RWC: England v Argentina (Pool C)
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This is all about World Rugby’s lawyers and the fear of litigation. You can sit around and nod sagely about safety, but they’re not doing this because they care about the players. They’re doing it because they don’t want to be sued. But they’ll destroy the game in the process and piss off the advertisers. When games are wrecked by refereeing decisions you have a dud product. People won’t pay to watch it. I paid a fortune for tickets to the Wales-France semi-final in 2011 and was ropable when Warburton was sent off. There has to be a better system.
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This is all about World Rugby’s lawyers and the fear of litigation. You can sit around and nod sagely about safety, but they’re not doing this because they care about the players. They’re doing it because they don’t want to be sued. But they’ll destroy the game in the process and piss off the advertisers. When games are wrecked by refereeing decisions you have a dud product. People won’t pay to watch it. I paid a fortune for tickets to the Wales-France semi-final in 2011 and was ropable when Warburton was sent off. There has to be a better system.
@MrDenmore bullshit. That's a red card for as long as I've been playing.
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England almost as dumb as Australia earlier.
Run them ragged you fucktards.
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They should be hanging on to possession, not giving it back
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@MrDenmore bullshit. That's a red card for as long as I've been playing.
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@MrDenmore said in RWC: England v Argentina (Pool C):
@Bones I don’t care. It’s a stupid system.
Haha sure it is. Lavanini should have been commended.
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England look spent already
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This is all about World Rugby’s lawyers and the fear of litigation. You can sit around and nod sagely about safety, but they’re not doing this because they care about the players. They’re doing it because they don’t want to be sued. But they’ll destroy the game in the process and piss off the advertisers. When games are wrecked by refereeing decisions you have a dud product. People won’t pay to watch it. I paid a fortune for tickets to the Wales-France semi-final in 2011 and was ropable when Warburton was sent off. There has to be a better system.
@MrDenmore said in RWC: England v Argentina (Pool C):
This is all about World Rugby’s lawyers and the fear of litigation. You can sit around and nod sagely about safety, but they’re not doing this because they care about the players. They’re doing it because they don’t want to be sued. But they’ll destroy the game in the process and piss off the advertisers. When games are wrecked by refereeing decisions you have a dud product. People won’t pay to watch it. I paid a fortune for tickets to the Wales-France semi-final in 2011 and was ropable when Warburton was sent off. There has to be a better system.
Warburton deserved to be sent off.
Wales lost because they couldn't convert territory and possession into points.
There is a better system, it's called learn to tackle.
My most effective tackle when I was playing inside centre was right under the rib cage. Get that right and they fold up like a deckchair often spilling the ball.
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@MrDenmore said in RWC: England v Argentina (Pool C):
@Bones I don’t care. It’s a stupid system.
Haha sure it is. Lavanini should have been commended.
@Bones said in RWC: England v Argentina (Pool C):
@MrDenmore said in RWC: England v Argentina (Pool C):
@Bones I don’t care. It’s a stupid system.
Haha sure it is. Lavanini should have been commended.
I'm surprised that Nigel Owens didn't count the fact it was on Owen Farrell as a mitigating factor :man_shrugging:
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Hilarious. Farrell gets cleaned out from behind at a ruck and immediately goes looking to attack someone but can't find who did it so shoves the hooker. His mindset is fucked.
@Bones said in RWC: England v Argentina (Pool C):
Hilarious. Farrell gets cleaned out from behind at a ruck and immediately goes looking to attack someone but can't find who did it so shoves the hooker. His mindset is fucked.
yeh saw that. I think if you can get under his skin, he'd be one to really lose focus - hes been average tonight
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I'm not seeing much from England to suggest they should be among the top 2 or 3 favourites for the world cup. They look a bit slow and predictable to me.
@Damo said in RWC: England v Argentina (Pool C):
I'm not seeing much from England to suggest they should be among the top 2 or 3 favourites for the world cup. They look a bit slow and predictable to me.
Sounds familiar to 2015 about a team in black..
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I'm not seeing much from England to suggest they should be among the top 2 or 3 favourites for the world cup. They look a bit slow and predictable to me.
@Damo said in RWC: England v Argentina (Pool C):
I'm not seeing much from England to suggest they should be among the top 2 or 3 favourites for the world cup. They look a bit slow and predictable to me.
World Cups aren’t won in the pool stages.
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@MrDenmore said in RWC: England v Argentina (Pool C):
This is all about World Rugby’s lawyers and the fear of litigation. You can sit around and nod sagely about safety, but they’re not doing this because they care about the players. They’re doing it because they don’t want to be sued. But they’ll destroy the game in the process and piss off the advertisers. When games are wrecked by refereeing decisions you have a dud product. People won’t pay to watch it. I paid a fortune for tickets to the Wales-France semi-final in 2011 and was ropable when Warburton was sent off. There has to be a better system.
Warburton deserved to be sent off.
Wales lost because they couldn't convert territory and possession into points.
There is a better system, it's called learn to tackle.
My most effective tackle when I was playing inside centre was right under the rib cage. Get that right and they fold up like a deckchair often spilling the ball.
@MiketheSnow said in RWC: England v Argentina (Pool C):
@MrDenmore said in RWC: England v Argentina (Pool C):
This is all about World Rugby’s lawyers and the fear of litigation. You can sit around and nod sagely about safety, but they’re not doing this because they care about the players. They’re doing it because they don’t want to be sued. But they’ll destroy the game in the process and piss off the advertisers. When games are wrecked by refereeing decisions you have a dud product. People won’t pay to watch it. I paid a fortune for tickets to the Wales-France semi-final in 2011 and was ropable when Warburton was sent off. There has to be a better system.
Warburton deserved to be sent off.
Wales lost because they couldn't convert territory and possession into points.
There is a better system, it's called learn to tackle.
My most effective tackle when I was playing inside centre was right under the rib cage. Get that right and they fold up like a deckchair often spilling the ball.
It's funny how it's all world rugby's fault yet no blame apportioned to Lavanini who's seen so many cards he should take up poker.
