Reds v Waratahs
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Maddocks is playing terribly.
@antipodean said in Reds v Waratahs:
Maddocks is playing terribly.
Not as bad as either of the Tahs' kiwi second rows
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@antipodean said in Reds v Waratahs:
Maddocks is playing terribly.
Not as bad as either of the Tahs' kiwi second rows
@nta said in Reds v Waratahs:
@antipodean said in Reds v Waratahs:
Maddocks is playing terribly.
Not as bad as either of the Tahs' kiwi second rows
They're invisible. Perhaps there's a reason they had to cross the ditch to get a gig?
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@kiwimurph said in Reds v Waratahs:
Harrison has been really shit.
Midgets shouldn't play with jersey numbers other than nine.
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Tahs putting themselves under pressure with atrocious passing.
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Tahs putting themselves under pressure with atrocious passing.
@antipodean forcing passes in humid conditions.
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Terrible defence. How uninterested can you look as a defender? Didn't even try.
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Huge win by the Reds: 41 - 7
Deserved margin too, refereeing not withstanding, they played much better than their opposition.
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Couldn't watch the second half, but someone (an Australian) on Twitter said that the Tahs would struggle in the Heartland comp in NZ. Were they that bad?
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Couldn't watch the second half, but someone (an Australian) on Twitter said that the Tahs would struggle in the Heartland comp in NZ. Were they that bad?
@stargazer said in Reds v Waratahs:
Couldn't watch the second half, but someone (an Australian) on Twitter said that the Tahs would struggle in the Heartland comp in NZ. Were they that bad?
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Three weeks suspension for Perese. He won’t be available to play again until the return match with the Reds in round six (27 March).
In his finding, Foul Play Review Committee Chairman Adam Casselden SC ruled the following:
“In submissions to the hearing, Perese pleaded guilty to the citing under Law 9.18.
With respect to sanction, the Foul Play Review Committee were cognisant of the fact that recent amendments to Appendix 1 of Regulation 17 meant that World Rugby’s directive, that any incident of foul play which results in contact with the head and/or neck shall result in at least a mid-range section, did not apply to a contravention of Law 9.18.
The Foul Play Review Committee, having conducted a detailed review of all of the available evidence, including all camera angles and additional evidence, including submissions from his legal representative, Aaron Lloyd, determined that the act of foul play merited a low-end entry point of 6 weeks. This was primarily due to the reckless rather than intentional nature of the action which ultimately placed Perese’s opponent in a vulnerable position but which did not cause an injury to the opponent.
When taking into account mitigating factors including the Player’s clean judicial record and the fact the Player pleaded guilty at the first available opportunity, the Foul Play Review Committee reduced his suspension to 3 weeks.”
https://www.rugbypass.com/news/waratahs-izaia-perese-cops-ban-for-reckless-tip-tackle/
