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Ex-French Ref Wades Into Super Rugby Law Trial Debate, Brutally Insisting They ‘Don’t Want to Follow Directions From Countries Where Stadiums Are Empty’
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Ex-French ref wades into Super Rugby law trial debate, brutally insisting they ‘don’t want to follow directions from countries where stadiums are empty’
Former Test referee Mathieu Raynal has become the latest high-profile figure to speak out against the Super Rugby Pacific law changes for its 2026 tournament.
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The French rugby enters into resistance. Mathieu Raynal, who now leads the high-performance arbitration cell (FFR/LNR), broke the silence this Sunday on South Radio. The former international arbiter flaunts the reforms imposed by World Rugby under the influence of the nations of the southern hemisphere, in defiance of the identity and security of the game. Towards ...
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