Calls for this shock video to be removed over comments about Beaumont, Berry and World Rugby
By Rugby Onslaught

Calls for this shock video to be removed over comments about Beaumont, Berry and World Rugby

Accounts of Twitter are calling for an apology following this video from SA Rugby Mag, in which a pair of SA pundits stuck it to World Rugby, Nic Berry and Bill Beaumont.

An independent misconduct committee has found that behaviour displayed by SA Rugby Director of Rugby Rassie Erasmus towards match officials during this year’s test series between South Africa and the British and Irish Lions constituted misconduct.

The committee was chaired by two New Zealanders.

The Money Man and Mark Keohane didn’t hold back in their appraisal of events and some are now calling for the video – labelled ‘Racist World Rugby has no integrity’ – to be removed due to some of the things the pair said.

Here’s an overview. You can watch the video below, unless it’s been deleted.

MM said: “It’s been so badly run Mark, for so many years.

“They talk about Rassie bringing the game into disrepute. The only person bringing the game into disrepute is Bill Beaumont.

Regarding Beaumont, they also said: “He should ****ing resign. He should be ****ing ashamed of himself”

MK said: ‘Racist World Rugby, that’s what I’ve called them’

‘He’s [Bill Beaumont] disgusting’.

‘It’s grotesque’.

Most controversially Money Man said that Nic Berry is a “victim like Jeffery Epstein is the victim”, a comment that hasn’t gone unnoticed on Twitter.

“It’s disgraceful.”

MM: “If Bill Beaumont is watching, do the honourable thing and resign.”

MK: “It’s a white old boys club with racist undertones to how they dealt with the Siya Kolisi case.”

CREDIT: SA Rugby Mag

Rassie’s punishment:

  • Suspension with immediate effect from all rugby activities for two months
  • Suspension from all match-day activities (including coaching, contact with match officials, and media engagement) with immediate effect until 30 September, 2022
  • A warning as to his future conduct and an apology to the relevant match officials.

SA Rugby’s punishment:

 

 

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