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  • StargazerS Offline
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    Good try to the Argies!

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  • ChrisC Offline
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    Matera

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    @chris said in Wales v Argentina:

    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @stargazer said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris Yep, and this is the way things are officiated in the NH. SH teams going to be in big trouble when they play there and get NH refs.

    I assume this is because Unions are so scared of law suits from ex-players? Ruin the game with over-the-top officiating, because of possible lawsuits later?

    Its like a different game. How on earth was there no card in today’s AB Game?

    Yeah it’s like Rugby and the other you can’t be too rough rugby.

    I don’t disagree but my wife could well be one of those women who won’t let their kids play rugby if there is the situation where unions don’t act about headshots.

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    Old Samurai Jack
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    That ref ....... an accidental head on head is a red?... you'd think he was protecting NH rugby. Idiot!

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    Chris
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    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris said in Wales v Argentina:

    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @stargazer said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris Yep, and this is the way things are officiated in the NH. SH teams going to be in big trouble when they play there and get NH refs.

    I assume this is because Unions are so scared of law suits from ex-players? Ruin the game with over-the-top officiating, because of possible lawsuits later?

    Its like a different game. How on earth was there no card in today’s AB Game?

    Yeah it’s like Rugby and the other you can’t be too rough rugby.

    I don’t disagree but my wife could well be one of those women who won’t let their kids play rugby if there is the situation where unions don’t act about headshots.

    I understand that but let’s have some common sense
    At let’s keep the red card replacement rule we trialed in super Rugby.
    Then we are back to 15 men after 20 min.

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    #28

    @gt12 You married her without proper screening?

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  • ChrisC Offline
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    @old-samurai-jack said in Wales v Argentina:

    @gt12 You married her without proper screening?

    Hahaha

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  • gt12G Offline
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    @chris said in Wales v Argentina:

    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris said in Wales v Argentina:

    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @stargazer said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris Yep, and this is the way things are officiated in the NH. SH teams going to be in big trouble when they play there and get NH refs.

    I assume this is because Unions are so scared of law suits from ex-players? Ruin the game with over-the-top officiating, because of possible lawsuits later?

    Its like a different game. How on earth was there no card in today’s AB Game?

    Yeah it’s like Rugby and the other you can’t be too rough rugby.

    I don’t disagree but my wife could well be one of those women who won’t let their kids play rugby if there is the situation where unions don’t act about headshots.

    I understand that but let’s have some common sense
    At let’s keep the red card replacement rule we trialed in super Rugby.
    Then we are back to 15 men after 20 min.

    I agree, but today when my wife saw Dmac get hammered and nothing happened she literally said ‘do people not care if you get hit in the head’?

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    replied to Stargazer on last edited by NTA
    #31

    @stargazer said in Wales v Argentina:

    assume this is because Unions are so scared of law suits from ex-players? Ruin the game with over-the-top officiating, because of possible lawsuits later?

    Except for tip tackles apparently.

    This ref is shit. Treating every breakdown like big English forwards are flopping all over it.

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  • gt12G Offline
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    @old-samurai-jack said in Wales v Argentina:

    @gt12 You married her without proper screening?

    Given that you are in Japan, I think you know how much of a crapshoot things are with what is said and done before marriage and kids.

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  • ChrisC Offline
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    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris said in Wales v Argentina:

    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris said in Wales v Argentina:

    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @stargazer said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris Yep, and this is the way things are officiated in the NH. SH teams going to be in big trouble when they play there and get NH refs.

    I assume this is because Unions are so scared of law suits from ex-players? Ruin the game with over-the-top officiating, because of possible lawsuits later?

    Its like a different game. How on earth was there no card in today’s AB Game?

    Yeah it’s like Rugby and the other you can’t be too rough rugby.

    I don’t disagree but my wife could well be one of those women who won’t let their kids play rugby if there is the situation where unions don’t act about headshots.

    I understand that but let’s have some common sense
    At let’s keep the red card replacement rule we trialed in super Rugby.
    Then we are back to 15 men after 20 min.

    I agree, but today when my wife saw Dmac get hammered and nothing happened she literally said ‘do people not care if you get hit in the head’?

    She has a good point.
    But keep the red card replacement rule at least it will not ruin the games as spectacles.
    Then give them a appropriate ban after the game.

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  • gt12G Offline
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    @chris said in Wales v Argentina:

    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris said in Wales v Argentina:

    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris said in Wales v Argentina:

    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @stargazer said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris Yep, and this is the way things are officiated in the NH. SH teams going to be in big trouble when they play there and get NH refs.

    I assume this is because Unions are so scared of law suits from ex-players? Ruin the game with over-the-top officiating, because of possible lawsuits later?

    Its like a different game. How on earth was there no card in today’s AB Game?

    Yeah it’s like Rugby and the other you can’t be too rough rugby.

    I don’t disagree but my wife could well be one of those women who won’t let their kids play rugby if there is the situation where unions don’t act about headshots.

    I understand that but let’s have some common sense
    At let’s keep the red card replacement rule we trialed in super Rugby.
    Then we are back to 15 men after 20 min.

    I agree, but today when my wife saw Dmac get hammered and nothing happened she literally said ‘do people not care if you get hit in the head’?

    She has a good point.
    But keep the red card replacement rule at least it will not ruin the games as spectacles.
    Then give them a appropriate ban after the game.

    I absolutely think we should have that rule but that’s different to the current discussion - we’ll struggle to get kids playing if parents think that the sport itself is a danger to their long term health.

    To illustrate, I have a few USA friends who won’t let their kids play football as they know the potential danger. They’ll watch it and cheer etc, but not let their kids play it. At some point, that’s not sustainable.

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  • Victor MeldrewV Offline
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    Victor Meldrew
    replied to gt12 on last edited by Victor Meldrew
    #35

    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris said in Wales v Argentina:

    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris said in Wales v Argentina:

    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @stargazer said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris Yep, and this is the way things are officiated in the NH. SH teams going to be in big trouble when they play there and get NH refs.

    I assume this is because Unions are so scared of law suits from ex-players? Ruin the game with over-the-top officiating, because of possible lawsuits later?

    Its like a different game. How on earth was there no card in today’s AB Game?

    Yeah it’s like Rugby and the other you can’t be too rough rugby.

    I don’t disagree but my wife could well be one of those women who won’t let their kids play rugby if there is the situation where unions don’t act about headshots.

    I understand that but let’s have some common sense
    At let’s keep the red card replacement rule we trialed in super Rugby.
    Then we are back to 15 men after 20 min.

    I agree, but today when my wife saw Dmac get hammered and nothing happened she literally said ‘do people not care if you get hit in the head’?

    You just wished it was Foster and not DMac who got hammered by Botia....

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  • O Offline
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    Old Samurai Jack
    replied to gt12 on last edited by
    #36

    @gt12 Ha! Nobody else will understand that as deeply.

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  • ChrisC Offline
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    Chris
    replied to gt12 on last edited by
    #37

    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris said in Wales v Argentina:

    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris said in Wales v Argentina:

    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris said in Wales v Argentina:

    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @stargazer said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris Yep, and this is the way things are officiated in the NH. SH teams going to be in big trouble when they play there and get NH refs.

    I assume this is because Unions are so scared of law suits from ex-players? Ruin the game with over-the-top officiating, because of possible lawsuits later?

    Its like a different game. How on earth was there no card in today’s AB Game?

    Yeah it’s like Rugby and the other you can’t be too rough rugby.

    I don’t disagree but my wife could well be one of those women who won’t let their kids play rugby if there is the situation where unions don’t act about headshots.

    I understand that but let’s have some common sense
    At let’s keep the red card replacement rule we trialed in super Rugby.
    Then we are back to 15 men after 20 min.

    I agree, but today when my wife saw Dmac get hammered and nothing happened she literally said ‘do people not care if you get hit in the head’?

    She has a good point.
    But keep the red card replacement rule at least it will not ruin the games as spectacles.
    Then give them a appropriate ban after the game.

    I absolutely think we should have that rule but that’s different to the current discussion - we’ll struggle to get kids playing if parents think that the sport itself is a danger to their long term health.

    To illustrate, I have a few USA friends who won’t let their kids play football as they know the potential danger. They’ll watch it and cheer etc, but not let their kids play it. At some point, that’s not sustainable.

    I don’t disagree at all.
    Just would like to see a better way of dealing with it,
    And clear decision making it’s a mess right now.

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  • ChrisC Offline
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    Chris
    replied to Victor Meldrew on last edited by
    #38

    @victor-meldrew said in Wales v Argentina:

    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris said in Wales v Argentina:

    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris said in Wales v Argentina:

    @gt12 said in Wales v Argentina:

    @stargazer said in Wales v Argentina:

    @chris Yep, and this is the way things are officiated in the NH. SH teams going to be in big trouble when they play there and get NH refs.

    I assume this is because Unions are so scared of law suits from ex-players? Ruin the game with over-the-top officiating, because of possible lawsuits later?

    Its like a different game. How on earth was there no card in today’s AB Game?

    Yeah it’s like Rugby and the other you can’t be too rough rugby.

    I don’t disagree but my wife could well be one of those women who won’t let their kids play rugby if there is the situation where unions don’t act about headshots.

    I understand that but let’s have some common sense
    At let’s keep the red card replacement rule we trialed in super Rugby.
    Then we are back to 15 men after 20 min.

    I agree, but today when my wife saw Dmac get hammered and nothing happened she literally said ‘do people not care if you get hit in the head’?

    You just wished it was Foster and not DMac who got hammered by Botia....

    Me too

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  • StargazerS Offline
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    #39

    Another great to the Pumas. Chocobares.

    20 - 6 to the Pumas

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    Old Samurai Jack
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    #40

    Bugger me. Can the Argies do this?

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  • ChrisC Offline
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    Chris
    replied to Old Samurai Jack on last edited by
    #41

    @old-samurai-jack said in Wales v Argentina:

    Bugger me. Can the Argies do this?

    I hope so

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  • Victor MeldrewV Offline
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    #42

    Wales have a 3 on 1 opportunity and Argentina save the try.

    Outstanding defence

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