Wallabies vs France 1
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@nta said in Wallabies vs France 1:
French winger was offside a mile.
They are offside a lot when you hang on to it
According to the Aussie comms the French will tire because they tackle so hard. Hmm, we shall see.
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@nta said in Wallabies vs France 1:
French winger was offside a mile.
They are offside a lot when you hang on to it
@kirwan said in Wallabies vs France 1:
@nta said in Wallabies vs France 1:
French winger was offside a mile.
They are offside a lot when you hang on to it
Was mainly looking at that French kick a couple of minutes ago
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@nta said in Wallabies vs France 1:
French winger was offside a mile.
Two offsides and a breakdown penalty in that build up.
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@nta said in Wallabies vs France 1:
French winger was offside a mile.
Two offsides and a breakdown penalty in that build up.
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@act-crusader hopefully Hooper is up to asking Pickerill about it.
@nta said in Wallabies vs France 1:
@act-crusader hopefully Hooper is up to asking Pickerill about it.
He did reset the advantage each time, so good reffing.
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Only seen a couple of minutes of this game. The Aussies seem to be struggling with the rush defence when they try to go wide.
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@nta said in Wallabies vs France 1:
@act-crusader hopefully Hooper is up to asking Pickerill about it.
He did reset the advantage each time, so good reffing.
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@act-crusader yep. Hate it when the refs go back 30 metres instead of giving new advantage. Particularly for knock on
Baptiste Couilloud is the French 9? Looks snappy.
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Take 3
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@kirwan said in Wallabies vs France 1:
That was almost harder to kick out than taking the three
Would have liked to break the duck before 30
@nta said in Wallabies vs France 1:
@kirwan said in Wallabies vs France 1:
That was almost harder to kick out than taking the three
Would have liked to break the duck before 30
And if score next it’s 10-15 and you are all good
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That was an interesting call.
Knock on against France, yet it was the Wallabies player that didn’t release the ball causing the ‘knock on’
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That was an interesting call.
Knock on against France, yet it was the Wallabies player that didn’t release the ball causing the ‘knock on’
@act-crusader said in Wallabies vs France 1:
That was an interesting call.
Knock on against France, yet it was the Wallabies player that didn’t release the ball causing the ‘knock on’
It is Pickerall after all
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That was an interesting call.
Knock on against France, yet it was the Wallabies player that didn’t release the ball causing the ‘knock on’
@act-crusader said in Wallabies vs France 1:
That was an interesting call.
Knock on against France, yet it was the Wallabies player that didn’t release the ball causing the ‘knock on’
French player in the back of the ruck and French headgear never released either.
Could have given Blue a final warning.
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@act-crusader said in Wallabies vs France 1:
That was an interesting call.
Knock on against France, yet it was the Wallabies player that didn’t release the ball causing the ‘knock on’
French player in the back of the ruck and French headgear never released either.
Could have given Blue a final warning.
Wallabies passing seems a little more laboured than it normally is?
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Wallabies passing seems a little more laboured than it normally is?
@nostrildamus it's slow ruck ball because we're not confident in the handling.
Oh take the 3 ffs...
