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  • HigginsH Offline
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    #48

    It depends on the calibre of their opponents. I mean if most of them were countries like NZ, Japan, Italy, and other Rugby Championship teams that beat them regularly then it is not that surprising, even allowing for Garces' exentricities.

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  • BartManB Offline
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    I can't believe that the 'stuff' power meter thing has Whales as the favourites!

    In a "you bet your life scenario" I would have my money on the Boers everytime!

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    @taniwharugby said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):

    wow, they were just saying on the Radio, SA have won just 1/10 matches under Garces...

    Did they say how many Wales have won?

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    @Higgins said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):

    It depends on the calibre of their opponents. I mean if most of them were countries like NZ, Japan, Italy, and other Rugby Championship teams that beat them regularly then it is not that surprising, even allowing for Garces' exentricities.

    It would be interesting to see Faeces stats with SH v NH teams overall.
    I suspect his “French style” doesn’t gel with SH play. He tends to look flustered when the pace is fast

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    @Snowy nah I didnt hear the whole piece, assume they did.

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    I've changed my opinion on this game. Wales are missing a couple of their better players. Not ideal at this time of the tournament.

    Old bandy legs is a hell of a player, Halfpenny isn't a patch on him.

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    Wales name team to face South Africa
    Wales: 15. Leigh Halfpenny (Scarlets) (84 Caps), 14. George North (Ospreys) (90 Caps), 13. Jonathan Davies (Scarlets) (79 Caps), 12. Hadleigh Parkes (Scarlets) (23 Caps), 11. Josh Adams (Cardiff Blues) (19 Caps), 10. Dan Biggar (Northampton Saints) (77 Caps), 9. Gareth Davies (Scarlets) (49 Caps), 1. Wyn Jones (Scarlets) (20 Caps), 2. Ken Owens (Scarlets) (71 Caps), 3. Tomas Francis (Exeter Chiefs) (47 Caps), 4. Jake Ball (Scarlets) (40 Caps), 5. Alun Wyn Jones (Ospreys) (132 Caps) (CAPT), 6. Aaron Wainwright (Dragons) (17 Caps), 7. Justin Tipuric (Ospreys) (70 Caps), 8. Ross Moriarty (Dragons) (39 Caps).

    Replacements: Elliot Dee (Dragons) (27 Caps), 17. Rhys Carre (Saracens) (4 Caps)18. Dillon Lewis (Cardiff Blues) (20 Caps)19. Adam Beard (Ospreys) (18 Caps)20. Aaron Shingler (Scarlets) (24 Caps)21. Tomos Williams (Cardiff Blues) (14 Caps)22. Rhys Patchell (Scarlets) (17 Caps)23. Owen Watkin (Ospreys) (20 Caps).

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    @Rembrandt @MiketheSnow

    13. Jonathan Davies (Scarlets)

    That should cheer you up guys.

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  • MiketheSnowM Offline
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    Going this deep into the tournament and only being without Navidi and Liam Williams is pretty remarkable.

    Their replacements - Moriarty and Halfpenny respectively - will do a job for us.

    On a knife edge.

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    @Billy-Webb but is he going in held together by tape!

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  • nzzpN Online
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    Still shake my head seeing Hadleigh Parkes running out. Good for him, but never set the world alight at the Blues.

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    @nzzp He's on the same level as Crotty.

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  • MiketheSnowM Offline
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    @Tim said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):

    @nzzp He's on the same level as Crotty.

    And as important for us as Crotty is/has been for you.

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    @MajorRage said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):

    @MiketheSnow said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):

    @Catogrande said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):

    @MiketheSnow said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):

    Fuck. Not fake news

    Mark Orders  /  Oct 24, 2019  /  Rugby News

    Wales star Liam Williams out of Rugby World Cup semi-final against South Africa | Wales Online

    Wales star Liam Williams out of Rugby World Cup semi-final against South Africa | Wales Online

    The Wales and Lions full-back has picked up an ankle injury in training and his tournament looks over

    Yep he's gone. There are not many times you can say we will sorely miss a bandy legged rugby player, but this is one of them. Things have just got tougher.

    From a mate

    "Everything happens for a reason.

    Halfpenny in and his three penalties along with tries from North and Adams help us comfortably beat SA who are too one-dimensional without Kolbe.

    Then, in the World Cup Final against England, Halfpenny has a 50m kick in the last minute to win it. He wants it. He’s a nice guy. He deserves it. So does Alun Wyn. So does Gatland. So does Warburton. It creeps over the bar and Wales are world champions. Circle complete."

    Cheers Rob

    Second lions test 2013. Halfpennyu has 50m kick to win it. Is about 20m short.

    Ain't happening.

    Let’s not forget 2011...

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  • nzzpN Online
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    @Tim said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):

    @nzzp He's on the same level as Crotty.

    Really? I think Crotty > daylight > Parkes

    @MiketheSnow said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):

    @Tim said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):

    @nzzp He's on the same level as Crotty.

    And as important for us as Crotty is/has been for you.

    Crotty's not even on the bench 😛

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    @Billy-Webb said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):

    @Rembrandt @MiketheSnow

    13. Jonathan Davies (Scarlets)

    That should cheer you up guys.

    Certain loss without him.

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  • MiketheSnowM Offline
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    @nzzp said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):

    @Tim said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):

    @nzzp He's on the same level as Crotty.

    Really? I think Crotty > daylight > Parkes

    @MiketheSnow said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):

    @Tim said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):

    @nzzp He's on the same level as Crotty.

    And as important for us as Crotty is/has been for you.

    Crotty's not even on the bench 😛

    Hence the 'has' you chose to miss.

    Parkes has one thing on Crotty. Durability 😉

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  • nzzpN Online
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    @MiketheSnow said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):

    Parkes has one thing on Crotty. Durability 😉

    Two things.

    he's very very consistent. Every time, you know what you get.

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  • Billy WebbB Offline
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    #66

    So @MiketheSnow ... how are you feeling for this game now that the team has been announced?

    My feeling is that if the Boks play well, we take it. I am putting my proverbial on the block right there 😉

    My biggest annoyance is that this game is on Sunday, not Saturday. I would have enjoyed the AB v Eng semi much more having our own done and dusted already...

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  • canefanC Offline
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    Wales have had success versus SA in recent times. But they will have to throw caution to the wind and play to win. A similar display to that in the QF and the boks should do it easy

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