Recent content by LeCheese

Simple!

It's all speculation of course, but I also don't think we're pulling off some of those victories behind Noah either.

The dropout-that-wasn't from Kolbe that led to the Argies try is an all time faux pas For those who haven't seen: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DPIWZoAkwDS/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

I did, and do, wholeheartedly agree. But I’m also very happy to eat crow and say that he’s seemingly doing an exceptional job of righting the ship.

So dead rubber tomorrow?

Honestly? I think yes. While he had 3 or 4 kicking errors, I thought the rest of his game was solid. Given Donaldson hasn't been with the squad for a bit, it feels like it's between JOC (James O'Connor) and Edmed. I know which I'd prefer.

Nah, completely different. Tate's legs weren't targeted, they unfortunately just become twisted (and/or did the splits) due to the pressure from the cleanup. Hopefully only a minor hammy tear, but didn't look great

My understanding is the refereeing team gets together (with a WR (World Rugby) overlord) and has a review of the entire game early in the next week. I am less clear around the what happens when there are numerous clangers identified...

Given it was made at around the 65min mark, after that performance, I really don't blame him. I have the utmost respect for referees of this game, and an even greater respect for the limitations of human performance and the nature of human error. However, that was a fucking abhorrent performance.

In the words of Turinui: "a referee not up the game and appointed in error by World Rugby"

I know it was a roll of the dice, but kicking the ball away was not the play from Lonergan there. A very solid debut otherwise.

Well, at least the Lions are looking good

WHAT THE FUCK

McReight must've been off for a HIA?

I'm more interested in what happened to 'advantage over' somewhere between where the penalty occurred and 15-20m forward