There are side holes in my rugby ball. are there supposed to be and what do i do about it. how would i pump it

Question

There are side holes in my rugby ball. are there supposed to be and what do i do about it. how would i pump it

Answer 1

If you are talking about the holes on each end where the seams come together, they are designed to be there.  When it's totally flat, just pump the ball up a little faster and they will seal themselves.  My "Gilbert Match" balls are all like that.

Don't know why, but they all have the holes.

Answer 2

You're clearly too stoned to be thinking about playing rugby today.

Just put the ball back and maybe think about it again tomorrow

Answer 3

Dont quite get what you mean mate

Answer 4

I don't understand - do you mean punctures? Or holes for pumping the ball up? There should be a hole somewhere on the side of the ball to insert a needle to pump it. You can use a bike pump with the right fitting - l**k the needle and insert it into the hole and then just pump until it feels about right. If they are punctures I would suggest chucking the ball and getting a new one.