Taken from an interesting RL website

"Anyone can tell you a modern Rugby League scrum is a complete farce. I suspect no-one can tell you they've seen one that obeys the Laws on the matter to the letter in the past 10 years or more!

So 'feeding', or the action of putting the ball into the scrum in such a way that your side will almost certainly get the ball, is an offence usually ignored by Referee's. The result everyone on the field knows where they are as regards attack or defence, and the side gaining possession can run the ball with a chance of making some ground".

So, it seems important to RL that "everyone" on the field knows where they are as regards attack or defense ? Boring or what ? Against the head scrums are highly interesting, as far as the resultant "play" is concerned.

Why not simply restart the game as occurs after a tackle rather than having the "sham" of the RL scrum where the Law is broken time and time again ?

Whilst we're at it, anyone tell me of another professional sport where the Law is perstantly broken and ignored by both the Governing body and the ref ?

Just asking like.....