Aura watch
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The aura is ended even when we win?
"New Zealand played out time to preserve their one-point lead in a match, which, although it did not finish in England's favour, ended any aura of infallibility concerning New Zealand in the heads of Dylan Hartley and his team."
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He may have been on side IF they were playing the old way of when a 9 touches the ball (although he still looked offside anyway being a step in front of the line) but it infuriated me how long Youngs would stand there hands on and we have to stay back....you reap what you sow fellas, this is how the game, particularly the NH games have been policed for a few years now (take note Marshall)
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@taniwharugby yeah good point, the offside is more obvious if it is ruled as when TJP actually picks it up rather than just touches it. Conor Murray is to blame for that, he's been taking the piss at the back of the ruck for years.
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Aura was on her knees for us today, the dirty bitch....
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@shadowtrooper said in Aura watch:
Aura was on her knees for us today, the dirty bitch....
She does whatever it takes for us to win and that’s why we love her.
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First they come for the myth, then they come for the aura
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=12161224
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@jegga Especially likes this.
"Admittedly there were many elements for the referee, Jerome Garces, to look at in an instant, which makes his job very difficult. But there was nothing clear and obvious to deny that try. The ruck, unlike the controversial Owen Farrell tackle the week before, was not 50-50. It was not even 80-20. It was 100 per cent onside."
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@hooroo said in Aura watch:
@jegga Especially likes this.
"Admittedly there were many elements for the referee, Jerome Garces, to look at in an instant, which makes his job very difficult. But there was nothing clear and obvious to deny that try. The ruck, unlike the controversial Owen Farrell tackle the week before, was not 50-50. It was not even 80-20. It was 100 per cent onside."
No bias there , very balanced
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@jegga said in Aura watch:
First they come for the myth, then they come for the aura
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=12161224
That's why I read The guardian and not the Tory graph. Another so called expert still judging from the rules of his era.
The Breakdown | It was tough on Sam Underhill, but England try was rightly disallowed
Courtney Lawes took a gamble and lost when he charged down TJ Perenara’s kick against the All Blacks. The referee was correct
That, and the paywall.
