Eben Etzebeth Eye-Gouge Ban STILL Divides Rugby as World Rugby Faces BACKLASH

Eben Etzebeth eye gouge ban controversy analyzed. Former England legends Brian Moore and Ben Youngs question World Rugby's disciplinary process after the Springboks lock received a reduced 12-match suspension for intentionally eye-gouging Wales' Alex Mann. We dive deep into why the punishment was reduced from 18 weeks, the coaching loophole Etzebeth is using during his ban, and whether bigger teams get preferential treatment in rugby's disciplinary system.

In this episode of Rugby Unfiltered, we break down the controversy surrounding Eben Etzebeth's eye-gouging incident, World Rugby's inconsistent disciplinary decisions, and what this means for player safety in the game.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - The Etzebeth Eye-Gouge Scandal
1:45 - What Actually Happened in Cardiff
2:15 - The 12-Match Ban Explained
3:30 - Brian Moore Questions World Rugby's Process
4:00 - The Coaching Loophole Controversy
5:15 - Ben Youngs: "18 Weeks Should Have Stood"
6:30 - Do Big Teams Get Special Treatment?
7:00 - Why Legal Representation Matters
10:15 - The Self-Defense Claim Nobody Believes
12:30 - What This Means for Player Safety

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