New laws, trial laws and old laws: Keeping up-to-date and pragmatic
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New laws, trial laws and old laws: Keeping up-to-date and pragmatic
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We are delighted to welcome back Keith Lewis to the podcast. Keith is a practising referee and runs the RugbyReferee.net website and Facebook community.
Dan asks Keith about:
- The three new laws for this season
- The experimental laws you might see that aren't enshrined yet
- The old favourites of why it seems that not-straight at the scrum is ignored, why referees allow players to seal off or go off their feet
- The real impact of the tackle height laws
If you are a referee, then you can join the rugbyreferee.net community on Facebook and also get Keith's excellent season journal.
For other great referee resources, go to RugbyReferee.net.
To find out more about this podcast and many others, go to Rugby Coach Weekly
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