SASaffolk
Captain30,741 posts
SASaffolk Captain30,741 posts
29 Dec 2023, 16:22#3
Gatland can fuck off who cares what he wants
SHsharkbok
Captain23,220 posts
SHsharkbokCaptain23,220 posts
29 Dec 2023, 18:22#5
The large bench favours South Africa, atlhough their is an arguement that a smaller match day team would create more space later in the match as starters tire. That could bring more skill back into the game, and less power/weight.
SASaffolk
Captain30,741 posts
SASaffolk Captain30,741 posts
29 Dec 2023, 19:06#7
What is wrong with using the bench anyway you like
Those that disagree are twits
SASaffolk
Captain30,741 posts
SASaffolk Captain30,741 posts
29 Dec 2023, 22:53#11
The bench should be used however you please
RORooinek
Captain18,117 posts
RORooinekCaptain18,117 posts
30 Dec 2023, 17:50#16
"GFY ...and I mean that in the most endearing way ever."
Hmmmmm . . . the most endearing way I can interpret GFY is "Good For You" so thanks, if that's what you meant . . . but it doesn't change the fact that you're a rugby noob with no knowledge or appreciation of rugby's history.
PLPlum
Captain21,007 posts
30 Dec 2023, 19:34#18
No.
The forward do far more work than the backs during literally every game of Rugby.
I remember hardly ever being out of breath as a 10/13/15 when I played.
If you want a bench full of forward the go for it. If teams can't match you, that's their problem. If one of your backs gets injured, that's your problem.
Every time somebody does something a little different and has some success with it, people will complain.
For me, rugby is headed the right direction. The World Cup we just saw was probably the best one there ever was.
If there's a a legitimate reason...like more injuries, for wanting a particular split on the bench, then by all means, mandate it.
But until then, I'm happy with how things are.