FrankLind
Colin Windon (37)
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I just think Nisbett is the most biased commentator in all of rugby. Never has a good thing to say about any opposition.
Phil Kearns?
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I just think Nisbett is the most biased commentator in all of rugby. Never has a good thing to say about any opposition.
Phil Kearns?
My take on the game:
Pollock was poor for both sides but it seemed the Brumbies adapted better after half time with his calls and interpretations. Some of the advantages given were very generous in some cases.
The Brumbies will need to address their giving away of penalties because it will cost them against better teams. It looked closer than it needed to be at the end but other aspects of their defence were outstanding.
George Smith MUST be involved with the Wallabies in 2013 in some capacity.
Not scoring a 4th try with plenty of time left was a bit disappointing but a win away, anywhere, is good.
In the commentary Justin Marshall said he'd spoken to Smith at the hotel today and he had confirmed that he was definitely not available for the Wallabies and was going to return to Japan as originally planned.
In the commentary Justin Marshall said he'd spoken to Smith at the hotel today and he had confirmed that he was definitely not available for the Wallabies and was going to return to Japan as originally planned.
Phil Kearns?
Phil Kearns is worse because he occasionally says nice things about the other teams, but you know he doesn't mean it.
Can't go past TJ. Should just stick to calling the game without his bsIndubitably, Ian Smith.
Why make this a country thing? Touchy?
I don't like all the SA comms at all but not one of them comes close to this guy.
I just think Nisbett is the most biased commentator in all of rugby. Never has a good thing to say about any opposition.
I had just sat down to watch when a person i think was identified as "Will" called Tomane 5m in front of a return kick from Mogg - he went on about it so much, including suggesting that he might have a word with the AR, that despite it not being penalised they showed a replay. I then had to replay it myself because I was unable to see who he was talking about.Can't blame the commentators for getting a bit biased with some of those decisions and the way the game went - i.e. nothing going their way. I'd rather they actually say what they think, even if it sounds biased, than bs us and try and say they agree with obviously wrong decisions.
I had just sat down to watch when a person i think was identified as "Will" called Tomane 5m in front of a return kick from Mogg - he went on about it so much, including suggesting that he might have a word with the AR, that despite it not being penalised they showed a replay. I then had to replay it myself because I was unable to see who he was talking about.
He was quite wrong.
Having Googled him he may be used to playing to a solely NZ audience - really no excuse for getting that so completely wrongWillie Lose called Tomane 5m off side from a Mogg kick which actually came from Nic White and the replay showed him behind the kicker.
I think the problem was that by the time the ball touched the ground he was holding it by its side but it seemed to me likely that he "grounded" the ball in that he was holding it when it touched the ground. http://www.irblaws.com/index.php?section=9brumbies solid in defense spearheaded by mowen. not a lot of adventure but pounced when it was on.
Was very disappointed that they were kicking for goals from 56m with an 18point lead and 20mins to play.bonus points are sacred in this comp!
mogg was quiet - there was a lot of kicking up in the air with no competitive chasing.
ps - how was gears try not given. I honestly thought he'd get benefit of the doubt there - i agreed with marshal thats he had the ball down to the grass.