Mozart's fundamental rules of rugby

According to Mozart it is a mortal sin playing rugby with ball in hand - the role of the backline is only there to defend - under no circumstances must backlines be used for attacking purposes - 90% of the requirements of a flyhalf is to kick balls away irrespective of aimlessness of such kicking.
Mozart's only comment on games relates to defense - a missed tackle by some is a mortal sin - by others an excuse is always discovered/invented by him.  Not hing must ever be mentioned by scoring of tries by players - that is never of any importance and kicking at goal is the only thing of interest.
So the Cheetahs won the CC by a distance playing comprehensive rugby - and they scored tries - so the question remains - did they commit  a mortal sin by keeping ball in hand?  


  

 Mike, this shits getting really old dude really fast, retaliate if you must but why start kak.