or head to head incidents where the player has poor tackle technique should be an orange card.
The whole point of head contact being red is to be a deterrent tho, otherwise players won’t change their ways and brains will keep getting turned to mush
Moer the subscribe button is better than “please subscribe”.
Congrats on 20k
These changes are largely window-dressing; easily the biggest time waster is ref/TMO interactions over ‘incidents/tries etc & also injuries.
People assuming the rules changes are because of the bomb squad. I think that's a little silly. The faster and more tiring the game is the more important a strong bench is.
Howsit man. Love the channel and your content, keep it up :) I live in the UK and do not think that your say is bad, only us Saffa's will know what it means, if you wanna grow your channel in SA keep it, if you want to grow it around the world maybe a change? Anyway, that is my opinion and 2 cents worth. Keep up the good work Jordan
These rules changes will bring one important thing back into the sport, Fatigue! For those who thinks this will suite the boks are clowns on steroids. Players conditioning will now be a major factor. We will see rugby matches lasting 90mins max with stoppages.
I'm not too keen on "moer", not because I think it sounds rude or swearing, I just think it's a bit over done personally. For reference, I'm a South African living in the UK. Love your content though, keep it up mate!!
If it was up to me i would say let them stay of and there should be no replacement he was playing risky and ran into the player with his head fist
The more dominating a scrum is nowadays,the fitter the forwards are. Go Bokke
Funny, I was just about to comment on it and there you are asking about it. Only SA’s will understand it so you losing out on all the language barrier clicks.
No need to generate condition.
Maybe use both.
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It’s going to be interesting see how referees actually this. These shot clock laws just open the referees to more inconsistency and therefore more criticism. There will 100% be a call for shot clock given for a team, and then not given for the other.
Until World Rugby sorts out their piss poor referees, non of these actions will make any difference. Referees are professionals, and they HAVE to be held to account. Especially with the tv ref, there are no excuses. World Rugby needs to stop protecting these incompetents. Ben o’Keefe is the perfect example.
Before we even start worrying about referees, perhaps World Rugby need to educate the supporters. And not through Nigel Owen's whistle watch, where he has now taken to playing the popular opinion card instead of actually focusing on the laws, but by means of videos uploaded to their official channel as they did regarding the forward pass issue. Of course, that forward pass video was uploaded onto their channel 12 years ago and people still bleat incorrectly about this pass and that pass being illegal, so I suppose even that won't help.
The referees do miss some things, but OMG the pundits, media and spectators are absolutely ignorant! Given how many of those pundits and media members are actually former international players, it is a disgrace that they don't know the laws.
@@phelansa23 training refs to be consistent in their decisions takes effort while making useless laws needs minimal effort. They just want to seem busy when they doing fokol because why make efforts when you can get paid doing nothing
Why a red card, another red card and a yellow card?
Why not follow the road transport colour system.
*Green for a less serious offense(replace the current yellow card) - this effectively says the referee say it's most definitely not serious enough to issue a orange (see below) card.
*Orange for a more serious offense with the TMO providing feedback as to the seriousness of the offense which if is serious enough, it will than be upgraded to a red card(replace the CURRENT yellow card with the option of upgrading it to a red card) - this says the referee leave this to the TMO for further scrutiny to determine the seriousness
*Red card - the referee makes the call that the offense is serious enough for the player to be send off(no input required from the TMO)
"Moer" is short for "mother".
I think the surprise of the bombsquad is no longer effective in any case. We might as well adapt our plan of attack a little. So i dont think the rule changes will make that much of a difference to how we play. We should still beat tye wobblies on saturday. Probably wont be pretty
@@citedcanvas85 it’s still highly effective… even if some teams managed to kinda counter it it’s a struggle. First game against Ireland they didn’t manage to counter it and got dominated. Second test they countered it better but still got dominated which resulted in needing a drop goal to scrap by. I get why you think it’s not as effective cause we don’t win as many penalties but that has nothing to do with how effective it is a tiring the other side just that ref don’t award scrum penalties as they used to which is a risk you have to be willing to take when you involve them.
@@dreammaker9642 exactly. If teams like ireland can adjust to it. What is a team like NZ gna do. They will do it much quicker and better
@@citedcanvas85 they can adjust but still lose 😂 you talk like the AB didn’t just choke the WC final against SA. The thing you don’t understand is although the bomb squad is and has been very effective it’s not the only trick SA has up their sleeve. See the first time SA used the 7-1 bench against NZ the latter for smashed. Then they face in the final and NZ were a little bit better prepared but still not enough to win. France came the closest to fully countering it and still couldn’t do it.
Won’t make any difference. Every time there’s a rule change we adapt and become the best at it. To win rugby games you have to do the basics well, that’ll always be true. Come 60 mins, it doesn’t matter what the rules are, your body gets beat by the boks hammering you.
Is there a time limit for the tmo descisions. They sometimes eff around for a long time....tx....there should also be a time limit fot the amthams. They take too lomg. Also nz should also have 30 seconds fot that stupid little haka damce.....
If AUS are counting on the shot clock to save them from the bomb squad they on for a surprise 😂
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Please live stream the game guys without any pictures in the middle
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The 2 redcards can't work, it create lots of problems, controversy😢
"Moer" is as South African as "voetsek". So, continue to "moer" that subscribe button.
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At last some one to explain the new laws
Refs are going to refer all cards to the bunker,, giving game outcome to an unseen panel of judges,,,Off the field controll !! should never be aloud. Remember there is big money and even bigger money doing the talking in pro rugby,,,,don't be naive guys. WRC in France last year,,, olympics this year. Remember how the they hustled the hosting from SA.
red amber green cards.
I wonder if Siya would have got a red in the final then
No cause there was mitigation which means there’s nothing he can do about it. Even in the current rules that doesn’t change because due to the laws of physics you can’t change your momentum mid movement in a split second. That contrast with the red card by Sam Cane is text book mitigation vs no mitigation. One player makes head contact due to the action of another player so yellow (which is harsh but fair) while the other player goes straight high and straight for the head which hasn’t been legal in 2 decades, so red.
I love moeeerrrr the like and subscribe. Truelly souf’aafeikaaan!
Please like and subscribe is so English. And you know what we think English means
In the lineouts, just get a non-lifter to "compete" every time. Like that it keeps it honest. Dodgy throws = faster ball off the top, and works in the favour of those who don't have strong malls, because what is the definition of competing? Anyone could pretend to jump and show to be competing. Such a stupid rule! Smacks of a lack of understanding of the intricacies of rugby by the rule makers.
Why not call it an orange card and get on with it?
why make subscribing coarse? there is no need for gutter language. your channel is better than that.
Persoanlly i like the scew throw one that one is fine. The timer on the scrums and lineouts also isnt the worst thing ever but everything else can fuck off
I mean the non contested line out has already been implemented unless you had a brain dead ref to be fair. The shot clock rules tho are utter useless cause just have the refs hurry the pace which some do. A lot of times you have the ref mocking about too and having a tea party so you could just give them the instruction to say « come gents let’s get a move on » like some already do. Rugby is up to interpretation of the ref so if the ref is taking his sweet time train them better. I guess WR just wants to look busy even though half the rules here are pretty useless. Half the time it’s just a question of enforcing the existing ones.
It depends how skew it is. In the scenario of a 5 yard attacking lineout that is not contested, is it okay to throw it straight to your flyhalf in centre field to kick a drop goal? The way the law has been explained, I think that is actually legal, even though completely unreasonable. I think at the very least, it should be reasonably within the confines of the lineout area.
There are a few ways to compete without losing your defensive abilities but I think as soon as teams try those, the laws will be tweaked to combat that.
@Karma-qt4ji yes the way the law is worded you could just yeet the ball straight to your backline if you wanted to but that's not an issue because to stop that all the opposition has to do is jump and they immediately get the ball. Makes no sense to risk it and just always throw straight
@@Forest9528 From what I understand (and I admit I may be wrong here), you can't just jump, there needs to be a lift. So either you potentially take two players out of your maul defence 5 yards from your own line or you gift the opposition a free throw.
So it is a case of damned if you do and damned if you don't. Either that or we are about to see a million different exploits that World Rugby will then have to fix so they can fix the law they introduced to replace a law that didn't require fixing. LOL this shit is tiring!
@@Karma-qt4ji I don’t think this is as good a move as you think unless ou really hate your fly half and try to set him up with a hospital pass. As a flanker who’s sole job in the line out was stand at the back and bum rush whoever received that ball and make them regret it, I can testify that throwing it skew to your fly half who is flat footed is not a good idea if you want to remain friends with him afterwards 😂 to give you a perspective if I can rush the opposing 9 so hard he drops the ball out of fear what do you think will happen to the poor flat footed 10 who by the time he even gets his hand on the ball will have me in his face. So you can imagine someone like PSTD will make you reconsider that move very fast. See basically the moment it goes over a flankers head he’ll know who it’s going to. Now to throw it passed the line only works if you throw it straight for a crash ball which even then unless you have a really good and strong inside center he’ll get smashed. If you going to do that might as well throw it to your jumper and have a normal crash ball rather than try some high risk low reward tactic.
You have to throw straight in a line out to make it fair because well if I can just throw it straight to my jumper it’s not a fair contest. Now if the opposing team doesn’t contest to begin with then there’s no point throwing it straight hence why 90% of refs will let it slide for the sake of game flow. Only a brain dead ref would blow for that.
Why are they delibrately testing these new trials against the Boks.Very dodgy and fishy
Whatever happens this championship let this year always be known that the powers that be had to change the rules to beat us. What a bunch of tossers
WHO are the lawmakers? SANZAR? Are they afraid of power (scrum) rugby?
Each team should have a lawyer at hand to debate the bunker because “deliberate” could be argued. Haha
Why not call it an orange card?
You moer that button, who cares what other people say, it's your channel. Moer lekker
Red should be 40, considering that Orange is 20 & Yellow is 10. It will help, because Red are too devastating.
@@Hoekomnie there’s a simple fix for red cards which is simply don’t get red carded 🤷♂️ if you going to do dumb sht and get red carded then you should cost your team, it’s as simple as that. Otherwise there’s no accountability, sure you can get banned and what not but clearly players don’t care and then you have players like Owen Farell who make a career out of getting away with nothing. The point of the red card is your team is really going to be pissed at you and at international level your fans are going to be pissed at you so next time you have a stupid idea like diving into the ruck shoulder first at someone’s head then you’ll think twice. If a red card costs you the game you have no one else to blame but yourself.
@@dreammaker9642Just trying to see a possible solution to make the game more fair
@dreammaker9642 No, not your dumb shit way😂
Moer away Bru. And sommer moer the okes getting the moer in with the use of moer.
The use it law will hopefully finally get rid of the damn caterpillars at ruck time. I cant stand that. SA dont really use it though they use the blocker on the side of the ruck
It was Francois Hougaard and Heyneke Meyer who started that caterpillar shit in 2012.
@@Karma-qt4ji Damn idiots. Hope to see it gone now though
@@Cereal_Killa_za the use it has always been there (technically once ball is available you have 5 seconds) just refs never bother enforcing it
"Moer that subscribe button" is the reason I subscribed😅
I moered the subscribe button because you used the word moer. It means smash in this context. Relax people
I love moer the button. Uniquely South Arican. So tired of the classic request from other channels. Add "and bliksem that like button" 😂.
-Skew throws are never called so the new rule wont have an effect. The damn touchline judges are willfully blind. Agree with all your thoughts!
If I can't "moer" that subscribe button I'll just Bliksem it.
Rules bring scrum halves more into play with quick taps etc. thank goodness we have a running machine like Grant Williams.
Always moer the like button before watching the video🤣
Viewers who like your content will subscribe, but not because you remind them too. It's kind of irritating how creaters do that, especially when it's at the start of videos. We all know it helps with the algorithm and monitisation. Tim of 'The Eggchasers' is forever reminding us of it. But it's time wasting and for you and the viewer every second counts. On a more positive note, I thought the topic of this video was very interesting and I thank you for making it.
All these new rules to get us down? Next, no more scums 😂
There has always been laws against scums.
The new rules are as shit as T20 cricket
Moer it is a vulgar word inappropriate for usage especially around children Imagine it is use in school classrooms?
@ebrahiemdaniels6491 for those of us who are English speaking can you please translate as there seems to be some confusion as to the English equivalent. Thanks
@@alexiachamberlin8019 The word 'MOER' is a slang word deriving from the Afrikaans Language. It is vulgar speach which can be use in different context and is an offensive word to use. Moer interms of beating up someone. Moer in regard to offending someones mother and Moer referring to swearing at someone.
@@ebrahiemdaniels6491 thanks
Dont like the m**r thing but good content, keep it up.👍
Watter kant se wette is die?
Good run downs. You earned a sub! ... libbok immediate red card even wearing that jersey.
Such awesome and informative episodes 👏 bro say moer the like and subscribe button, not only subscribe cause the more people like the more your videos wil be recommended and more subs you'll get...
Enjoy your channel … absolutely hate your moer it … think it’s stupid.
Maybe don't bring it up next time. I eventually got used to it but not everyone will.
This will only make the bomb squad even more broken than it already is
Stick to your South African roots, nothing wrong with the word “MOER” in the context you are describing it… lekker neh!!!
Not impressed with fowl language especially when the boys are watching..not necessary
You are having difficulty defining the red card.
Too much interpretation for the refs. Where is rugby heading?
No I don't like it. Not necessary. You are doing extremely well with your channel. You do not need that at all.
absolutely moer that subscribe button, please continue
Not a fan of the "M" word especially as an Afrikaans speaking person.
Moer is fine!!
No need to use "moer" to sound cool and current. You can say "hit" or "smash" like the majority of other content creators out there. Remember, your content will decide whether people click the subscribe or like button, so it should advertise itself without you having to ask for likes and subs, which in my mind sometimes comes across as a bit desperate ( and this is true for other channels too ). With that said, you have a good channel with good content so keep it up.
Considering you asked…. Moer the subscribe button is cringe 😬, like your uploads but moer the subscribe just doesn’t fit at all