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We have had consistently weak tight heads for a long time and that is the basis for a good scrum Bell getting the blame for the scrum isn't really fair. It's his job to put pressure on the opposition ball. It's the tight head's job to lock down our ball and create the platform to build off. AAA...

Yeah understand he's not available, but the "family reasons" seems a bit dubious considering he toured Japan with the Reds no problem He was randomly dropped earlier in the year, and old Doran reported that Schmidt doesn't really like him for some reason

Alex Hodgeman would have been ideal to have at this point

Not really in favor of dropping our Number 8 and Test captain to accommodate a lock that doesn't jump and that wont even be available the week after

Credit to Nonggorr for locking the scrum up really well when he came on. He’s light years better than AAA in that department

Wilson is the Wallaby captain

3. Wright 2. Faessler 1. Lolesio

No, Wales knocked the ball on before play was halted

Wales clearly knocked the ball on right Infront of Dolman before he blew the whistle. When questioned on it he lied and said he had already called time off

Not by the neutral match day doctor...

I for one am shocked that being a part time rugby player in 2nd division Japanese club rugby doesn't make someone a better player

Unless Nic White gets hit directly in the head...

Then you had Doleman blowing time off after Wales had knocked on to check the clean out by the Welsh prop, only to then give Wales the scrum feed after no foul play was detected despite the knock on clearly happening before he blew time off

Then why didn't he demand the player go off for an HIA?

The injury outcome already had dictated the decision. It was a penalty he rescinded because he thought the player was knocked out

My issue with it is we saw Ellis Bevan clock Nic White flush on the head (forcing him off through HIA) and was told by the ref it was only a penalty Kerevi's wasnt great to look at, but initial contact was shoulder to shoulder, which was the exact reason given as to why Kolisi wasn't red carded...

No, Doleman should have demanded he go off for an assessment if he was so sure he was knocked out, or should have reverted to his original call of penalty for not rolling away if the player wasn't actually knocked out. Keeping it as a scrum was moronic

Pass was only 20 meters forward. This ref haha

Now lets keep the foot on he throat, embarrass them

Red card? Complete double standard