The Telegraph published this video item, entitled “Were the RFU right to change tackle laws? |The Telegraph Rugby Podcast” – below is their description.
Ben, Charlie and Charles are back ahead of the 2023 Six Nations.
Away from the action this weekend, the three guys discuss the controversial decision made by the RFU to lower the tackle height in amateur rugby and discuss the impact it will have on the game moving forward.
Hear also from London Irish head coach Les Kiss, the man who pioneered the ‘choke’ tackle whilst working with Ireland.
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Guinness Six Nations 2022 will see the return of crowds to the Northern Hemisphere’s biggest international rugby union tournament, as England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales battle it out to be crowned the champions.
