Maul Rule Change Hits Ireland
Why new maul rules trouble Irish pack
Gareth SteensonGuestNeil TreacyHostFor those for whom this has kind of passed by a little bit, the Nations Championship, Ireland, for example, play Australia, Japan, and New Zealand down under across the last three weekends.
You essentially have your Northern Hemisphere table, your Southern Hemisphere table.
At the end of November, first place first, second place second, third place third, and on you go.
It's just trying to put a little bit of structure and format on essentially what still is the, the traditional summer and winter, winter test windows, but trying to put something on the line for it.
For those for whom this has kind of passed by a little bit, the Nations Championship, Ireland, for example, play Australia, Japan, and New Zealand down under across the last three weekends.
You essentially have your Northern Hemisphere table, your Southern Hemisphere table.
At the end of November, first place first, second place second, third place third, and on you go.
It's just trying to put a little bit of structure and format on essentially what still is the, the traditional summer and winter, winter test windows, but trying to put something on the line for it.
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Maul Rule Change Hits Ireland
Why new maul rules trouble Irish pack
Tribute to Philip Doyle
Remembering the coach who changed women's rugby
Who the Heck Plays Ten?
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