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Quick tap, slow thinking

Premiership semi-finals didn’t disappoint, yet one incident in the Wasps v Bristol game stood out for the wrong reason. One thing that referees learn before their first game is to “always keep your eye on the ball”, which is meant metaphorically rather than literally!

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