Collabies Coach Joe Schmidt Slams Officers after the controversial call late in the lions
The Australian coach Joe Schmidt said the matches that officials did not support the security of players and struck late clearly the decision that secured British and Irish lions on Saturday.
Last minute with full rear Hugo Keenanom Try to put lions 29-26 On the field for cricket Melbourne, but players from Wallabies shout after Jac Morgan deleted Carlo teasan in the accumulation.
After a long-lasting break while the official TV matches rated the multiple angles of the incident, the attempt was allowed to fit, giving a lion’s victory and an incomprehensible 2-0 in series.
Quoting Rugby Law on 9.20, which says that contact with the head and cleaning around the neck should be punished, the tense Schmidt said that officials were wrong.
“Because they are people, match officials make mistakes”, He said at the press conference after the game.
“We felt that it was a decision that doesn’t actually live to the great security of the player pushed that (the world of rugby) who talked.
“You can’t guess someone above … Shoulders.
“But we saw it and watched numerous reproductions from different angles, so that’s what it is and we just have to accept it.”
Wallabies Captain Harry Wilson was also convinced that his team was hard.
“I obviously saw a shoulder to the door. Carlo was quite lit because of that”, “ He said.
Lions Andy Farrell coach had a different view.
“I thought it was great clean”, ” He said.
“Honestly, it depends on which side of the fence you come, I would think.
“I can understand people’s opinions, but I thought Jac was great when he came – and so was the rest of the bench.”
Schmidt said he was proud of his players, but swallowed the end result after Wallabies took 23-5 water near the half-hour brand.
While they were indignant disappointed that the decision on the penetration was missing against them, they should not have been used as motivation for the dead tire in Sydney next Saturday.
“You can’t motivate from what the players have shown tonight” He added.
“You must continue to decide and move on.
“We won’t go into a self-pity.”