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Wow, looked like all the Aussies were lined up to the left and Phipps went right! It was perfect, a punch up straight, then it was on left.

What a fucking shocker of a scrum penalty. Lol

Sheesh, as opposed to the australian rugby crowd, who only boo their own team.

AB's by 9, hear it here first.

tldr: something about the wallabies have crabs.

'Dead' is a little dramatic but I don't think SA were ever in that game. They didn't even get close to scoring a try and what's worse, they didn't even try. I think they literally entered the 22 once, maybe twice. The AB's tallied 2 missed tackles the entire game, SA were that ineffective...

Fucks sake. 9 tries to nil. 69% possession. 76% territory, what a joke. Record score and margin against SA. A perfect 30 points from 30 in the championship. 36 to 5 tries. Equal tier-one win record.

True, Retallick epic, old world player of the year standard.

77% posession, 73% territory, 65 mins in. Leinert-Brown has been quality.

Terrific 5th try. If Barrett could kick a little straighter it would already be a blow out. SA spends 3 seconds the whole game in the 22, 10 point behind, still chooses the penalty. Silly bastards.

Are you serious? What difference does it make?

I'll dip my toe into this one. I must admit I didn't get to see much of the game as I was at work this morning, HOWEVER, from what I did see.. The AB's do push the offside line with rush up defense, though barely more than any other team using the same tactic. This particular aspect, more...

Peyper lets two successive forward passes go then rules a knock on from a steal. Weirdo.

Can't help but feel Argentina should have made that game much closer if not won it. Given the ridiculous amount of posession and penalty count. Simple mistakes cost them. Australia did pretty well considering. That's what wins games isn't it, turning opportunities into points. That, and they...

A bit of softness (from Cooper). He goes in late to contact and fronts his shoulder to protect himself. Soft but deserved. Argentina have killed themselves all game with costly mistakes on the front foot.

Where'd this Genia bloke come from?

How many times has Argentina surged to the 22 only to simply drop the ball. Or throw a shonker line out, oof.

A Conrad 'type' of player. Someone who can make use of space and direct others.

Pocock is off his feet at almost every single ruck. His technique is woeful these days. Argentina making the running but they never take advantage of the metres they make. They need a decision maker at 10 to capitilise, or a Conrad Smith at 13. Wallabies defending well, all you can do when...

Wallabies conceding a penalty every 3 minutes. But, it is Barnes.