Yeah, I don’t mind that he had to penalise Fiji because they were infringing a lot; but for mine its not a very proactive refereeing style. I know some people hate referees “coaching” the players, but because there’s so many possible things happening at once I think its a rational response which keeps the game flowing and rugby being played rather than referee forceback.

The ruck calls etc were mostly right but if he’d communicated the Fijians would have stopped what they were doing & he wouldn’t have had to whistle. There were other calls I thought were a bit questionable - the obstruction below and blowing so many scrum penalties when the ball was already won.

I really hate knock-on scrums turning into scrum penalties, i’d favour free-kicks unless the feeding team is attacking in the opposition 22m or something. A scrum happens to re-start the game after a mistake, so in effect at the moment we end up penalising knock-ons and forward passes which just feels a bit overly harsh.