Wallabies v Springboks
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Kaffer talking sense yet again in the face of martos bullocks
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A bit more urgency in attack from the Wallabies both at the ruck and when the ball is spread.
Rubbish pass though from Foley, straight to Strauss.
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I am ever so happy now - I just remembered that Gordon Bray broadcasts these matches on Ten and switched. Kafer was sending me to sleep - where was Kearns?
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Owens is a quality ref, I really enjoy his communication with the players
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The Springboks' coach has had a secret meeting with Owens I see - that decision on Bono will go in the box as a righteous excuse if needed for the Wallaby post game blame routine.
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Coleman in - is that the first constructive piece of rugby he's played in three test matches?
@Nepia yes probably. Both teams look a bit scrappy so far.
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Coleman in - is that the first constructive piece of rugby he's played in three test matches?
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@Chris-B. I dont know the Wallabies backline doesnt look very cohesive at times.
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Obviously this isn't anything new but fark Maaaardo is an arseclown.
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fuck sake " its a funny one, its not a shoulder charge" aussie commentator fluffybunnies
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fuck sake " its a funny one, its not a shoulder charge" aussie commentator fluffybunnies
@Mattasaurus yeah Owens seems IMO to be reffing quite well but the commentators would have you believe he is cooking small children..
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solid reffing from a quality ref.... "common sense" lkol imagine if it was a black jersey doing that
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@Mattasaurus yeah Owens seems IMO to be reffing quite well but the commentators would have you believe he is cooking small children..
@nostrildamus said in Wallabies v Springboks:
@Mattasaurus yeah Owens seems IMO to be reffing quite well but the commentators would have you believe he is cooking small children..
He does seem to keep a calm head ... few exceptions over the years but generally one of the top 3 for some time
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Did someone say cripple fight.....
Scrappy game. Both sides seem to lack cohesion. Some positives for both teams when compared with their last tests, however they struggle with some basics - running away from support, upright carries, lack of patience.
