Wales (3) 12 / 6 (3) Springboks (Final Score)
Wales and the South African Springboks did battle in the End Of Year Tours at
Millennium stadium, Cardiff, Wales at 16:30 SA Time (14:30 BST & GMT).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1 & M-Net on TV in SA.
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Take Note that the England vs Australia game was at the same time slot as the Wales vs South Africa game, therefore we concentrated on the Wales vs South Africa game, with SCORE UPDATES at the Bottom of the Article on the England vs Australia game.
Scorers:
Wales:
- Penalties – Leigh Halfpenny (4)
- Drop Goals – 0
- Tries – 0
- Conversions – 0
Springboks:
- Penalties – Pat Lambie (2)
- Drop Goals – 0
- Tries – 0
- Conversions – 0
Teams:
Wales |
South African Springboks |
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Expected weather: The roof will be closed, as always, but it will be damp underfoot and even though the surface has improved, it still cuts up at times. High of 12°C and low of 7°C
Referee: John Lacey (Ireland)
Assistant Referees: George Clancy (Ireland), Pascal Gauzère (France)
TMO: Graham Hughes (England)
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England (13) 26 / 17 (3) Wallabies (Final Score)
England and the Australian Wallabies did battle in the End Of Year Tours at
Twickenham Stadium, London, England at 16:30 SA Time (14:30 BST & GMT).
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 6 & CSN on TV in SA.
Jeez, what a knob SuperDoos has turned out to be in the last year!!
I think Superbul is a great bloke and passionate about his rugby. Calls a spade a spade, and although I think he went a bit far with the JdV comment (only my view), I respect what he has to say, and find him a font of knowledge.
@ John Galt:
Get him to mow your lawn whilst he’s there.
He’ll probably moan and complaint about his horticultural war wounds whilst he’s there.
Tell him to stop being a softy and hardenthefuckup.
😆
I also take my hat of to SuperBul with sticking to his points.
Not everybody has to like every player, and as he rightly pointed out, the anti-Spies sentiments run just as strong as the anti-Jean.
I also don’t agree with “wishing ill or injury” to players, but we have also seen on other sites that some bloggers have done that, so it’s not a new phenomena.
I don’t think he wished Jean ill, in his opinion it just isn’t necessasarily a bad thing for Bok rugby.
To each his own opinion, heaven knows my opinion doesn’t always go down well with everybody either.
@ gunther:
I went to my neighbor once and told her that I was there to mow her lawn.
I don’t think she understood exactly what I meant but I went with it anyway.. 😉
She asked me to come back the next day to unclog her pipes.
Who knew chores could be so much fun!
This reminds me of all the anti John Smit rhetoric last WC
I was reading Rugby 365.com (sorry Rudi) and it’s much the same there. Polarized opinions.
Stormersboy wrote:
Yep, they laid into Smittie big time.
Who can also forget HG hoping the Province players breaking legs and arms for the 2013 final.
My take is that in SuperBul’s opinion the Boks will be better off if Jean doesn’t play, not that he hoped Jean suffered a career ending injury.
486/487 @ Stormersboy:
I guess using the name “Plod” would have made more sense than using the name “Smittie” in that context 😆
nortie wrote:
I recon Superbul can explain himself without me going to a great deal of effort to interpret his posts.
Smacked of bad timing and irrational bias to me.
nortie wrote:
Not to me. “Plod” is a swear word, as is “turbo reverse”
😀
Takes me back though.
489 @ Stormersboy:
Yes, the timing wasn’t very good.
To each his own I guess
490 @ Stormersboy:
Lol, and even now Smittie can’t win, because he is at the head of the enemy once again, albeit in an administrative role
@ Stormersboy:
😆
Korrec.
nortie wrote:
Sure, he has the right to his opinion, as we have to criticize it.
Just people’s points of view at the end of the day.
@ nortie:
To take delight in the guys injury and then whinge about him being a softy seems off.
But that’s probably just me.
He’s probably wishing he had Nortiers delete comment function.
😆
gunther wrote:
😀
Us prefects can only edit posts on articles that we author. Only the head boy can edit across the board.
Unfortunately.
😀
@ Stormersboy:
Aha that explains why so many of his go undeleted.
😆
@ gunther:
😀
Exactomundo
nortie wrote:
Who said Superbul or anyone else is not allowed to share their opinion?
@ MacroBok:
The same person who likes to put words in his mouth.
😆
Some interesting stats from the tour:
TRY SCORERS
Tour (Boks)
2: Cobus Reinach
1: Coenie Oosthuizen
1: Bryan Habana
1: Marcell Coetzee
1: Jan Serfontein
1: JP Pietersen
1: Schalk Burger
METRES RUN
187: Willie le Roux
117: Jan Serrfontein
94: Duane Vermeulen
87: JP Pietersen
84: Jean de Villiers
82: Cobus Reinach
81: Eben Etzebeth
CLEAN BREAKS
4: Willie le Roux
3: Cobus Reinach
3: Jan Serfontein
2: Nizaam Carr
2: Jean de Villiers
2: Johan Goosen
CARRIES
49: Duane Vermeulen
39: Marcell Coetzee
27: Willie le Roux
25: Eben Etzebeth
23: Adriaan Strauss
23: Jan Serfontein
23: Cobus Reinach
20: Jean de Villiers
DEFENDERS BEATEN
8: Marcell Coetzee
6: Jan Serfontein
6: Willie le Roux
4: Pat Lambie
4: Jean de Villiers
OFFLOADS
3: Jan Serfontein
3: Willie le Roux
2: Bryan Habana
2: Eben Etzebeth
2: Oupa Mohoje
2: Victor Matfield
TACKLES
37: Victor Matfield
36: Marcell Coetzee
24: Duane Vermeulen
23: Eben Etzebeth
23: Jan Serfontein
19: Jean de Villiers
19: Jannie du Plessis
18: Bismarck du Plessis
18: Pat Lambie
18: Oupa Mohoje
TACKLES MISSED
6: Jean de Villiers
5: Jan Serfontein
4: Bakkies Botha
4: JP Pietersen
4: Jannie du Plessis
3: Cornal Hendricks
3: Cobus Reinach
TURNOVERS WON
4: Duane Vermeulen
4: Adriaan Strauss
3: Bismarck du Plessis
3: Cobus Reinach
2: Bryan Habana
2: Eben Etzebeth
2: Marcell Coetzee
HANDLING ERRORS
7: Willie le Roux
7: Eben Etzebeth
4: Francois Hougaard
4: Cobus Reinach
4: Jan Serfontein
3: Jean de Villiers
3: Marcell Coetzee
3: Pat Lambie
3: Victor Matfield
LINEOUTS STOLEN
4: Eben Etzebeth
2: Duane Vermeulen
1: Oupa Mohoje
1: Victor Matfield
@ Stormersboy:
The same six players seems to top the stats, it could also be because they played in all the tests
Le Roux, Serfontein, Vermeulen, Etzebeth, Reinach and Coetzee
Bissie’s stats is also disappointing
Victor had the most tackles but that’s all
Maybe Brendan Venter is right, the old guys don’t do enough to warrant keeping them in the side?
@ Stormersboy:
Forwards desperately lack ball carriers.
447 Angostura wrote:
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Stormersboy’s stats of the EOYT seems to confirm the above contention …
seems = seem
@ gunther:
504 Hi pal.Derided by many ,but Alberts was missed.
Doubly so if Eben decides to do his “dying swan” enactment.
Regards pal.Jolly tonight,recent comments made re the great
Rob Louw apply.You will understand.
Hope that the knee is good.
I guess it is sacrilege to question Vic’s contribution …
or isn’t it?
@ ryecatcher:
Good to hear you are doing well.
Alberts missed at 7 big time.
Topping the list of tackles made not bad for an over the hill 37 year old.
😆
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