Reds v British Lions
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All comes back to a casual pass from Seru
@ACT-Crusader said in Reds v British Lions:
All comes back to a casual pass from Seru
Been very ordinary
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Lions with a huge talent disparity.
@mariner4life said in Reds v British Lions:
Lions with a huge talent disparity.
A gulf in fact.
Yes, they're Test players versus provincials, but the provincials have more time together which should make a difference.
And we've got a system that is paper thin for professionals
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Oh if that was a Reds player rugby on reddit would already have a "was this a missed card?" Post by now.
And some stupid Irish fluffybunny pontificating it was a straight red
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@Bones said in Reds v British Lions:
Not sure the lions backs were 5m behind the scrum...
Very rarely called for the attacking side at any level
@NTA said in Reds v British Lions:
@Bones said in Reds v British Lions:
Not sure the lions backs were 5m behind the scrum...
Very rarely called for the attacking side at any level
Yeah, although it's not that often they're right next to the halfback.
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Staunch defence from the Lions. All those phases and not making any metres.
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Staunch defence from the Lions. All those phases and not making any metres.
@ACT-Crusader Reds losing their shape too, late arrivals to clean. Lions at test match intensity would have won a penalty there i reckon.
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That was a pretty set of phases
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@ACT-Crusader Reds losing their shape too, late arrivals to clean. Lions at test match intensity would have won a penalty there i reckon.
@mariner4life said in Reds v British Lions:
@ACT-Crusader Reds losing their shape too, late arrivals to clean. Lions at test match intensity would have won a penalty there i reckon.
Lions showing a bit more in attack now lifting their intensity with players coming from deep and at pace. Reds defence is at 6s and 7s.
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That's a harsh penalty TBF
