The scrummage is a fundamental part of rugby union football and is generally seen as a fair and safe way to restart play. However, there has been much debate in recent years over whether it should remain a part of the game, due to the potential for serious injuries. This article looks at both sides of the argument, considering the benefits of the scrummage and the potential risks. It ultimately concludes that, while there are some potential risks, scrummaging should remain a part of the game as it has a vital role to play in the tactics and strategy of the sport.
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