yes because it reduces the chance of a twisted ankle.
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The game has a clear guideline on footwear. Rugby boots rarely cover over the ankle anymore. Players in the main wear a "boot" cut below the ankle and containing 6 to 8 removable studs for grip. In the 1970 and early 80's rugby boots were cut to cover the ankle but their also presented some restrictions to when laced up. Now rugby boots re similar to soccer boots. Boots without stud grip are not really the best thing to wear as scrummaging, mauling and directional changes cause slipping particularly in wet weather.
No they all meet the requirements of both codes.
Preference is that of the player. Most centres where rugby boots as opposed to soccer boots as the rugby version have 6 sole studs and 2 heal where soccer boots have 4 sole and 2 heal. In rugby the studs used are all "heal" length for grip, soccer use 10 millimeter in the sole
All Blacks or any other Rugby team, requires only 15 players on the field.
Players of all sizes play the game
Their black kit
yes. female rugby union is still only semi-professional, if that. The England Womens Rugby Union team all have other jobs as well as playing for England.
Steroids are BANNED in both rugby codes. Players for using such drugs can and do receive lifetime bans from the game at all levels
you can not put tattoo on a created player in all blacks rugby challenge
It has to be remembered that until recently (2003) Union players were not paid at all. The female game is developing and the gate money is increasing as is the sponsorship.
Master of his trait...i mean this guy is massive 110kg + hes the fastest on the field,and hes the youngest and his fitness is crazy,what more do you need?rugby boots mayb.He didnt even need to be intelligent all he had to do was run with the ball and h was a nightmare of a rugby player.
Yes, they would all be sports where players do get injuries.
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