Former All Black Has ‘Had Enough’ of Ireland After ‘Disgusting’ and ‘Unacceptable’ Behaviour 😡🏉

Former All Black Explodes Over Ireland’s “Unacceptable” Rugby Antics 👀

The world of rugby has no shortage of drama, but few moments have caused as much controversy as the explosive comments made by former All Black Steve Devine. After Ireland's narrow 22-19 win over Argentina, Devine didn’t hold back, calling out what he described as “disgusting” and “unacceptable” behavior from the Irish side. His focus? Fly-half Jack Crowley’s actions during a key play that turned the tide of the game.

Did Ireland’s ‘Gamesmanship’ Cost Argentina Their Big Moment?

The match’s most controversial moment came just minutes into the game when Los Pumas looked to have secured an early try. Matias Moroni’s powerful break and Bautista Delguy’s smart setup had fans celebrating what seemed like a sure score. But their joy was short-lived.

Fly-half Jack Crowley went down dramatically, clutching his head after what appeared to be minimal contact from Moroni.

The television match official (TMO) stepped in, disallowing the try and penalizing Argentina with a yellow card for Moroni. Ireland capitalized immediately, scoring a try off the ensuing penalty. What could have been a 7-0 lead for Argentina turned into a devastating 14-point swing in Ireland’s favor.

“Soccer Mentality” in Rugby? Devine’s Scathing Criticism

Steve Devine, speaking on SENZ, didn’t hold back his frustration. He accused Crowley of embracing a "soccer mentality," a phrase loaded with disdain in the rugby world.

“Jack Crowley gets a little touch on the head, and he’s down rolling around like he’s been hit by a truck. Rugby is a hard man’s game, and this kind of behavior ruins it,” Devine said.

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