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    @siam said in Pumas vs All Blacks:

    booboo said:

    @siam said in Pumas vs All Blacks:

    Peyper is a pussy too. He'd yellow card that knock down every day of the week

    Excuse the pavlovian reaction but can you please refrain from using the term "knock down"? Knocking the ball down is not illegal. "Knock forward" or "knock on" please.

    The terminology is important because we wind up with idiots who get upset about perfectly legal plays.

    Thank you and apologies.

    Nah.
    Anyone that doesn't know the difference can stay the fuck out of the conversation.

    Every rugby person knows what's legal or not off the hand

    Don't change words or make pedantic language rules for dumb people, it's up to the dumb to change, not the other way round.

    Was about to start my reply with "But Justin Marshall ... "

    So ... umm ...

    Anyway whilst I like your point and want it to be true unfortunately it's not.

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    Refs missed a blatant no arms tackle from Argie halfback on Naholo at 32 mins but was sure to penalise Barrett for his no arms fantasy.

    Honestly the fucken French are the bane of modern professional rugby

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    @siam so if the ball goes up, do you call it a knock up?

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    How strong have our propping stocks got? Big Karl is making every post a winner. Ofa is going from strength to strength. Laulala/Hames are to come back. You can't get better than Franks and Moody. Today, Ta'avao looked like he had been there for years. Perry has looked the goods every time he has come on. The scrum is becoming a huge weapon!
    The only problem I have is pronouncing/spelling the names....

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    @samurai-jack We still have Moli to come back as well. Will be interesting to see how Fidow and Lomax develop over the next couple of years, both look to have a heap of potential.

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    @samurai-jack said in Pumas vs All Blacks:

    How strong have our propping stocks got? Big Karl is making every post a winner. Ofa is going from strength to strength. Laulala/Hames are to come back. You can't get better than Franks and Moody. Today, Ta'avao looked like he had been there for years. Perry has looked the goods every time he has come on. The scrum is becoming a huge weapon!
    The only problem I have is pronouncing/spelling the names....

    It was easier when they were called Dowd, Brown and Loe.

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    Have to say, fair dues Ardie, you had a cracker and I didn't know you had it in you. Although I'll just temper that a little by saying last year when unpopular loose forwards smashed up Argentina there were many of us saying it's only Argie (including me).

    I had no problem with the Cubelli try, all he's done is change the position of his hand. However I've just noticed the massive obstruction on Perenara which seems to have been ignored? I highly doubt it's a try without the obstruction.

    Missed seeing Goodhue. SBW played well, that offload was a beauty...but...Goodhue would have straightened that attack up early doors when it kept drifting and would have just popped a nice normal pass.

    And wasn't Raynal the ref when we lost to Ireland? It is weird how these French ref's incompetency so often resembles bias...

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    was that one of the best ever performances in Black by Ardie?

    Certainly put his hand up as a genuine back up to Read with that performance, and then there is the fact he was used more in the lineout too, we've known on here for ages he had the required height!

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    @taniwharugby easily his best. I'll stop black knighting him now.

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    Is it just me that thought the ref had an OK game? I agreed with most of his decisions .....

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    @kiwipie thought he started off OK, but then he goes on to look for any reason to ignore Argie offending, whilst looking for any reason to card NZ. How on earth there was no Argie carded is beyond me. He warned NZ after like one offence! Then Argies don't even get penalised for intentional knock ons and are allowed to infringe at the dreakdown on their own line, preventing a try. As I'm saying, when the incompetency is on display like that, it really looks like bias...

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    I think Ardie showed he has some bloody decent power to weight given he'd be about 100kg dripping wet. Really good leg drive from @Canes4life favourite player.

    If you could combine all his good qualities with those of Cane I think he'd be the best loose forward who ever lived.

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    @mn5 if you combine a good player with a really good player you might get a really really good player.

    Sometimes I think you may have been the inspiration for Pepper Brooks.

    Good on ya watching the rugga!

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    @kiwipie said in Pumas vs All Blacks:

    Is it just me that thought the ref had an OK game? I agreed with most of his decisions .....

    It's the big calls that let him down:

    • Argie infringing on their own line after the Rieko break was as clear cut a professional foul as you'll ever see. Penalty only was crazy.
    • The Argie knocking down the pass to stop another try was the same, which he inexplicably ruled a knock on only.
    • There was also the Argie try from a double movement, though I'd probably want to watch that again.

    By contrast he had no issues going to the pocket for the ABs.

    I think he was influenced by the crowd. Probably not consciously, but he was very reluctant to penalise obvious foul play from the Argies. I also wonder if the way people carry on up North, and the lack of support refs get from the governing body, is making refs reluctant to make big calls against teams playing the ABs.

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    @no-quarter said in Pumas vs All Blacks:

    I think he was influenced by the crowd. Probably not consciously, but he was very reluctant to penalise obvious foul play from the Argies.

    TBF I think that is a factor with all refs.

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    @taniwharugby said in Pumas vs All Blacks:

    was that one of the best ever performances in Black by Ardie?

    Certainly put his hand up as a genuine back up to Read with that performance, and then there is the fact he was used more in the lineout too, we've known on here for ages he had the required height!

    Ardie was awesome. Luke Whitelock is a very consistent player but I really don't think he has a performance like that in him - Ardie's ceiling is a lot higher (insert tall joke here). I've thought for a while 8 suits him better as the modern day 7 needs more physicality in the tight.

    I think Frizzel was a bit of an unsung hero in the tight. He and Cane made a ton of tackles allowing Ardie to do what Ardie does best.

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    @bones said in Pumas vs All Blacks:

    @mn5 if you combine a good player with a really good player you might get a really really good player.

    Sometimes I think you may have been the inspiration for Pepper Brooks.

    Good on ya watching the rugga!

    I hosted a fry up and got some other fluffybunny to cook while I drunk morning beer.

    If that's not winning I don't know what is.

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    @no-quarter I think your last sentence is the one there.

    On the "double-movement" - I don't have a problem with that. However, watch it again and there is massive obstruction by (I think) blue 12, who basically shepherds Cubelli all the way to the try line, blocking Perenara.

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    MN5 said:

    @bones said in Pumas vs All Blacks:

    @mn5 if you combine a good player with a really good player you might get a really really good player.

    Sometimes I think you may have been the inspiration for Pepper Brooks.

    Good on ya watching the rugga!

    I hosted a fry up and got some other fluffybunny to cook while I drunk morning beer.

    If that's not winning I don't know what is.

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