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    Go the Brave Blossoms, may the fairytale continue. I think the Saffas will bring their physicality though and with too much on the line this time around should get over the line. Who knows if they have Ben Skeen on the TMO.

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    Maybe an early red card for a big SA forward (i.e Etzebeth or Vermeulen) could change the probable outcome of this QF.

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    @cgrant said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    Maybe an early red card for a big SA forward (i.e Etzebeth or Vermeulen) could change the probable outcome of this QF.

    A red card for any Bok would cause problems.
    Same applies to Japan and in fact every team playing in the Quarters.
    I really hope cards do not play a role in any of these games - but given the track record to date that is 99% unrealistic.

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    @Nevorian said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    Go the Brave Blossoms, may the fairytale continue.

    This is going to be a tough one for the Boks - and not least from a support perspective.
    All of Japan will be backing the Blossoms.
    And pretty much every neutral fan with a rugby soul will be supporting the Blossoms. As they absolutely should.

    The Boks will have to get through this one as the villains.

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    @Billy-Webb said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    @Nevorian said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    Go the Brave Blossoms, may the fairytale continue.

    This is going to be a tough one for the Boks - and not least from a support perspective.
    All of Japan will be backing the Blossoms.
    And pretty much every neutral fan with a rugby soul will be supporting the Blossoms. As they absolutely should.

    The Boks will have to get through this one as the villains.

    You'd be used to that?

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    @booboo said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    @Billy-Webb said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    @Nevorian said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    Go the Brave Blossoms, may the fairytale continue.

    This is going to be a tough one for the Boks - and not least from a support perspective.
    All of Japan will be backing the Blossoms.
    And pretty much every neutral fan with a rugby soul will be supporting the Blossoms. As they absolutely should.

    The Boks will have to get through this one as the villains.

    You'd be used to that?

    But seriously you'd only pick up neutral votes if you were paying us surely? You being next in line for historical dominance and all.

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    @booboo said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    @Billy-Webb said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    The Boks will have to get through this one as the villains.

    You'd be used to that?

    Years of training and conditioning booboo.
    Except when we play against Aussie or England. Then sometimes we get some love from the neutrals.
    Think it has less to do with us though ... 😄

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    IMG-20191014-WA0001.jpg

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    @booboo @Billy-Webb

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    Barnes is the ref for this quarter final

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    @antipodean One of the 2 I would have wanted so remind me of that when / if I whinge about him after the game 🙂

    (Other one would have been Nigel Owens).

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    @taniwharugby said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    @booboo @Billy-Webb

    I doubt the Chinese would support Japan ...

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    @Billy-Webb said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    @cgrant said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    Maybe an early red card for a big SA forward (i.e Etzebeth or Vermeulen) could change the probable outcome of this QF.

    A red card for any Bok would cause problems.
    Same applies to Japan and in fact every team playing in the Quarters.
    I really hope cards do not play a role in any of these games - but given the track record to date that is 99% unrealistic.

    Avoiding Skeeny as your TMO has helped you on this front.

    England vs Oz looks most likely to be affected by a red card.

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    @MajorRage said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    @Billy-Webb said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    @cgrant said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    Maybe an early red card for a big SA forward (i.e Etzebeth or Vermeulen) could change the probable outcome of this QF.

    A red card for any Bok would cause problems.
    Same applies to Japan and in fact every team playing in the Quarters.
    I really hope cards do not play a role in any of these games - but given the track record to date that is 99% unrealistic.

    Avoiding Skeeny as your TMO has helped you on this front.

    England vs Oz looks most likely to be affected by a red card.

    England must be due a "controversial" card

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    @junior said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    @MajorRage said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    @Billy-Webb said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    @cgrant said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    Maybe an early red card for a big SA forward (i.e Etzebeth or Vermeulen) could change the probable outcome of this QF.

    A red card for any Bok would cause problems.
    Same applies to Japan and in fact every team playing in the Quarters.
    I really hope cards do not play a role in any of these games - but given the track record to date that is 99% unrealistic.

    Avoiding Skeeny as your TMO has helped you on this front.

    England vs Oz looks most likely to be affected by a red card.

    England must be due a "controversial" card

    You couldn't really call it controversial with that team of officials....

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    I wonder whether JJ would opt for a 6/2 split for his bench. I expect SA to play a restrictive game with a lot of mauls and picks and go's.
    Is Mafi still injured ? His physicality would be a bonus for the Japanese up front.

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    @Bones said in RWC: Japan v South Africa (QF 4):

    You couldn't really call it controversial with that team of officials....

    No you couldn't - "expected" might be a better word, and England have Farrell.

    Probably get told off as these comments are all in the wrong thread.

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    Team announcements for Rugby World Cup quarter-finals (NZ time)
    Thursday: South Africa (6:30pm)
    Friday: Japan (5:30pm)

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    South Africa

    1. Tendai Mtawarira

    2. Mbongeni Mbonambi

    3. Frans Malherbe

    4. Eben Etzebeth

    5. Lood de Jager

    6. Siya Kolisi (capt.)

    7. Pieter-Steph Du Toit

    8. Duane Vermeulen

    9. Faf de Klerk

    10. Handre Pollard

    11. Makazole Mapimpi

    12. Damian de Allende

    13. Lukhanyo Am

    14. Cheslin Kolbe

    15. Willie Le Roux

    16. Malcolm Marx

    17. Steven Kitshoff

    18. Vincent Koch

    19. RG Snyman

    20. Franco Mostert

    21. Francois Louw

    22. Herschel Jantjies

    23. Frans Steyn

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    A 6:2 split in the reserves.

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