Can someone explain how a rugby match lasts 20 minutes longer than it should?
Put simply, the game has to come to a legal completion. This means a stoppage where one team or the other has not been penalised for an offence. The Wales team repeatedly offended at the scrum resulting in the France team being awarded a penalty. This was a choice penalty, one of many they have in RU, where it's a penalty at the point of the offence or a scrum. The France team asked for the scrum, where the Wales team committed an offence... rinse... repeat...Can someone explain how a rugby match lasts 20 minutes longer than it should?
You have got it all wrong. It is the new post "Brexit" rules....
When in Europe, the game continues until the Europeans win; when in the UK, it is until we win - See Leicesters game - played in England, so we win!
IT is the new normal, there is no way the UK will win anything in Europe again. The six nations will exclude France and Ireland and be replaced by Yorkshire (as they think they are God's own Country) and become 5 nations again.
So, we get to keep the Italians?IT is the new normal, there is no way the UK will win anything in Europe again. The six nations will exclude France and Ireland and be replaced by Yorkshire (as they think they are God's own Country) and become 5 nations again.
England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Yorkshire = 5So, we get to keep the Italians?
Typo, 'cos that ain't what you said?The six nations will exclude France and Ireland
SuckAnd I'm not looking to fall out with an Observer who may observe me in future, either .
Sorry, we don't have the same procedures as you have.Suck