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  1. DISCLAIMER: I concede that these probably aren’t the 5 fastest red cards of all time, there’s almost certainly faster reds cards out there, but these were the fastest I could come across – if you have footage of a red card in the same time frame, let me know and I’ll include it in a future video!

  2. I'm curious about the two "red card offences" that did not look like red card offences, specifically Koroibete and Ewels. Koroibete, playing for Australia, is sent off by "referee" Ben O'Keeffe, a New Zealander, and Ewels, playing for England, is sent off by "referee" Mathieu Raynal, a Frenchman.

    Hrmm.

  3. Why was the #15 for Ulster sent off. It was a 50/50 ball and both players were going for it. I don't know why players jump up in the air to catch the ball. It should not have been a red card. Rugby needs to get their rules reformed.

  4. Koroibete: Shoulder to the jaw — head/neck red card, all day. Good on the TMO to catch it. Bad for World Rugby to reverse it.

    Payne: That was a takeout, not a tackle. Got two weeks for that one as well.

    Ewels: And that's why the first one should not have been reversed. Not only was that red for the head-to-head, but three weeks as well.

    Wood: Never got an idea as to how long he was banned.

    Evans: Four weeks, and that was just for the carelessness of it.

  5. – shouldering/shoulderbutting/shoulderpopping
    – charging/bumping/nudging/crashing/launching/jumping in
    – trash talk/conduct
    – headbutting/nodding/headshook/heading
    – stomping/stamping/footing/feeting/jumping/stepping on
    – kicking/legging

  6. Last one by far the worst as it is clearly intended and seriously dangerous!! What was the commentator waffling about – clear red even before the recent changes in the law!

  7. Honorable mention to Ben Flower in the 2014 Super League Grand Final.
    First man to be sent off in a Grand Final and less than 2 minutes in.
    He got a 6 month ban and pretty much ruined his career as well

  8. First red card was a joke, but how the hell can an analyst claim that the last red card in this clip is wrong as it was not intentional……. It was clearly intentional, the body language was as clear as can be

  9. Last one:
    "I would be very disappointed".
    For getting a red after planting your studs into the face of an opponent? He was scared of getting tackled after landing, so he decided to prevent it by any means.

  10. I’ve played rugby for 20 years. I agree that player safety is paramount but these new laws are a joke, clearly made by suits in an office that have never played the game and don’t realise how almost impossible it is to “un commit” your self once you’re committed to a tackle! 99% of these red cards are “unlucky” and never meant with intent!

  11. First one was completely wrong. there absolutely was mitigation. Always be careful with high tackles against Irish, the always play act to get you sent off.

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