The "other" round 3 Super Rugby games
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@Stargazer Very cringeworthy.
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Kearns managing to have a whinge about McCaw nearly two years after he retired in a Brumbies vs Force match is some next level shit. He has some serious emotional scars that he needs to work through with a professional.
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@No-Quarter said in The "other" round 3 Super Rugby games:
Kearns managing to have a whinge about McCaw nearly two years after he retired in a Brumbies vs Force match is some next level shit. He has some serious emotional scars that he needs to work through with a professional.
nah, he's just a knob
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@No-Quarter said in The "other" round 3 Super Rugby games:
Kearns managing to have a whinge about McCaw nearly two years after he retired in a Brumbies vs Force match is some next level shit. He has some serious emotional scars that he needs to work through with a professional.
Probably scheduled immediately after his car reversing lessons.
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@antipodean said in The "other" round 3 Super Rugby games:
@No-Quarter said in The "other" round 3 Super Rugby games:
Kearns managing to have a whinge about McCaw nearly two years after he retired in a Brumbies vs Force match is some next level shit. He has some serious emotional scars that he needs to work through with a professional.
Probably scheduled immediately after his car reversing lessons.
Ouch
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Back to the rugby; what a terrible game that was. The Chiefs and Canes were much, much better in a torrential downpour. Australian rugby really needs to do what it can to get some of the professionals playing overseas back to add some depth.
And it's not a good look when on a nice night in Canberra, the stadium is so empty. Looked like fewer people than last week, although the long weekend and Adele concert might have something to do with it. Still, Canberra Stadium used to be packed to watch the Brumbies.
At least for the Tahs, Beale is on his way back after his season with Wasps finishes.
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@Crucial - You should check out the Sanchez non yellow card on 38 minutes against the Lions. It goes to what you are saying about players in the air getting away with being in a dangerous position. Sanchez essentially jumped and kneed the Lions player in the head but was only penalised.
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So last year, the Lions sent their B team to Argentina and lost to the Jaguares. Now, their first choice team is playing and is on its way to a bigger loss. From the first two rounds I got the impression that the Lions are not as good this year as last year. But have the Jaguares improved? I'm inclined to think so, but it may be too early in the season to be sure. It's 36-12 to the Jaguares after 62 minutes.
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@Stargazer said in The "other" round 3 Super Rugby games:
That was a strange call from the ref, but not a similar situation to some of the other "taking a player out in the air" decisions. Should have been yellow to Sanchez.
Apart from that, the Jaguares are deservedly ahead in this game; 21-7 at half time.
He got out of trouble because he mistimed it. That excuse never works when players are taken out in the air.
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@Stargazer I don't think that Lions team was the strongest they have, no Mapoe, RjvR, Jantjies, Mostert, Ackerman jr, Kriel on the bench, now I don't know how many changes were injury reinforced but definitely not the A team.
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@Sapetyvi said in The "other" round 3 Super Rugby games:
@Stargazer I don't think that Lions team was the strongest they have, no Mapoe, RjvR, Jantjies, Mostert, Ackerman jr, Kriel on the bench, now I don't know how many changes were injury reinforced but definitely not the A team.
The only first choice players in the Lions starting side were Andries Ferreira, Warren Whiteley and Courtnall Skosan.
Missing from starters were Jacques van Rooyen, Malcolm Marx, Julian Redelinghuys (might never play again) or Ruan Dreyer, Franco Mostert, Jaco Kriel, Ruan Ackermann, Faf de Klerk, Elton Jantjies, Rohan Janse van Rensburg (the one guy the Lions can't play without), Howard Mnisi, Andries Coetzee & Ruan Combrinck.
But the Lions won't be the side they were last year regardless.
