Totally agree the coach does need to know what his side is getting penalised for, but the way in which Glen approached the ref does not set a good example. Unlike what 'financialtimes' states Glen did race over to the ref showing his frustration, I understand it is hard when the ref was a total clown but maturity and composure would be best. Wait until your inside and go to the ref's changing room and ask for a word to clarify the problems. I have no problem with Glen at all, and think he will develop into a good coach once he realises he is not a player now and his frustrations must be put across in a more positive manner.

Glen had every right to confront the ref. The chicken wing was blatant and could very easily have caused serious injury.
If the ref is not going to protect the players from these incidents who is?

Were two of a kind

Back on topic. Trolling posts will be deleted from here.

Thanks.

just a few things that need clearing up
The chicken wing which i believe was on grayston, was blatently a penalty to wakefield, and being it the referees responsability to look after the players, morrison had a right to walk over to the ref. secondly, as i was stood next to the dugout where the incident occoured, it was isaac john that got penalised for mouthing at the ref, not grayston. i feel he was right to do so as he was looking after one of the younger players.

as for saying morrison should be banned from the game, thats the best joke ive heard all day. if half of the first team had as much passion for the sport as he does, we would probably be in the top 8. which is why the u20s are in a play off position!! morrison is a great coach with plenty of experience to give to the younger players, and if they take it im sure they wont go far wrong.

RA needs to give these youths a chance with a playoff place seemingly out of reach, and build on next year. a great win for them and they played some excellent rugby, both in attack and defence.