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Rugby Referee Analysis: Wayne Barnes | Ireland vs France 6 Nations 2023

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I'm back, and who would've guessed, my first game back and it's the same old story. World Rugby showing again how incompetent they truly are. Wayne Barnes is supposed to be a top level referee with over a 100 caps, yet he folds under pressure every single time. I've never seen a ref who is so biased towards the home team like he is. It's almost impossible to win an away game with him as the ref, because he gets so pressured from the home fans. The TMO in this game was Brendon Pickerill, who was just as bad, if not worse than Wayne Barnes
Here we had one of the biggest games of the year in the 6 Nations, with France vs Ireland. It promised to be a massive game between two powerhouses, instead we got a game influenced by the ref and TMO. I don't even know where to start, there is so many talking points here. I mean we have the James Lowe "try", which will probably go down as one of the biggest blunders by a ref and TMO in rugby history. It starts with James Lowe immediately showing with his face, that he didn't score the try. Then they go to the reply, and the TMO is to incompetent to pause a frame when watching the replay. Which I use and show you how clearly his foot was touching the grass. But that is not even the worst part, the worst has to be the fact that he sits with an angle that shows the try from behind, we then clearly see his foot touching the grass. This happens to happen after the conversion goes over. The TMO sees this, and instead of fixing his mistake, he simply ignores it.
Then we have the Uini Atonio yellow card, where once again we see how the law is inconsistently applied. World Rugby can't take a stance on how to deal with it, the leave everything open for interpretation which makes is impossible for refs to ref. Then we have some Northern Hemisphere fans who even think that should've been a red card. If tackles like that are going to be red card, then it's the end of rugby. If you care so much about player safety, then maybe don't play one of the most physical games in the world? Every year these incidents are getting more ridiculous. I would be okay if the law was applied consistently, but in this game I show about 10 other tackles where there is also head contact, but yet it does not get reviewed or even penalized. Which frustrates me because why do you give a yellow card for a tackle like this, then just ignore it throughout the rest of the game. Either penalize all hits where there is head contact, or use commons sense and penalize foul intent.
Then we have Wayne Barnes just making it impossible for France to compete at the breakdown by ignoring how Ireland seals off the breakdown at most of the rucks. France tried their hearts out to get turnovers, but was denied by Ireland sealing off or going off their feet to clean the French forwards. it was a joke of a game from Wayne Barnes and he once against showed his incompetence for the big game. But hey, let's just blame Rassie Ersasmus and social media for his incompetence, that's the real reason Wayne Barnes is bad at his job, it's not to do with his own skills, it's all Rassies fault
Here we had one of the biggest games of the year in the 6 Nations, with France vs Ireland. It promised to be a massive game between two powerhouses, instead we got a game influenced by the ref and TMO. I don't even know where to start, there is so many talking points here. I mean we have the James Lowe "try", which will probably go down as one of the biggest blunders by a ref and TMO in rugby history. It starts with James Lowe immediately showing with his face, that he didn't score the try. Then they go to the reply, and the TMO is to incompetent to pause a frame when watching the replay. Which I use and show you how clearly his foot was touching the grass. But that is not even the worst part, the worst has to be the fact that he sits with an angle that shows the try from behind, we then clearly see his foot touching the grass. This happens to happen after the conversion goes over. The TMO sees this, and instead of fixing his mistake, he simply ignores it.
Then we have the Uini Atonio yellow card, where once again we see how the law is inconsistently applied. World Rugby can't take a stance on how to deal with it, the leave everything open for interpretation which makes is impossible for refs to ref. Then we have some Northern Hemisphere fans who even think that should've been a red card. If tackles like that are going to be red card, then it's the end of rugby. If you care so much about player safety, then maybe don't play one of the most physical games in the world? Every year these incidents are getting more ridiculous. I would be okay if the law was applied consistently, but in this game I show about 10 other tackles where there is also head contact, but yet it does not get reviewed or even penalized. Which frustrates me because why do you give a yellow card for a tackle like this, then just ignore it throughout the rest of the game. Either penalize all hits where there is head contact, or use commons sense and penalize foul intent.
Then we have Wayne Barnes just making it impossible for France to compete at the breakdown by ignoring how Ireland seals off the breakdown at most of the rucks. France tried their hearts out to get turnovers, but was denied by Ireland sealing off or going off their feet to clean the French forwards. it was a joke of a game from Wayne Barnes and he once against showed his incompetence for the big game. But hey, let's just blame Rassie Ersasmus and social media for his incompetence, that's the real reason Wayne Barnes is bad at his job, it's not to do with his own skills, it's all Rassies fault
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