Thanks to ChatGPT4 we can now go beyond the grave, and the obvious choice was to ask Mr Rugby himself, the late Doc Craven, what he thinks of the game in 2023.
Thanks to the wonders of artificial intelligence, we can now go beyond the grave to glean the thoughts of the ghosts of rugby’s past, and the obvious choice was to ask Mr Rugby himself, the late Doc Craven, what he thinks of the game in 2023.
And don’t even get me started on the television match officials. In my time, the referee’s decision was final. We respected the man with the whistle, even if we disagreed with his call. These days, it seems everyone has an opinion and a camera angle to back it up. I can’t help but feel that the essence of the game is being diluted by all this technological interference.
My friends, I understand that change is inevitable, and progress marches on. But as a man who devoted his life to rugby, I can’t help but feel that some of the soul has been lost in the process.
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