World Rugby vice president Agustin Pichot has caused another stir after claiming Ireland lock Devin Toner should complain to the governing body after being dropped ahead of the World Cup.
The Leinster second-row missed out on selection for Joe Schmidt's World Cup squad - with Munster's South African-born Jean Kleyn, who qualified on residency, travelling to Japan ahead of him.
Pichot has been one of the loudest critics of the three-year residency rule and was quick to express his thoughts on the matter once Toner had been excluded from the Ireland squad.
Having initially tweeted the wrong name, calling Toner David instead of Devin, Pichot tweeted: "If I was Devin Toner... I will be asking WR for answers.
"I feel sorry for him; nothing against for who was properly selected for the RWC19 by the way. But feel that way."
Many people have been critical of the former Argentina scrum-half, questioning whether someone so high up in the World Rugby hierarchy should be posting such thoughts.
This isn't the first time Pichot has ruffled feathers with his outspoken views.
Just last week, he slammed the 'ridiculous' world rankings system that had allowed Wales to usurp New Zealand at the summit - despite not beating them since the introduction of the rankings in 2003.
And last year, he drew the ire of Twitter with his views on foreign-born players - posting a list of foreign-born players in every nation.
However, many suggested the figures were misleading and that Pichot should resign from his position at World Rugby.
