The Sanzaar unions are all fully behind the extension of the new red-card law trial, CEO Brendan Morris says
Referee Jérôme Garcès shows a red card in 2017. Picture: GRANT PITCHER/GALLO IMAGES
The proliferation of “sin bin-able” offences has resulted in the outcome of matches being determined by the number of on-field absentees. This, it has often been argued, has brought the integrity of the sport at its higher levels into question.
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