RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2)
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Fucking numb.
We had that match just where we wanted it and didn't have the ambition to go wide or the patience & precision to keep on trucking it up.
It was just a matter of time before Graces noticed SA transgressing.
Penalty in front of the sticks.
19-16 us ball kicked back to us. Tuck it up the jumper.
FUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKKKK
Perhaps we should have taken a leaf out of England's book and ran at them
@MiketheSnow said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):
Fucking numb.
We had that match just where we wanted it and didn't have the ambition to go wide or the patience & precision to keep on trucking it up.
It was just a matter of time before Graces noticed SA transgressing.
Penalty in front of the sticks.
19-16 us ball kicked back to us. Tuck it up the jumper.
FUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKKKK
Perhaps we should have taken a leaf out of England's book and ran at them
Wishful thinking expecting Graces to award a penalty there - you had 18+ phases on their try line where he ignored multiple transgressions, so there was little chance he would suddenly whistle something 40m and the winning of the match hanging on it.
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@MiketheSnow said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):
Fucking numb.
We had that match just where we wanted it and didn't have the ambition to go wide or the patience & precision to keep on trucking it up.
It was just a matter of time before Graces noticed SA transgressing.
Penalty in front of the sticks.
19-16 us ball kicked back to us. Tuck it up the jumper.
FUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKKKK
Perhaps we should have taken a leaf out of England's book and ran at them
Wishful thinking expecting Graces to award a penalty there - you had 18+ phases on their try line where he ignored multiple transgressions, so there was little chance he would suddenly whistle something 40m and the winning of the match hanging on it.
@junior said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):
@MiketheSnow said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):
Fucking numb.
We had that match just where we wanted it and didn't have the ambition to go wide or the patience & precision to keep on trucking it up.
It was just a matter of time before Graces noticed SA transgressing.
Penalty in front of the sticks.
19-16 us ball kicked back to us. Tuck it up the jumper.
FUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKKKK
Perhaps we should have taken a leaf out of England's book and ran at them
Wishful thinking expecting Graces to award a penalty there - you had 18+ phases on their try line where he ignored multiple transgressions, so there was little chance he would suddenly whistle something 40m and the winning of the match hanging on it.
You'd think one of the useless fluffybunnies would have called it
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Pollard had been kicking at 60% prior to this game.
Here he landed 100%.
It was that bloody close. -
No that it matters one jot now, but where the fuck was TMO Ben Skeen for the Wales try?
During play, I had a strong suspicion Moriarty knocked on the ball trying to pick it up under pressure from the scrum.
From the replays I have seen, there is every possibility.Whether he did or didn't, it was worth the TMO asking to look.
Marius Jonker did that in the previous semi and correctly had an England try disallowed.
If the Boks had lost, and IF Moriarty had knocked on, that would have been quite a non-call.
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No that it matters one jot now, but where the fuck was TMO Ben Skeen for the Wales try?
During play, I had a strong suspicion Moriarty knocked on the ball trying to pick it up under pressure from the scrum.
From the replays I have seen, there is every possibility.Whether he did or didn't, it was worth the TMO asking to look.
Marius Jonker did that in the previous semi and correctly had an England try disallowed.
If the Boks had lost, and IF Moriarty had knocked on, that would have been quite a non-call.
@Billy-Webb said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):
No that it matters one jot now, but where the fuck was TMO Ben Skeen for the Wales try?
During play, I had a strong suspicion Moriarty knocked on the ball trying to pick it up under pressure from the scrum.
From the replays I have seen, there is every possibility.Whether he did or didn't, it was worth the TMO asking to look.
Marius Jonker did that in the previous semi and correctly had an England try disallowed.
If the Boks had lost, and IF Moriarty had knocked on, that would have been quite a non-call.
Fair enough but a shitload more was missed that was obvious to the naked eye in real time.
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I want my 80 minutes back....kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick kick!!!!!!
The Boks better have a plan B for next week as England has plans from A right through to Z. GO BOKKEE!!!!!
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@Tim said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):
@Kirwan England were solid favourites at the TAB before this game.
Boks have a good coach and forward pack to blunt England’s strength. I’d put money on the Boks to win it.
Think England played their final against us.
@Kirwan said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):
@Tim said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):
@Kirwan England were solid favourites at the TAB before this game.
Boks have a good coach and forward pack to blunt England’s strength. I’d put money on the Boks to win it.
Think England played their final against us.
If the Boks can control the pace of the game then definitely. If England's forwards can sustain the same dynamism they had in the SF then the Boks risk getting gassed, same as they did in the opening pool match against AB's.
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Spot on
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@MiketheSnow one of his better ones.
When this guy stops trying to be a comedian his analysis is very good@Crucial said in RWC: Wales v South Africa (SF2):
@MiketheSnow one of his better ones.
When this guy stops trying to be a comedian his analysis is very goodYep.
Remarkable when you consider the drivel which comes out of SCW's mouth most of the time, and he's a WC winner ffs
