Samoa coach Steve Jackson said he was left bewildered by some of the refereeing ...
TOYOTA CITY, Japan - Samoa coach Steve Jackson said he was left bewildered by some of the refereeing decisions during his side’s 38-19 loss to Japan in Pool A of the Rugby World Cup on Saturday and called for more consistency from match officials.
He was also angry to lose experienced Tim Nanai-Williams after the full-back failed a Head Injury Assessment in another first-half incident that went unpunished. “Nothing surprised us with the way they played, we didn’t get the rub of the green tonight but that should not take anything away from Japan.
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