Pumas v Wallabies

Wallabies

1 Scott Sio (37 Tests)
2 Tatafu Polota-Nau (76 Tests)
3 Sekope Kepu (85 Tests)
4 Izack Rodda (3 Tests)
5 Adam Coleman (16 Tests)
6 Jack Dempsey (4 Tests)
7 Michael Hooper (c) (73 Tests)
8 Sean McMahon (20 Tests)
9 Will Genia (83 Tests)
10 Bernard Foley (50 Tests)
11 Reece Hodge (18 Tests)
12 Kurtley Beale (65 Tests)
13 Tevita Kuridrani (52 Tests)
14 Marika Koroibete (2 Tests)
15 Israel Folau (60 Tests)

Reserves
16 Stephen Moore (123 Tests)
17 Tetera Faulkner (2 Tests)
18 Allan Alaalatoa (17 Tests)
19 Rob Simmons (76 Tests)
20 Lukhan Tui (1 Test)
21 Nick Phipps (56 Tests)
22 Samu Kerevi (12 Tests)
23 Henry Speight (16 Tests)

First time Cheika has named an unchanged starting XV. In about 44 Tests they tell me.

@stargazer It bugs me that Alemanno doesn't have a first name starting with P.

@marty said in Pumas v Wallabies:

@stargazer It bugs me that Alemanno doesn't have a first name starting with P.

it bugs me that only 23 got named. What the hell kind of mind games is Cheika playing at?

Hah, is that both locks from last week dropped completely by the Pumas?

@bones yep. "going for grunt" is how the papers here reported it.

@nta Aha, so the papers haven't been watching the rugby.

Nobody interested in this game, it seems?
13-13 at half-time
Aussie commentator, I honestly can't tell the difference between them - so fuck-knows which one, referring to Creevy as "Cravy", presumably in some weird over-compensation for his accent.

@kruse said in Pumas v Wallabies:

Nobody interested in this game, it seems?
13-13 at half-time
Aussie commentator, I honestly can't tell the difference between them - so fuck-knows which one, referring to Creevy as "Cravy", presumably in some weird over-compensation for his accent.

Why do you seemed surprised? Have you never heard them mangle Polynesian and Melanesian names before?

All our commentators can't even pronounce his first name correctly either.

A-gu-stin

@bovidae said in Pumas v Wallabies:

All our commentators can't even pronounce his first name correctly either.

A-gu-stin

Oh - certainly, it's not like the kiwi accent isn't a beautiful cringe-worthy thing, or that our commentators don't fuck up as much.
Just this particular case - all game, it's been very, very obvious. And... chance to take the piss out of an aussie accent, never pass it up - ever since my first day in Melbourne and 2 young girls insisted I say "fush n chups" for them. Bitches.

I thought the Argies scored on half time? Obviously was disallowed, was anyone watching to let me know why?

@gunner said in Pumas v Wallabies:

I thought the Argies scored on half time? Obviously was disallowed, was anyone watching to let me know why?

Cravy knocked on picking up the ball fairly early in the piece

Just tuned in. That was a great try from Gonzalez Iglesias. 20 all in the 58th minute. An Argie player now knocked out. Can't see anything wrong with the tackle that caused it.

Hmm, maybe shoulder to face, but accidental.

@stargazer How was that not a card nowadays? Did the ref rule it right?

Gotta love the referee, assistant ref, TMO, and team captain all with different first-languages.
Oh, and Peyper - what's the jaapie for "fuck up, and fuck off"?

@toddy Didn't see a problem with the decision myself.

@toddy said in Pumas v Wallabies:

@stargazer How was that not a card nowadays?

Because nobody listened to Jaco