Ireland v Argentina
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@reprobate said in Ireland v Argentina:
That's fucked eh. What is red for if not deliberate acts like that. Split second changes of direction and head contact get red, and that's yellow?
If you're making a tackle, you've got to get low. That's got nothing to do with this though.
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@Bones said in Ireland v Argentina:
@reprobate said in Ireland v Argentina:
That's fucked eh. What is red for if not deliberate acts like that. Split second changes of direction and head contact get red, and that's yellow?
If you're making a tackle, you've got to get low. That's got nothing to do with this though.
I think what he's trying to say is that you can get a YC upgraded to RC for a split second error, such as a high tackle, whereas this was a deliberate act of foul play and he only gets a YC. That hardly seems fair
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@canefan said in Ireland v Argentina:
@Bones said in Ireland v Argentina:
@canefan agree, but split second error starts a long time before that split. Get low.
Yes. Both things can be true mate
Prexactly
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Argentinians smell blood. Looking grim for Ireland now. Can't fault Williams, great control of the game without making it all about him.
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@The-Irishman said in Ireland v Argentina:
Argentinians smell blood. Looking grim for Ireland now. Can't fault Williams, great control of the game without making it all about him.
Don't fret, it's the typical Argentina and not the fluffybunnies that now lift just for the ABs. They'll discipline themselves out of the game.
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@Bones said in Ireland v Argentina:
@The-Irishman said in Ireland v Argentina:
Argentinians smell blood. Looking grim for Ireland now. Can't fault Williams, great control of the game without making it all about him.
Don't fret, it's the typical Argentina and not the fluffybunnies that now lift just for the ABs. They'll discipline themselves out of the game.
Quelle surprising