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Pross

Veteran
The ref is doing his bit to help now anyway, giving a penalty against SA for celebrating a knock on too hard.
 

Pross

Veteran
And subsequently issuing another yellow for pretty much the first SA offence on their try line.
 

Pross

Veteran
Fear for Wales next week, Ireland’s scrum is far better then Wales’ so dread to think of the demolition job they’ll do on us.
 

Alex321

Guru
Location
South Wales
Don't concede scrum infringements maybe?

Unfortunately, that is simply impossible.

If one side's scrum is significantly stronger than the other, they they will eb awarded a penalty almost every time, no matter how much the weaker side attempt to avoid it.

IMO, the rules are wrong because penalties are given for things that just cannot be avoided.
 

rualexander

Legendary Member
Unfortunately, that is simply impossible.

If one side's scrum is significantly stronger than the other, they they will eb awarded a penalty almost every time, no matter how much the weaker side attempt to avoid it.

IMO, the rules are wrong because penalties are given for things that just cannot be avoided.

I meant don't concede scrums (knock ons, etc) not penalties, some games there are very few scrums.
If you don't concede scrums, you can't give away scrum penalties.
 

Dogtrousers

Lefty tighty. Get it righty.
Didn't watch Irl-SA but I did catch some of Wales-NZ

Wales were way better than last week when they were extremely fortunate to beat Japan. Outclassed and out muscled by NZ, and all that tackling took its toll, but a much better show. It wasn't a bad match to watch either.
 
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Blazing Saddles

Über Member
As a footnote, Japan beat Georgia to move into that twelfth spot in the world rankings.
Despite losing to NZ, Wales climbed to the giddy heights of 11th.
 
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