Everyone wants the same law change after watching England vs France match

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Exhibited repeatedly by England and France during their match in Lyon yesterday, fans expressed their exasperation on Twitter.

One user expressed, "Rugby needs to act swiftly to eradicate the caterpillar ruck."

Another remarked, "Detest the time-wasting caterpillar ruck. It's simply frustrating."

A third commenter stated, "I advocate for the prohibition of the caterpillar ruck."

Yet another added, "The regulations of rugby are in dire need of revision #kicktennis #CaterpillarRuck. Tedious #SixNations."

Voicing a similar sentiment, another user wrote, "Quickly executed plays followed by a prolonged caterpillar ruck and then a box kick. It's thoroughly uninspiring."

The general consensus on social media is that the caterpillar ruck tactic detracts from the excitement of the game and warrants intervention from rugby authorities.

Below we look at four players who failed to perform in Lyon with their futures now in doubt.

Rugby Pass 5.5/10: "Back in the starting team after Immanuel Feyi-Waboso ruled himself with a self-diagnosed concussion, the fear was he wouldn’t bring the oomph that the rookie managed and sadly this was the case."

RUCK 6/10: "Back in to the starting line-up as Manny Feyi-Waboso is out with a concussion. Claimed the high balls confidently, but swamped when trying to stretch his legs. Returned the favour with good kick chase and well timed tackles on the receivers. Vocal on the touchlines, as the assistant referee handed a line-out to France."

Rugby Pass 5.5/10: "With Furbank gone so early, he needed to defensively step up but he struggled. Eventually called ashore on the hour. A real pity as much more was expected."

Telegraph 6/10: "Some of his passing was sumptuous and partnership with Lawrence is developing. Still feels like the sacrificial lamb in the defensive system."

Planet Rugby 6/10: "Tried manfully but it’s rare to see him bullied quite like he was on Saturday. Was much better second half, though."

Telegraph 6/10: "Put on his backside by Meafou, symbolising England’s early struggles. Grew into the game and was a menace at the breakdown, attacking every ruck."

Planet Rugby 6/10: "Put himself about and made some typically big hits, but there were a few too many misses."

Rugby Pass 6/10: "You can’t fault his work rate but too many missed tackles blotted his report card. Gone on 67."

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