We haven't done well with Peyper reffing but I'll argue he's the best ref in world rugby today.Anyone know what our record is like under Peyper?
At least of diabolical results in Bledisloes & he reffed us v Scotland in Newcastle in 2012.
So Cheika need to have a pre-game meeting with him way more than Eddie does?
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We haven't done well with Peyper reffing but I'll argue he's the best ref in world rugby today.
No, not if we were still second in the world but we have been fluctuating between 3rd and 5th.
A more objective way to look at it is this:
England and New Zealand are the two teams ahead of us and we haven't beaten either of them. Ireland beat us by 3 points with the home advantage. Ireland have beaten NZ, but they also got beaten twice by the Boks earlier in the year, but beat them once as well. We beat the Boks at home but they beat us at altitude and they have clearly been struggling since then. Everyone else below us we have beaten.
I reckon the rankings are about right except that us and Ireland are on par for the 3rd spot at the moment. If we beat England we will justifiably climb to 2nd and then it will be up to Ireland to challenge us for that spot, or for England to get it back, during the 6 nations.
"The Disciplinary Committee then concluded that, although Mr Mumm had committed an act of foul play (as he had accepted), the particular circumstances of the incident meant that Mr Mumm's actions would not have warranted a red card,” today’s statement read."
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ the thing to remember about the Scots shambles is they fuckin' pleaded GUILTY & initially were only appealing the severity of the penalty. How the then got off altogether is a mystery.
Spot on. I think we all get too caught up in the details sometimes.Swings and roundabouts. 12 months ago Australia embarrassed England and Argentina with Ireland. Fast forward a year and the four teams are in entirely different places. Who is to say that in another 12 months it will be the same? Surely the Springboks can't be as shitty as they have been this year for long. I have been a Larkham critic (as a coach) until this tour. But I am starting to see more of the kind of play that made me love rugby. It would be great if Byrne and Larkham could effectively reimplement (rusty edges atm) those backline plays. I think another year or two for some of our forwards might also knock things up a notch. Holloway, Staniforth, the return of Higgers, another year for Robertson and Latu etc.
Among others, 0-3 to England at home is one hell of a "detail".
It can only be presumed that Twoilms "swings and roundabouts" Means we are due for the roundabout.
It is a detail in how ever many years of Rugby we've all seen/will see.
So what are the chances England can break the All Blacks winning record? Win this then it is on to the Six Nations. They play Ireland last who on current form are the only side I can see them losing too. Stay undefeated and that is 7 games - 20 tests.
Guess the Wallabies really need to win this weekend. Not sure if it is worse that the Poms or Kiwis hold the record.
Anyone know what our record is like under Peyper?
At least of diabolical results in Bledisloes & he reffed us v Scotland in Newcastle in 2012.
So Cheika need to have a pre-game meeting with him way more than Eddie does?
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