Seems you are getting under their skins. Keep it up.
For mine I wanna know why irb are commenting anything re reffing decisions. Wtf. There were a few I wasn't happy with too
Times article
Host nation angered by scrum propaganda after officials admit to errors
England are furious at what they perceive to be a campaign designed to undermine Joe Marler and create a “smokescreen” around the scrum before Saturday’s do-or-die World Cup showdown with Australia.
Bob Dwyer, the former Australia coach, has accused Marler of gaining an advantage by boring in on opponents. The England loose-head prop’s “illegal” technique has also been highlighted by Jonathan Kaplan, a former referee, and Australian bloggers, who have posted online a still image to illustrate Marler’s angle of attack.
England have a strong tradition of dominating Australia up front, most recently when they over-powered the Wallabies to win 26-17 last November. The squad is understood to view this furore as an attempt to influence the referee and compromise England’s power base. Scrummaging experts have told The Times that the spider-cam images from the Wales game have been misinterpreted. They argue Marler is not cheating, as has been claimed, because neither he nor England could gain any advantage from his hips being out that wide.
England are anxious that the officials on Saturday night do not make the same mistake; they are particularly sensitive about refereeing interpretations after being informed by World Rugby that four crucial penalties in the 28-25 defeat by Wales, including one at a scrum, should not have been awarded against them.
However, the referee on Saturday night is Romain Poite, a Frenchman who is renowned as one of the best officials in the world at reading the balance of power in the scrum, and England are confident that he will not be swayed by the rumpus over Marler.
Why Saturday may be better
England’s crucial game against Australia will be refereed by Romain Poite, below, who has a reputation as the leading referee of the scrum. He took charge of the Lions’ series-clinching 41-16 victory over Australia in Sydney in 2013 and penalised the Wallaby pack heavily. This will be his third match of the World Cup.