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"I will not be nervous about going up in the air … or thinking about how I attack the ball in the air It's one thing for World Rugby in terms of clarification in this particular area of the game where they have to clear it up.Luckily, they can do it sooner rather than later. "
The Wife Maria's Folau, posted a video on social networks last week from her partner landing in an uncomfortable position during another air contest in the Ireland series. Folau was harshly done and when he was questioned about the perceived inconsistency of arbitration rulings and suspensions, he has anything but agreed
"In the l '; together, I think a lot of people think that way, "said Folau.
The main problem was the fact that the Irishman CJ Stander, the player who raised O. Mahony, did not catch his captain down despite a bump of Folau. 19659003] Waratahs Daryl Gibson asked if the player had to lift a teammate and that's something that Folau said should happen.
Litigation: Folau leaves the field after receiving a yellow card to be contacted in the air.
"[Seeing other teams use a one-man lift] will not make me more nervous," said Folau, "I agree with what Daryl says, there must be a responsibility on the player who raises it to make it safe to fall in. Everyone understands when you go to an air contest that you will come in contact with the opposing player.It will not always be clean.I understand the The last thing you want, is that someone endures serious injury. "
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This is the hand of Folau who also helped that O 'Mahony returned and he took the opportunity to explain the mechanics behind what is going on in the air.
"When you ride for a high ball, everything is judged on the flight of the ball in the air and the decisions change in the air," said Folau. "When you do a tapping of one hand, the other hand is going to be put in a position where it is trying to counterbalance your hand tapping in return. It's a natural movement, that's what I say. Tom Decent "src =" https://static.ffx.io/images/$width_80,$height_80/t_crop_fill/t_sharpen,q_auto,e_auto/1772c3ac61a10bfa7738478b51c15a0ecfe9f3aa "/>
Tom Decent is a Fairfax Media reporter
