Rugby: Former Japan PM Mori calls for urgent reforms

Former Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori on Friday called for reform within the Japan Rugby Football Union two days after he announced his shock resignation as the body's honorary chairman.Citing a lack of vision for the future of Japanese rugby after this year's Rugby World Cup 2019 in Japan, Mori said he has told 80-year-old Tadashi Okamura, who succeeded him as JRFU president in 2015, that he must find ways to reform the body."I told them (the executives) to take a hard look in the mirror," Mori told reporters.Mori revealed he proposed about 10 items for the JRFU board of directors to consider…READ FULL ARTICLE