💨 Abstract
South African rugby coach Rassie Erasmus faced criticism for employing innovative tactics, including deliberately botching a kickoff to force a scrum and an open-play lineout formation. Critics suggested this behavior was akin to cheating, going against the spirit of the game. Erasmus defended his strategy, noting that other teams also manipulate situations to avoid or secure scrums. Coach of the All Blacks, Scott Robertson, praised the tactics as innovative, showcasing the evolving nature of the sport.
Courtesy: Craig Lewis
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