England flanker James Haskell has claimed rugby is becoming a 'pretty pathetic sport' after he was penalised for a high tackle in his final home game for Wasps.
The 33-year-old, who is set to leave the Premiership club at the end of this season having failed to agree a new contract, came off the bench as Wasps secured a play-off berth with a 36-29 victory over Northampton Saints at the Ricoh Arena.
After the game Haskell revealed his frustration with referee Matthew Carley's decision to chalk-off a Wasps try for a high tackle in the build-up.
Speaking to BT Sport on the pitch after the match, Haskell said: "I'm pretty emotional about that last penalty, I don't know what's happened to rugby.
"It sounds like I'm fading out at the right time because it has becoming a bit of a pathetic sport at the moment I think."