The first "official" yellow card in Test match history took place in 1995 as Ireland took on England. It wouldn't be until 1999 until the sin bin element of the yellow card was introduced.
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Can we see the first sinbin as well please? Interested to see the commentator and crowd response.
@me282ukАй бұрын
@@alexanderevison4165yes, that's what he wants to see.
@Ho3n3r29 күн бұрын
Stomping on someone? Nowadays that's a red.
@pierre1514Ай бұрын
As it should be
@Pyrovile42Ай бұрын
Bring back amateur rugby. The professional era is killing the game.
@colinhefferman5498Ай бұрын
Very true, but it is still part and parcel of the game style of SA and England. Violence applied, regardless the consequences on the career of the victim.
@Demun1649Ай бұрын
@@colinhefferman5498 How can you say that, the standard of conversion kicks has improved beyond all recognition, over the last two years. The fitness, speed, variation in tactics, that result from superbly fit players has opened both the women's, and even, the men's games.
@Demun1649Ай бұрын
Tis but a scratch wound
@mauricegarvey4631Ай бұрын
Nice ruck 😅😮
@chaushbАй бұрын
Not true - the fist card was issued to Neil Back, by referee Steve Lander. Knowing Back, the card was probably for continual offside.
Can we see the first sinbin as well please? Interested to see the commentator and crowd response.
@@alexanderevison4165yes, that's what he wants to see.
Stomping on someone? Nowadays that's a red.
As it should be
Bring back amateur rugby. The professional era is killing the game.
Very true, but it is still part and parcel of the game style of SA and England. Violence applied, regardless the consequences on the career of the victim.
@@colinhefferman5498 How can you say that, the standard of conversion kicks has improved beyond all recognition, over the last two years. The fitness, speed, variation in tactics, that result from superbly fit players has opened both the women's, and even, the men's games.
Tis but a scratch wound
Nice ruck 😅😮
Not true - the fist card was issued to Neil Back, by referee Steve Lander. Knowing Back, the card was probably for continual offside.
Roll away.....
An English player. Imagine my shock.