RWC: Ireland v Russia (Pool A)
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Can someone please explain how Aki's forearm lead to the neck / head in the truck up leading to Kearney's try was any different from Kerevi v Patchell?
Garces was right there too.
No replay and my rudimentary pause technique in real time might not have shown the whole picture.
But certainly worth a look.
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Can someone please explain how Aki's forearm lead to the neck / head in the truck up leading to Kearney's try was any different from Kerevi v Patchell?
Garces was right there too.
No replay and my rudimentary pause technique in real time might not have shown the whole picture.
But certainly worth a look.
@MiketheSnow said in RWC: Ireland v Russia (Pool A):
Can someone please explain how Aki's forearm lead to the neck / head in the truck up leading to Kearney's try was any different from Kerevi v Patchell?
No.
Nobody can.
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@MiketheSnow said in RWC: Ireland v Russia (Pool A):
Can someone please explain how Aki's forearm lead to the neck / head in the truck up leading to Kearney's try was any different from Kerevi v Patchell?
No.
Nobody can.
@NTA said in RWC: Ireland v Russia (Pool A):
@MiketheSnow said in RWC: Ireland v Russia (Pool A):
Can someone please explain how Aki's forearm lead to the neck / head in the truck up leading to Kearney's try was any different from Kerevi v Patchell?
No.
Nobody can.
Wait I've got it: Bin Skeen isn't the TMO
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Russia, like the States last night, aren't a bad side. Big units, well organised on both sides of the ball, aren't at all afraid.
But, just like the States, they lack those game breakers out wide.
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Russia, like the States last night, aren't a bad side. Big units, well organised on both sides of the ball, aren't at all afraid.
But, just like the States, they lack those game breakers out wide.
@mariner4life said in RWC: Ireland v Russia (Pool A):
Russia, like the States last night, aren't a bad side. Big units, well organised on both sides of the ball, aren't at all afraid.
But, just like the States, they lack those game breakers out wide.
Multi phase recovery the issue. Once you break them, the instinct isn't the same as someone who e.g. played barefoot touch as a kid
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And Stander just led with the forearm to the neck
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Has someone fed the Oirish Mogadon or something?
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Russia, like the States last night, aren't a bad side. Big units, well organised on both sides of the ball, aren't at all afraid.
But, just like the States, they lack those game breakers out wide.
@mariner4life said in RWC: Ireland v Russia (Pool A):
Russia, like the States last night, aren't a bad side. Big units, well organised on both sides of the ball, aren't at all afraid.
But, just like the States, they lack those game breakers out wide.
Their openside and locks are willing. Props are fairly mobile too.
Their 1st 5 isn’t creative at all so stifles any sort of decent ball.
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Fuuuck I would get binned sooooo often if I played know
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So now they're looking
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Can someone please explain how Aki's forearm lead to the neck / head in the truck up leading to Kearney's try was any different from Kerevi v Patchell?
Garces was right there too.
No replay and my rudimentary pause technique in real time might not have shown the whole picture.
But certainly worth a look.
@MiketheSnow said in RWC: Ireland v Russia (Pool A):
Can someone please explain how Aki's forearm lead to the neck / head in the truck up leading to Kearney's try was any different from Kerevi v Patchell?
Garces was right there too.
No replay and my rudimentary pause technique in real time might not have shown the whole picture.
But certainly worth a look.
Made the same comment earlier on a WhatsApp thread with a bunch of Irish mates.
Stone silence still....
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Why the fuck are Russia kicking for goal?
Shit decision making all round.
