That is called a fend,the tackler should be lower and he would'nt fended or offended.

The TMO is a double-edged sword. While it undoubtedly brings more accuracy to the game, it can sometimes feel like we're pausing the action for an eternity just to analyze a single play. It’s like trying to enjoy a juicy steak but having to stop every bite to examine it under a microscope. Where’s the flow, man? Where’s the raw emotion? Sometimes, I just wish we could go back to the good old days when the referee's word was law, and the game moved at a faster, more exhilarating pace. But hey, that's just me, a grumpy old rugby fan clinging to the past!

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This video really shows the value of the TMO, especially in those high-stakes matches where every decision can make or break a team’s chances. It reminds me of a time when I was watching a game with my dad, and there was this incredibly close call that had us both on the edge of our seats. We must have watched the replay a dozen times, each of us convinced we were right. In the end, the TMO confirmed what my dad had seen, and I had to admit defeat. It’s moments like those that really highlight the crucial role technology plays in ensuring fair play.

I get why they have the TMO, but honestly, sometimes I feel like it sucks the excitement right out of the game. You know, that build-up when everyone's waiting with bated breath for the ref’s decision? That's all gone now. It's like, what’s the point of even having a ref on the field if everything just gets reviewed anyway?

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