Match thread

ACT Crusader

Late and no arms. A canon ball head first

ACT Crusader

That was their chance.

ACT Crusader

That missed penalty……

Argentina have been much better.

Difference has been the Bok scrum. Until teams can neutralise it (either by not dropping the ball or having a good scrum themselves) it is a banker out for SA as they are so adept at winning scrum penalties.

ACT Crusader

29-27 Boks.

That missed penalty

Jet

Argentina were hatcheted.

That ref is a joke.

W32

Terrible performance by the world and rugby championship winners. I guess we will take it

Jet

World Rugby need to get a grip on the sport. It has no credibility as a contest anymore.

The man in the middle arbitrarily decides who has a better chance of winning most weeks now.

Jet

@W32 said in Springboks v Argentina Twickenham:

@Jet said in Springboks v Argentina Twickenham:

Argentina were hatcheted.

That ref is a joke.

Too unbiased?

Moodie should have been sent.

He bottled it completely.

Didnt even give a penalty, as to give a penalty would acknowledge an infringement occurred and he didnt want to put himself in that position.

Cowardice pure and simple.

W32

@Jet said in Springboks v Argentina Twickenham:

World Rugby need to get a grip on the sport. It has no credibility as a contest anymore.

The man in the middle arbitrarily decides who has a better chance of winning most weeks now.

God, do you ever shut up?

sparky

Great comeback by Los Pumas, but not quite enough.

Yeah, I think the ref bottled it a bit so the Springboks got lucky today.

But they've been the best team across the tournament as a whole and are worthy winners. Well done to the Springboks and their supporters.

Jet

@W32 said in Springboks v Argentina Twickenham:

@Jet said in Springboks v Argentina Twickenham:

World Rugby need to get a grip on the sport. It has no credibility as a contest anymore.

The man in the middle arbitrarily decides who has a better chance of winning most weeks now.

God, do you ever shut up?

I think adjudication (refs and TMO's and the laws they are tasked with enforcing) is at an all time low qualitatively, be it from a fairness perspective and enjoyment perspective.

We are being served up a terrible product.

I think France will really test this Boks side

sparky

@ExiledHalfback said in Springboks v Argentina Twickenham:

I think France will really test this Boks side

France will have a rock solid scrum, an excellent back row, one of the great players of all time at Half Back and pace to burn out wide.

I rate the South African lineout and kicking game more.

But it will be one hell of a Test match.

W32

@sparky said in Springboks v Argentina Twickenham:

@ExiledHalfback said in Springboks v Argentina Twickenham:

I think France will really test this Boks side

France will have a rock solid scrum, an excellent back row, one of the great players of all time at Half Back and pace to burn out wide.

I rate the South African lineout and kicking game more.

But it will be one hell of a Test match.

I think DuPont is out. On today’s performance, France will win.
DuPont is over hyped though

Jet

@W32 said in Springboks v Argentina Twickenham:

@sparky said in Springboks v Argentina Twickenham:

@ExiledHalfback said in Springboks v Argentina Twickenham:

I think France will really test this Boks side

France will have a rock solid scrum, an excellent back row, one of the great players of all time at Half Back and pace to burn out wide.

I rate the South African lineout and kicking game more.

But it will be one hell of a Test match.

I think DuPont is out. On today’s performance, France will win.
DuPont is over hyped though

God, do you ever shut up?

sparky

@W32 Antonie DuPont did his ACL in March. The last announcement (at the end of June) was that his rehabilitation was in it final stages and his target was to be back playing by the end of November.

Unlikely that he plays the Springboks on 8th November, but not totally impossible.

W32

@sparky said in Springboks v Argentina Twickenham:

@W32 Antonie DuPont did his ACL in March. The last announcement (at the end of June) was that his rehabilitation was in it final stages and his target was to be back playing by the end of November.

Unlikely that he plays the Springboks on 8th November, but not totally impossible.

“It’s going well, but it’s still a long time. It’s my second time with the cruciate ligaments, so I want to be patient and do things right to come back in the best possible condition,” he said before confirming a return to play date. “End of November or beginning of December, it won’t be before then.”