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They didn't get a penalty try because it wasn't a dominant enough scrum to deserve a penalty try. How about using the scrum in the middle of the field & in front of the posts to make some attacking moves from? GPS got the result they deserved.

3: Lukhan Salakaia-Loto 2: Micheal Hooper C. 1: Brandon Paenga-Amosa

Nobody knows what the return of Super Rugby will be though. It's not going to look anything like what we've known, that appears to be a certainty. Hegarty is also a good backup for 10.

He's been practicing at the back of the scrum all season with distinction. Least of our worries.

I think it's just a handful of argumentative types. Most of us were surprised that the whole thing was ever a chance to begin with.

Early next week according to this article. https://superxv.sportsmatemobile.com/news/16448

Thanks Blue, You'd think in this time of corona, shutdown etc the clubs would be sympathetic to the situation. Still, why are the Argies getting an earlier release? Believe I read they're due soon and ready to go for the 1st scheduled test. Or are my wires crossed? Damn shame about the...

Time Zones. Someone will always come out with an awkward time slot when it's played the circumference of the planet. Plenty of tests from SA on around 3am our time. It is what it is. Also interested, why can't the Euro based players won't be available until mid November when the Argentine...

All Blacks mightn't cry but they don't shy away from sn almighty hysterical and hypocritical whinge.

I listened to the whole series probably about 10 years ago. Full of laughs and fun. That joke must have passed me by. :oops:

Nope. I've only ever heard Kiwis saying it in a derogatory manner. When I say take offence, I mean mildly annoyed.

But gold glitters. If we were to really wear gold the jerseys should shimmer like Kylie Minogue's hotpants. But it's actually wattle gold, the colour of our national flower, the one that gives thousands hay fever every year and is a brilliant yellow in full bloom. Just saying it can be...

The hypocrisy is a national pastime. Every loose forward would be proud of those efforts. He's got a sore shoulder, awww , that's an occupational hazard isn't it? Nothing near the head so nothing to talk about.

The hypocrisy is so chunky you could carve it. You really are a poor man's troll. Did you do your apprenticeship in the Planet Rugby forums?

Boo hoo

The 1.1 million that watch the block are never going to be Rugby's target audience. The attention span in that 1.1 million is the equivalent of 110 thousand gnats.

Damn straight. I've been planning my life around it! Also talking to my mates about it etc. It's pretty hard to miss if you're even just glancing about.

3: Daugunu 2:JOC (James O'Connor) 1:Samu

He had a more effective game than his opposite. Strong defence, set up Korobete for his try. Kept the defence guessing by mixing up his game and controlled the tempo for periods. Did everything that's asked from your flyhalf. Except miss a couple of goals and not call for a drop goal in the last...

Except there is much more to it than that. You must have been a back.