Sydney Roosters coach Trent Robinson says the rule changes in Super League are a positive after his side beat Wigan Warriors. The NRL side are the new world champions after beating Wigan 20-8 at the DW Stadium on Sunday night, in a game that was played under new rules which were introduced this season.
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The 41-year-old, who has coached in Super League with Catalans Dragons, gave his thumbs up to the changes, which he believes have improved the competition. “I think the shot clock and the eight interchanges are a big improvement, particularly around that work ethic around the middle and the ability to move the ball,” Robinson said. “We’ve seen some points scored in the first two rounds but we’ve also seen some tight games. I think the adaptability of the competition in a short space of time has been really good. It’s really pleasing. “Are you allowed to be positive in rugby league? I think everyone would be happy with the product in the first two rounds.”
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