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France fly-half Romain Ntamack says it is “totally incomprehensible” the terms of his suspension following a red card differed to the sanction for Ireland centre Garry Ringrose.<\/b><\/p>\n
Ntamack returned to action in Les Bleus’ 42-27 victory in Dublin last weekend after missing two Six Nations matches following his dismissal in the opening-round win against Wales.<\/p>\n
Ringrose is available to feature in Ireland’s championship finale in Italy on Saturday having sat out only one Test – the defeat against France – as punishment for his dismissal against Wales.<\/p>\n
Ringrose was permitted to count a Leinster fixture – a game which he was unlikely to have featured in – as part of his ban but Ntamack was unable to include a match for his club Toulouse in his punishment.<\/p>\n
“There is an injustice here, because I believe our case was also based around how one of the matches in my suspension I would play for Toulouse,” the 25-year-old said before Saturday’s game against Scotland.<\/p>\n
“And when 10 days later the complete opposite [for Ringrose] is decided in contrast to what the commission told me, that is in every shape and form totally incomprehensible.<\/p>\n
“I think we must start pounding our fist on the table because it is time these decisions going against us and costing us dearly stop.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n