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Week 7
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We look at the silly decision of the referee who
penalise Bill Young for collapsing the scrum in the
match between the All Blacks and the Ausies in
Sydney on 13/08/05
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" Coaches know the sinking feeling when
a scrum collapse and the referee gives a
penalty against one of your frontrankers
for collapsing the scrum, when not even
a scrum expert can decide who is the
culprit. " - Jan Oberholzer
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We want you as a coach to look at the following
video clips and try to decide who collapsed the
scrum.
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NOTE: It will take about 30sec.
for video file to load.
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Result:
A penalty kick to the All Blacks, which they converted
for three points at a vital stage in the match.
P/S We don't know how it is humanly possible for a
referee to make this decision, without even having the
benefit of a playback on the TV. Why not decide for a
re-scrum and take the match from there.
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Tel: +27732195445 Contact Email
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