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Let’s hope if nothing else

Started by Saffolk 3 REPLIES23 VIEWS· 27 Sept 2026, 16:09
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Saffolk Captain30,965 posts
27 Sept 2026, 16:09
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27 Sept 2026, 16:09#1

That fucking Rassie has learnt his lesson and that he never disrespects Oz again sending a B side to take on a side we historically struggle against

Fuck sake did he not work that out after last years showing against them

Im losing patience with Fassi, its taking too long for him to get back to what he was

v Staaden was predictably shit at 8 and did useless Mostert actually play?

Frontrow lacked clout, Elrigh Louw is not making the impression he used to

That was a fucking shit show

MP
MpowerPro5,243 posts
27 Sept 2026, 18:03
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27 Sept 2026, 18:03#2

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Mpower27 Sept 2026, 16:24
sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,434 posts
27 Sept 2026, 18:19
#3
27 Sept 2026, 18:19#3

Some of the players on the pitch were not test standard. The individual error rate was too high.
Jantjies is about the 6th best scrumhalf we have, if that. Crappies made and instant improvement wen he got onto the pitch.

The Van Staden experiment was a disaster. Hanekom should have started. Australia move the ball around allot, so having a more mobile and skilful player on the pitch is essential.

The scrum was toothless against the Aussies.... The starting front row were easily countered, and the scrum was a non-contest until the bench got on.

The highball was not a weapon against Australia with their Aussie rules background. When their was 11 players on the pitch, the Boks still kicked which makes no sense. They should have just kept ball in hand and won penalties or phase play attack.

Pollard is done. At best, he is a wet weather player - but the next world cup is in Australia which usually has dry fast conditions. Libbok could have started with Sasha on the bench, or the other way around.

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