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Oh I can't argue with that. That tackle was the hardest tackle I've ever seen that was also 100% technically correct. Obviously Poite's froglegs disagreed.

Thanks for the clear clarification. Then it's totally over the top.

Isn't retrospective yellow cards also part of the citing process now? Which would mean that you can technically also be cited for a yellow card offence.

The Hooper one in the gif? Sounds like we're not referring to the same incident...

USA team against the Springboks(mod can move if needed, couldn't find RSA-USA thread): Looks pretty much like a B team, and understandably so - they've got smaller fish to fry later on.

Indeed. But it would be ridiculous. Looks like a good cleanout to me.

That's what she said... :rolleyes:

Surely just a retrospective yellow.

Didn't wanna be the one to mention that, so thanks. ;) At least that red card got scrapped from his record after it was found to be a totally incorrect call, and red cards are automatic citings. That was the ref being a total nutcase, and not the citing commission luckily.

Just saw the Hooper GIF for which he got cited. That's retarded. I can't think of a single thing he did wrong there. What next, will people get cited for tackling too hard?

Right click on image - Copy Image - Paste in email. Do that for every pic. :)

OK. Should be a good game then, if France decide to pitch up. Though lately they have been less unpredictable.

Did you see the Italy game you guys played yesterday? Otherwise, what are you talking about?

On form, France should take it. But knowing the French, they probably won't.

Damn. That will be one tough nut to crack.

Thanks. So pretty much the same as the Pampas.

Fair enough. And most refs would have blown a lot earlier, for no logical reason but they do. That's why I like Owens, he does things differently - with and without the whistle.

Agreed. If going on average performance per game over all the games played per team, you'd have to say Australia, New Zealand, Argentina and Wales have to be the frontrunners. If Fourie du Preez gets injured, we're fucked, simple as. He is a level or 2 above any other scrumhalf in that squad...

Does anyone know how this team will be constructed exactly? Is it any club players in Japan - basically a national side, or a side consisting of players that don't play for any top tier clubs - like Pampas was for Argentina in the Vodacom Cup, or is it just one of the existing clubs with a...