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    Andrew Brace
    A big disgrace
    Missing shit all over the place
    Singing
    Andrew Brace is rubbish

    Missed so many forward passes
    YC was a joke
    Snayman was infringing at the lineout all afternoon and finally got penalised in the 70th minute

    Both hits in the air should have been looked at, both quite easily YC

    The YC killed us
    We were being outplayed but containing their scoring, then the game blew wide open

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    @pooler-fan said in RWC warmup - Wales v Springboks -:

    Don't quite understand what the Welsh coaches can gain from this?
    The selection policy over the 3 games has been pretty strange, surely at some point you'd select something close to your 1st XV.

    They’ve worked out who’s staying home

    And who should be called back in to the squad if there are injuries

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    SA proving the 2019 game plan isn’t dead.

    They should be more in the mix for discussions around potential winners.

    They were highly impressive today.

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    Why do the Boks and others get two WC warm-up matches while the ABs only get one?,

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    @His-Bobness said in RWC warmup - Wales v Springboks -:

    Why do the Boks and others get two WC warm-up matches while the ABs only get one?,

    That's what they've organised, it's up to the abs to arrange, maybe that's all abs wanted

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    @MajorRage said in RWC warmup - Wales v Springboks -:

    SA proving the 2019 game plan isn’t dead.

    They should be more in the mix for discussions around potential winners.

    They were highly impressive today.

    I think a team that has won it three times and consistently lifts for World Cup tournaments will always be in discussions.

    Poor old Wales, an absolute hiding but they’ll still comfortably get out of their pool.

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    I thought the penalty try and card was a poor call. But the Welsh wingers were awful in my view and gave the Boks too much room. Pretty dire for Wales. Morgan was great again but little else to cheer about. Marx and Moodie great for SA

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    @MiketheSnow Agree with most of this Mike but Dee worries me, he's excellent around the park but is a poor scrummager at test level.
    Elias is a big loss in that regard, far more physical.
    We don't have many options there unfortunately. I feel for those inexperienced props, you drop Marx Inbetween them & they'd look different players.

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    @pooler-fan said in RWC warmup - Wales v Springboks -:

    @MiketheSnow Agree with most of this Mike but Dee worries me, he's excellent around the park but is a poor scrummager at test level.
    Elias is a big loss in that regard, far more physical.
    We don't have many options there unfortunately. I feel for those inexperienced props, you drop Marx Inbetween them & they'd look different players.

    Agreed, but France showed the blueprint for beating Fiji last night

    Kick long, kick dead, compete at lineout

    To that end, I'd rather have Dee for his lineout throwing and mobility around the park over Lake and his scrummaging

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    He's almost universally disliked on here, but Le Roux is aging like fine wine

    His positional play yesterday was exemplary, and he got the backline flowing often taking the ball at the 10 position

    He's integral to SA scoring tries from phase play and from the counter attack

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    Well I expected a thrashing, but hoped it was going to a smaller one than that. Glad I'm not the only one dumbfounded by the YC / penalty try decision, a truly WTF moment that had an adverse effect on the game.

    Not many positives for Wales. SA looking very good, as we knew they would.

    Next stop Bordeaux

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    @MN5 have you seen Wales play recently? Have you seen Fiji?

    I think we'll still get out of the pool, but I'm very confident it won't be comfortable

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    @GibbonRib

    I didn't see the game but was expecting to see the Dyer YC as being similar to Cowan-Dickies one v Scotland last year but actually it was quite different. My take was he slapped the ball out of the SA wingers hand to prevent a try and it subsequently went into touch. Not even a penalty for me.

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    @Catogrande said in RWC warmup - Wales v Springboks -:

    @GibbonRib

    I didn't see the game but was expecting to see the Dyer YC as being similar to Cowan-Dickies one v Scotland last year but actually it was quite different. My take was he slapped the ball out of the SA wingers hand to prevent a try and it subsequently went into touch. Not even a penalty for me.

    My take was the SA winger had overrun the ball when it took a wicked bounce

    He was never in a position to gather it

    As the ball bounced past him, Dyer instinctively tried to catch the ball but failed

    Ball hit his hand and went out of bounds

    No penalty, no YC, no penalty try

    Not sure what happens next tbh

    Scrum 5?
    Drop out from goal line?
    Drop out 22?

    That incident totally changed the landscape of the match

    Huge error from Brace and his team

    All as fucking blind as each other

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    Just watched it back

    In fairness to Brace he was talked out of it by Joyce, whomever the fuck she is

    Moody touches the ball first and changes the trajectory of the ball which Dyer then hits into touch and goal

    Looked like Moody was in goal, so that's a 22 drop out I think?

    Clarification on that ruling please

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    @MiketheSnow fair enough, I've not seen all the France vs Fiji game. I'll have to watch it back.
    The bits I did see Fiji looked very dangerous.
    We usually beat them by grinding them down upfront winning scrum pens. That looks a forlorn hope at the moment.

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    @MiketheSnow would have a knock on in goal so a goal line kick off (based the SA v NZ game with the knock on call on Kolbe)

    (The ref was playing advantage to SA in this instance so the question is academic)

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    @SidBarret said in RWC warmup - Wales v Springboks -:

    @MiketheSnow would have a knock on in goal so a goal line kick off (based the SA v NZ game with the knock on call on Kolbe)

    (The ref was playing advantage to SA in this instance so the question is academic)

    Cheers

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