I couldn't, but you might have more fingers than me.I dare say you could count on one hand the number of times AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) has offloaded in contact..in 100 tests.
And fuck me if Clancy didn't practically hand us the game with his call on Habana. What a shocker. The AR even gave him a chance to redeem himself, and he still fucked it up. What a clown.
And fuck me if Clancy didn't practically hand us the game with his call on Habana. What a shocker. The AR even gave him a chance to redeem himself, and he still fucked it up. What a clown.
I'd take it if I were you. We had luck against Wales in test #2 and arguably against Argentina as well. The team can only play to the rules as adjudicated by the referee on the day.And fuck me if Clancy didn't practically hand us the game with his call on Habana. What a shocker. The AR even gave him a chance to redeem himself, and he still fucked it up. What a clown.
I couldn't, but you might have more fingers than me.
The call on Vermulens tackle on Slipper was terrible also. Really took advantage away from a great tackle. Lucky for us.
I'd take it if I were you. We had luck against Wales in test #2 and arguably against Argentina as well. The team can only play to the rules as adjudicated by the referee on the day.
Ultimately it is just the way the cookie crumbles, we will surely be on the other end of it in the near future. But still it was a shocker, there's no two ways about it.
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Since we have a rule about endlessly banging on with the same point, I'm just going to disagree that he's a "tradesman" and not bother continuing this discussion. Enjoy yourself.I bet you could. Successful offloads in contact are fairly rare anyway, but AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper)'s bread and butter when making contact is to drag the contact 5 metres upfield and hit the deck. Not negative play, but he's never been one to put his winger in any kind of space.
To give him credit, it wasn't as bad as the "knock on" call that denied the Argies a try against the All Blacks......
That's a career killer.
Hehehe, indeed you did!Lot's of head scratching going on here, so did we really snatch victory from the jaws of defeat with a brilliant team try to finish?
I reckon the two guys that have flown under the radar for bad performances are Scott Fardy and Matt To'omua. Both well off what they produced last season. Not making the same impact with ball in hand, and making more uncharacteristic errors (MT running out of the line to set up the Boks try springs to mind).
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