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Re: Rugby World Cup
« Reply #60 on: 26 October 2019, 17:30:12 »

England bossed the game from the start and thoroughly deserved the win.An England v Wales final could be one heck of a game.Come on Wales :y
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Re: Rugby World Cup
« Reply #61 on: 26 October 2019, 19:24:25 »

It could be the first ever all Northern Hemisphere final?  ???

C'mon ye Taffies beat the Saffies!!  :y
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Re: Rugby World Cup
« Reply #62 on: 27 October 2019, 07:32:19 »

Yes if Wales beat SA it will indeed be the first ever all Northern hemisphere final and the first time ever the Wales have reached a World Cup final.Todays game could get interesting :y
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Re: Rugby World Cup
« Reply #63 on: 27 October 2019, 10:35:23 »

Too interesting at the moment what a crazy game.
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Re: Rugby World Cup
« Reply #64 on: 27 October 2019, 10:52:23 »

Oh dear, I’m going to have to be a temporary English fan now.  Come on England!,
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Re: Rugby World Cup
« Reply #65 on: 27 October 2019, 10:56:01 »

Hard luck, Wales, that could have gone either way. I think England would prefer SA in the final, rather than Wales.
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Re: Rugby World Cup
« Reply #66 on: 27 October 2019, 17:17:15 »

Such a shame for the Welsh as up to 75 minutes in I really thought they would sneak it and either get a penalty or even a try as they were well camped inside SA 25 metre line...needless penalty and then compounded by another and it was game over...very cruel but that's sport.

That really could of gone either way....if England can perform next week the same as they did this week I cant see SA coming out winners ,but England do play like the weather tbh 
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Re: Rugby World Cup
« Reply #67 on: 27 October 2019, 21:40:44 »

Hey, if England play like they played against the All Blacks they will walk all over South Africa! And anyone else for that matter!
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Re: Rugby World Cup
« Reply #68 on: 27 October 2019, 22:07:11 »

I think people are massively underestimating South Africa. I've got friends who thought Japan would beat them. And even more friends who thought Wales would turn them over. I wish I'd taken their bets, because as far as I can see, up until now SA are basically just doing enough to beat the opposition in front of them. That is a sign of a very very good team.

Against Japan they adopted the Ali 'rope-a-dope' tactic of defending solidly for 60 minutes soaking up all the pressure that Japan could muster, and then opening up in the final 20 minutes.

Against Wales they again defended solidly, and took the penalty points when Wales cocked up. Wales just didn't have the guile to get past the SA defence despite being camped on the SA goal line several times.

So the question for me is do SA have an attacking/running game because they haven't really shown it in the last two outings. If they do, and they decide to bring it to the final then England are going to have to work extremely hard to overcome the solid SA defence. If SA don't have an attacking game, then can England maintain their discipline so that they don't give away penalties in kickable positions.
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Re: Rugby World Cup
« Reply #69 on: 28 October 2019, 08:20:34 »

Labour day weekend here in NZ. *everyone* expected to spend the weekend  drinking beer, cooking on the barbie and celebrating another win over England  ::)

The national press is in a state of shock - they really didn't see it coming.

Should be an 'interesting' day in the office tomorrow. :)
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Re: Rugby World Cup
« Reply #70 on: 28 October 2019, 08:36:55 »

On performances so far I'd say England are slight favourites for the win,however the final is a whole different proposition.England need to maintain discipline as SA will punish any lapse.Both teams are physically strong and there could be a fair bit of blood spilled.Whichever way it goes I hope it's a good match and not just a kicking game that the Wales/SA match seemed to go to too often.
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Re: Rugby World Cup
« Reply #71 on: 28 October 2019, 11:47:39 »

I hope it's a good match and not just a kicking game that the Wales/SA match seemed to go to too often.

If SA kick like they did vs Wales it will do England the power of good, Faf de Klerk's length was inconsistent and (with the exception of a superb kick to pin wales in their 22' late in the game) poorly positioned. Wales should have made much more out of it but just couldn't capitalise.

They were also agonisingly slow in attack for the first 40, meaning their first up runners were having the snot knocked out of them. Its a real shame, because I honestly believe Wales can be tactically a lot smarter than they were yesterday.

The national press is in a state of shock - they really didn't see it coming.


Indeed, last week the NZ press made much noise about England being the most overrated team in world rugby. Must be fairly awkward losing to such an over-hyped bunch.:y
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Re: Rugby World Cup
« Reply #72 on: 28 October 2019, 12:55:12 »

Labour day weekend here in NZ. *everyone* expected to spend the weekend  drinking beer, cooking on the barbie and celebrating another win over England  ::)

The national press is in a state of shock - they really didn't see it coming.

Should be an 'interesting' day in the office tomorrow. :)

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Re: Rugby World Cup
« Reply #73 on: 28 October 2019, 22:28:15 »

I hope it's a good match and not just a kicking game that the Wales/SA match seemed to go to too often.

If SA kick like they did vs Wales it will do England the power of good, Faf de Klerk's length was inconsistent and (with the exception of a superb kick to pin wales in their 22' late in the game) poorly positioned. Wales should have made much more out of it but just couldn't capitalise.

They were also agonisingly slow in attack for the first 40, meaning their first up runners were having the snot knocked out of them. Its a real shame, because I honestly believe Wales can be tactically a lot smarter than they were yesterday.

The national press is in a state of shock - they really didn't see it coming.


Indeed, last week the NZ press made much noise about England being the most overrated team in world rugby. Must be fairly awkward losing to such an over-hyped bunch.:y
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Re: Rugby World Cup
« Reply #74 on: 02 November 2019, 10:44:28 »

Still time.......
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