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Kooste: RoKi - FPS 25.11.2023
Lappi Areenan 20-vuotisjuhlaottelun RoKi - FPS kooste 25.11.2023 Selostus: Harri Nykänen #Mestis ...
Lappi Explains Crash | WRC Central European Rally 2023
Esapekka Lappi has crashed out of WRC Central European Rally. Find out what happened. WRC All Rallying. All Rallying. One Source. #DirtFish #rally ► Rally News: https://dirtfish.com/ ► Rally School: https://drive.dirtfish.com/ ► DirtFish Merch: https://shop.dirtfish.com/ Follow Us: DirtFish on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dirtfishrally DirtFish on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DirtFishRally DirtFish on Twitter https://twitter.com/DirtFishRally DirtFish on TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@dirtfishrally DirtFish on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/dirtfish-rally-school/
Kooste: RoKi - Jokerit 20.10.2023
Loppuunmyydyssä Lappi Areenassa pelatun RoKi - Jokerit ottelun kooste. Selostus: Harri Nykänen #Mestis ...
Lappi Explains Crash | WRC Rally Chile 2023
A huge roll for Lappi on the first stage of WRC Rally Chile 2023. Find out what happened. All Rallying. One Source. #DirtFish #rally ► Rally News: https://dirtfish.com/ ► Rally School: https://drive.dirtfish.com/ ► DirtFish Merch: https://shop.dirtfish.com/ Follow Us: DirtFish on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dirtfishrally DirtFish on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DirtFishRally DirtFish on Twitter https://twitter.com/DirtFishRally DirtFish on TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@dirtfishrally DirtFish on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/dirtfish-rally-school/
Exposing World Rugby's Corruption: The Owen Farrell Red Card Controversy
In the fast-paced, adrenaline-fueled world of international rugby, there are bound to be occasional missteps, accidental fouls, and honest mistakes on the field. But what happens when these inevitable instances become marred by inconsistent questionable decisions made off the pitch? In this video, we delve deep into the controversial reversal of Owen Farrell's red card and highlight the inconsistencies and contradictions within World Rugby's governing body. The stage was set: England facing off against Wales, with both teams vying for victory. As tensions flared and the match progressed, a key event took the limelight – a dangerous tackle by England captain, Owen Farrell, on Taine Basham. Initially receiving a yellow card, Farrell's sanction was promptly upgraded to a red card following a review by the TMO bunker - a newly implemented system designed to ensure accurate decisions by isolating TMOs from on-field distractions. The purpose of this new TMO bunker system is clear: to provide a space away from crowds and interference, allowing dedicated TMOs the chance to meticulously review incidents of foul play and determine if they merit a red card. Such decisions are not taken lightly, considering the potential impact on a player's career and team fortunes. Given this, the bunker's decision to upgrade Farrell's penalty to a red card after comprehensive review indicates the severity of the foul in their perspective. But, in a shocking twist, the independent disciplinary committee reversed this decision days later. Despite the bunker's conclusion, the committee deemed that there was enough mitigation to revert the red card sanction back to a mere yellow. Their justification? A "late change in dynamics" due to Jamie George's involvement. But many are left wondering: if the TMO bunker system was introduced to ensure accurate decisions, how can it be so easily overturned? Let's put things into perspective. Rugby is a sport beloved for its physicality and passion. But with that comes the responsibility of ensuring player safety. A high tackle, like the one executed by Farrell, poses significant risks to the players involved. Recognizing the importance of safety and fair play, World Rugby has implemented laws and guidelines, such as Law 9.13, which states, "A player must not tackle an opponent early, late, or dangerously." By this definition and the immediate evidence at hand, the TMO's decision to red card Farrell seemed appropriate. But the inconsistencies don’t end here. Consider Lappies Labuschagne's case. For an accidental head clash, Labuschagne received a 3-week suspension, resulting in him losing his cherished place in the World Cup. In stark contrast, Farrell's more dangerous tackle sees him face no subsequent repercussions, and he remains eligible for crucial World Cup matches. One must then ponder: why the glaring discrepancy? Why does a player from Japan face significant penalties for an accidental clash, while a player from England walks free after a clear shoulder charge? This video aims to highlight and question these very inconsistencies. We're not pointing fingers at individual players or referees who, in the heat of the moment, are doing their best. Our focus is on the governing body, World Rugby, and the evident contradictions in their decisions. The reversal of Farrell's red card, in light of their own established TMO bunker system, raises eyebrows. The committee's statement, emphasizing the "luxury of time" they had in contrast to the Foul Play Review Officer, seems to ironically undermine the purpose of the TMO bunker system. If World Rugby's newly introduced system is effectively sidelined by the committee's claim of having a more detailed deliberation process, it brings to light a pressing question: Is the TMO bunker system even necessary? And if it is, shouldn't its decisions be given the weight and respect they deserve? In conclusion, while the Farrell Red Card controversy is just one of many incidents in the vast world of rugby, it serves as a glaring example of the existing contradictions within the sport's governing body. Fans, players, and stakeholders of rugby deserve consistency, clarity, and fairness. World Rugby, as the governing body, has the responsibility to ensure that the spirit of the game is upheld, that decisions are consistent and transparent, and that player safety remains paramount.
Lappi Crashes Out - WRC Rally Finland 2023
It has been a dramatic morning at WRC Rally Finland 2023. Catch up with all the action with DirtFish, including Lappi's crash. All Rallying. One Source. #DirtFish ► Rally News: https://dirtfish.com/ ► Rally School: https://drive.dirtfish.com/ ► DirtFish Merch: https://shop.dirtfish.com/ Follow Us: DirtFish on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dirtfishrally DirtFish on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DirtFishRally DirtFish on Twitter https://twitter.com/DirtFishRally DirtFish on TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@dirtfishrally DirtFish on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/dirtfish-rally-school/
Crashes, Punctures and Mechanical Issues Kick Off Safari Rally Kenya
🎥 Follow on Red Bull TV: https://win.gs/SafariRally Sébastien Ogier was the pride of the plains on Friday at Safari Rally Kenya as he recovered from a minor morning setback to build a commanding overnight lead. The Frenchman showed his rivals a clean pair of heels on the opening day of action and had established a double-digit lead just three special stages into this seventh round of the FIA World Rally Championship. Leading positions after Friday: 1. S Ogier / V Landais FRA Toyota GR Yaris 1h 14m 38.7s 2. K Rovanperä / J Halttunen FIN Toyota GR Yaris +22.8s 3. E Evans / S Martin GBR Toyota GR Yaris +43.5s 4. E Lappi / J Ferm FIN Hyundai i20 N +54.0s 5. T Katsuta / A Johnston JPN Toyota GR Yaris +1m 19.4s 6. D Sordo / C Carrera ESP Hyundai i20 N +1m 28.4s #wrc #safarirallykenya ______ Experience the world of Red Bull Rally like you have never seen it before. With the best rallying videos on the web and original series, prepare for your “stoke factor” to be at an all time high. Subscribe to Red Bull Rally on Youtube: https://win.gs/SubToRedBullRally Get the FREE Red Bull TV apps for all your devices: http://onelink.to/yfbct7 Watch Red Bull TV: http://win.gs/WatchRBTV Check out https://redbull.com Red Bull Motorsports on Facebook: https://win.gs/RedBullMotorsportsFacebook Red Bull Motorsports on Instagram: https://win.gs/RedBullMotorsportsInstagram