James Haskell went nuclear after a decision went against Wasps in his last home game for the club.
Wasps beat the Northampton Saints by a scoreline of 36-29 on Sunday but there was a decision in the dying moments that left James Haskell livid after the game.
Speaking to BT Sport, the 33-year-old who will be leaving Wasps this summer stated that he is fading out of the game at the right time because rugby has become a ‘bit of a pathetic sport’ of late.
‘I’m pretty emotional about that last penalty. I don’t know what’s happened rugby. It sounds like I’m fading out at the right time because it’s becoming a bit of a pathetic sport at the moment I think.’
Haskell came off the bench for the clash that secured Wasps a top-four finish and a place in the semi-final against the Newcastle Falcons next Saturday. However, the England international was still left fuming after the game after a late try was disallowed due to a Haskell tackle which the referee deemed to be high.
Check out the 33-year-old’s scathing assessment of the ruling and the incident in question in the tweets below.
“I don’t know what’s happened to rugby? It sounds like I’m fading out at the right time, it’s becoming a bit of a pathetic sport at the moment.”
James Haskell. No. Holding. Back.
— Rugby on BT Sport (@btsportrugby) April 29, 2018
"I don't know what's happened to rugby? It sounds like I'm fading out at the right time, it's becoming a bit of a pathetic sport at the moment." – James Haskell, April 29th, 2018
He was penalised for a high tackle.
Do you agree with him? pic.twitter.com/iTimGoWqFQ
— Rugby on BT Sport (@btsportrugby) April 29, 2018
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