Simon Istrby, the temporary president of Ireland, expressed his disappointment with the comments of the coach of the French team, Fabian Ghalti, regarding the Antoine Dubont injury accident in the sixth game last week.
Les Bleus 42-27 won in Dublin to finish the hopes of the four major championships in Ireland, but a serious knee injury in the French knee took control of the post-match discussion.
Dubont was trying to steal the ball in the 28th minute and was challenged by Tadj Bern, who then fell on the right leg in half when Andrew Porter joined the Irish support.
Galthy Porter and Perrin told the commissioner of the match, describing their actions in the accident as “deserved to be denounced”, but no action was taken against them.
“Without facing myself in a problem here, I think it's the game,” said Estbi.
“There is no player in intentionally going out another player. For everyone, or for the majority of the people who watch, they see him after that, everyone felt that it was an accident for the Rajabi was really unfortunate.
“There is no player who goes out to the injury of another player, this does not happen. Whatever the hints are from different people after the match, this is disappointing because the unfortunate thing is the people who do not really understand the game.”
