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So, some cracking rugby played today. The rebirth of Australia continues apace with a great 14 man win over England, and South Africa have just beaten Wales with the last kick of the game in a massively entertaining game.
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Dave Cahill wrote: July 2nd, 2022, 6:39 pm So, some cracking rugby played today. The rebirth of Australia continues apace with a great 14 man win over England, and South Africa have just beaten Wales with the last kick of the game in a massively entertaining game.
I really thought Australia were gonna get stomped, when England turned on their power game in the second half. But lo and behold they dug deep, were smart and got themselves a two try lead - and all that with 14 men. The score flattered England in the end, IMO.

Wales played above themselves. The red jersey effect was very manifest. At half time they'd a two try lead. Unfortunately they were so fired up, they shipped three yellow cards. That and repeated recourse to ye good ol' maul try off a five yard line out got the Boks out a hole. It was 29-29 at the death. A peno in extra time saved the home team's blushes.
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Scum bag Hill got what he deserved. A beating. What a clown. Clearly taking lessons off itoje trying to act the big man. Difference is itoje picks his moments and does his dirty work where the officials can't see it. Hill just played like a thug. But a thick one.
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6 new caps in the Springboks 23 and 14 changes to the starting team from last week for the game in Bloemfontein v Wales.

15 – Warrick Gelant, 14 – Kurt-Lee Arendse*, 13 – Jesse Kriel, 12 – Andre Esterhuizen, 11 – Aphelele Fassi, 10 – Handre Pollard (captain), 9 – Jaden Hendrikse, 8 – Evan Roos*, 7 – Pieter-Steph du Toit, 6 – Marcell Coetzee, 5 – Marvin Orie, 4 – Eben Etzebeth, 3 – Trevor Nyakane, 2 – Joseph Dweba, 1 – Thomas du Toit

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16 – Malcolm Marx, 17 – Ntuthuko Mchunu*, 18 – Vincent Koch, 19 – Ruan Nortje*, 20 – Rynhardt Elstadt, 21 – Deon Fourie*, 22 – Grant Williams*, 23 – Damian Willemse

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Aussie lad got two game ban for his head butt.
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Lamest ****in' "head butt" I've ever seen. More throwing shapes than anything else. Boot boys rule, ok!!!
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riocard911 wrote: July 6th, 2022, 1:07 pm Lamest ****in' "head butt" I've ever seen. More throwing shapes than anything else. Boot boys rule, ok!!!
Agree. Should have punched him as hard as he could and made himself an Aussie hero. Hill was asking for nothing less.
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hugonaut wrote: July 6th, 2022, 2:13 pm
riocard911 wrote: July 6th, 2022, 1:07 pm Lamest ****in' "head butt" I've ever seen. More throwing shapes than anything else. Boot boys rule, ok!!!
Agree. Should have punched him as hard as he could and made himself an Aussie hero. Hill was asking for nothing less.
Exactly. He'd a ban coming one way or the other. Might as well be hanged for a sheep as a lamb, as the Daddyman used to say!
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HT: Oz 7-19 ENG. England look like they've the winning of this. Itoje went off just before half time for a HIA, while the Aussies were unlucky in the cards dept.. Genge should have seen yellow or even red for an elbow to the head of Nick White on the ground, but he was merely penalised; while their own winger got ten mins in the bin for a clear interception attempt, which Andrew Brace and Joy Neville called, incorrectly IMO, a deliberate knock on.
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riocard911 wrote: July 9th, 2022, 12:14 pm HT: Oz 7-19 ENG. England look like they've the winning of this. Itoje went off just before half time for a HIA, while the Aussies were unlucky in the cards dept.. Genge should have seen yellow or even red for an elbow to the head of Nick White on the ground, but he was merely penalised; while their own winger got ten mins in the bin for a clear interception attempt, which Andrew Brace and Joy Neville called, incorrectly IMO, a deliberate knock on.
I think if you go for those with one hand and don’t take them you can expect a yellow especially in your own 22. Could easily have been a penalty try.

Agree Genge should have seen yellow. Only way to stamp that type of rubbish out of the game.
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Joy Neville really likes to get involved as a TMO. Always seems to be doing England games too.
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Cheeses of Nazareth wrote:Joy Neville really likes to get involved as a TMO. Always seems to be doing England games too.
Thought she did really well today, could have done with her in Auckland last week

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Wales!! Anscombe balls of bronze.
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jezzer wrote: July 9th, 2022, 5:58 pm Wales!! Anscombe balls of bronze.
Yeah. It was a shocking match, thought it was the 4th unaired Lions Test from last year :lol:

A win is a win though. Well done Wales, first test win in South Africa.
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FT: RSA 12-13 WAL. Try at the death followed by a fabulous sideline conversion by Gareth Anscombe secures Wales the first ever win vs the Boks in South Africa. Turgid match though.
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Japan France was a cracker. France were very very very lucky to win.

The match just underscored how France without Dupont, NTamack and Willemse are not special, despite their player numbers.
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Just saw the France Japan game. Excellent game but a very soft try for Japan to give away at the end. They'll be kicking themselves.
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Second NH series victory of the day via England's 3rd Test win vs Oz: 17-21, with captain Courtney Lawes leading from the front.
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South Africa 30-14 Wales
Argentina 34-31 Scotland
Georgia 23-14 Portugal
USA 29-31 Chile (Chile qualify for RWC, in Pool D)
Samoa 23-20 Fiji (Samoa won PNC)
Tonga 22-39 Australia A
Uruguay 26-20 Romania
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Wales did well but it's interesting to see Wayne Pivac has essentially turned into Warren Gatland. Wales focusing on stopping the opposition and hoping for a breakaway score? The win in the second test should keep the pressure off Pivac for now.
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