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That looked pretty tackled to me...
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He gave the Boks 50m advantages all game and nothing to the ABs. Found technical faults that defied description at times… but he didn’t cost the Boks the game. Lack of fitness did that.Sards wrote: ↑Sat Aug 13, 2022 6:08 pm Oh....a brief scan on social media and the majority opinion is that we were done in by the ref.
Here we go again. World Rugby is deliberately targeting us because of our success. So they get the refs to cheat. Us true Rugby lovers are over this now. Please Rassie send them a video
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Proper rogering now, nice bounce back from the Argies after last week when they collapsed badly.
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And another with the clock in the red! Must be a record win for the Pumas against the Wallabies?
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Bloody enjoyable evening of rugby when I don't care who wins. Lots of strengths and equal amounts of weaknesses in all 4 sides
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Er, no... it was a good win, but I'm not bothered by missing it live.convoluted wrote: ↑Sat Aug 13, 2022 10:49 pmOh, ye who were abed ...
Shall think yourselves accursed you were not there.
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Would depend if you saw the replay without knowing the outcome.
Can't believe you wouldn't have peeked first and thus missed the roller-coaster twist in fortunes which made the win even sweeter.
And it was more than a "good" win given that you passed up ABs-Boks at Ellis Park as you thought it a hopeless cause.
Can't believe you wouldn't have peeked first and thus missed the roller-coaster twist in fortunes which made the win even sweeter.
And it was more than a "good" win given that you passed up ABs-Boks at Ellis Park as you thought it a hopeless cause.
It was a much improved performance and a pleasing result, but it was hardly Agincourt.convoluted wrote: ↑Sat Aug 13, 2022 11:02 pm Would depend if you saw the replay without knowing the outcome.
Can't believe you wouldn't have peeked first and thus missed the roller-coaster twist in fortunes which made the win even sweeter.
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It probably gives Fozzie another couple of games grace.Gumboot wrote: ↑Sat Aug 13, 2022 11:07 pmIt was a much improved performance and a pleasing result, but it was hardly Agincourt.convoluted wrote: ↑Sat Aug 13, 2022 11:02 pm Would depend if you saw the replay without knowing the outcome.
Can't believe you wouldn't have peeked first and thus missed the roller-coaster twist in fortunes which made the win even sweeter.
It was a much better performance; It isn't the way you want to run a team, where at any stage you might have to sack the coach, & if you wait long enough, it's a hospital pass to any successor
I enjoyed it enormously watching the replay over a relaxed breakfast, naturally without knowing the result.Gumboot wrote: ↑Sat Aug 13, 2022 10:56 pmEr, no... it was a good win, but I'm not bothered by missing it live.convoluted wrote: ↑Sat Aug 13, 2022 10:49 pmOh, ye who were abed ...
Shall think yourselves accursed you were not there.
I was very impressed with that AB performance. Some phenomenal individual efforts. They are back.
I am even more concerned that the boks are on a very slippery slope ATM.
Argentina are looking strong. And well coached. Could easily lose one here. Kicking everything is going to bite us here.
Australia, beyond the result yesterday, are also looking good. We could easily end up bottom of the log
I am even more concerned that the boks are on a very slippery slope ATM.
Argentina are looking strong. And well coached. Could easily lose one here. Kicking everything is going to bite us here.
Australia, beyond the result yesterday, are also looking good. We could easily end up bottom of the log
Eisch.....supporters are going hard at Nienaber and Rassie.
I suppose that when you promise the world and don't deliver they are going to be coming for you. Watching the NZ response to last week, imagine that times 12. We are just as passionate about our rugby.
This whole thing started with the Welsh tour. We are arrogant and could field 2 teams to beat any team in the world. Then the entire " B " team gets scrapped and we are back to the up and under game plan that gets you a 50/ 50 return. Against the most disrupted ABs in the history of the game.
Looks like an interesting week of self analysis ahead.
For giggles I found this gem on fb...
" my man of the match, a true iron man of the sport.
Stopped a rampaging Caleb Clarke with his own face , in the process knocking his head all the way to the Kalahari.
The doctor asked him if he was going to be OK, and reached out to his hand. Little did the doctor know he would be getting a chiselled high five. "
I suppose that when you promise the world and don't deliver they are going to be coming for you. Watching the NZ response to last week, imagine that times 12. We are just as passionate about our rugby.
This whole thing started with the Welsh tour. We are arrogant and could field 2 teams to beat any team in the world. Then the entire " B " team gets scrapped and we are back to the up and under game plan that gets you a 50/ 50 return. Against the most disrupted ABs in the history of the game.
Looks like an interesting week of self analysis ahead.
For giggles I found this gem on fb...
" my man of the match, a true iron man of the sport.
Stopped a rampaging Caleb Clarke with his own face , in the process knocking his head all the way to the Kalahari.
The doctor asked him if he was going to be OK, and reached out to his hand. Little did the doctor know he would be getting a chiselled high five. "
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That's very good
The Boks looked to be missing Faf's precision with the kick. Fredericks seemed to try to play the same game but his kicking was pretty poor for the most part. Fans are a fickle bunch... there's some gushing going on over the ABs performance and Fozzie's talents. One good game and people forget three years of kak.
We think that Foster is an excellent coach of the All Blacks. but we wouldn't have himGuy Smiley wrote: ↑Sun Aug 14, 2022 4:18 am
That's very good
The Boks looked to be missing Faf's precision with the kick. Fredericks seemed to try to play the same game but his kicking was pretty poor for the most part. Fans are a fickle bunch... there's some gushing going on over the ABs performance and Fozzie's talents. One good game and people forget three years of kak.
I wonder who kicked the aimless up and under with a few minutes to go?
OomStruisbaai wrote: ↑Sat Aug 13, 2022 5:26 pmChilli wrote: ↑Thu Aug 11, 2022 5:26 pmOomStruisbaai wrote: ↑Thu Aug 11, 2022 3:50 pm Nah, you should ask your Mrs Lorraine to explain that a 10 get space if his 9 give him a quick service. Herschel played well towards the end but like Willemse it will take top Bok performances to change your opinion.
Enough said.
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Oh well two weeks break and the log all square. Important win for the All Blacks and suddenly all is normal again.
Springbokke have a lot of pressure and will need a special performance to knock over the Wallabies in Australia.
Springbokke have a lot of pressure and will need a special performance to knock over the Wallabies in Australia.
Whinge, whinge, whine, whine!!!
https://www.rugbypass.com/news/boks- ... -of-loss/Despite what many neutrals saw as an exceptional refereeing performance – Springboks fans and even a former player have gone after Luke Pearce in the wake of their shock defeat to the All Blacks in Johannesburg on Saturday.
He really, reeally, reeeally, reeeeally, reeeeeally, reeeeeeally, reeeeeeeeally likes advantage.SaintK wrote: ↑Sun Aug 14, 2022 10:05 am Whinge, whinge, whine, whine!!!https://www.rugbypass.com/news/boks- ... -of-loss/Despite what many neutrals saw as an exceptional refereeing performance – Springboks fans and even a former player have gone after Luke Pearce in the wake of their shock defeat to the All Blacks in Johannesburg on Saturday.
Watching it again and Rieko Ioane made a blistering break down the left touch in the 71st minute, was tackled and looked to be isolated but Mo'unga had actually pretty much kept pace with him and was there to bind onto the Bok defenders, protecting the ball for the ABs.
Richie has some serious wheels
Richie has some serious wheels