N#$%^ is a household term too so what's common use got to do with anything lol
You're right the depth isn't great but it's still no excuse. You saw the first half, right? US were right in it. Their inability to perform in second halves is not down to just lack of depth.
I don't see the correlation to racism but sure.
I did see the first half and I saw USA making a lot of tackles, I also saw the Springboks butcher multiple chances due to white line fever. In the 2nd half they were far more composed
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Quote Originally Posted by VEGAS25:
N#$%^ is a household term too so what's common use got to do with anything lol
You're right the depth isn't great but it's still no excuse. You saw the first half, right? US were right in it. Their inability to perform in second halves is not down to just lack of depth.
I don't see the correlation to racism but sure.
I did see the first half and I saw USA making a lot of tackles, I also saw the Springboks butcher multiple chances due to white line fever. In the 2nd half they were far more composed
Whether they butchered tries or not in the first half, it should not result in giving up 50 unanswered points in the second half to a team that played four days earlier.
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That went right over your head, never mind.
Whether they butchered tries or not in the first half, it should not result in giving up 50 unanswered points in the second half to a team that played four days earlier.
South Africa look nothing like the team that lost to Japan. NZ is probably the least impressive to this point of the top nations besides England of course lol
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South Africa look nothing like the team that lost to Japan. NZ is probably the least impressive to this point of the top nations besides England of course lol
Not bad Jabba. I like Namibia's chances. Set piece will be a problem but they have a good backrow and I definitely prefer their halves. Georgia's backs don't exactly instil fear in me.
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Not bad Jabba. I like Namibia's chances. Set piece will be a problem but they have a good backrow and I definitely prefer their halves. Georgia's backs don't exactly instil fear in me.