Haha yeah, other than last year. It usually is pretty deft though. Again not endorsing him really, but if the solution to Potter out is JAS sliding out one then it may work. I dunno. I’d just slot Pietsch in myself.Does he though?
It seemed to be his two of his biggest weaknesses last year with the Wallabies...
The ball didn't often get past him, and his kicking game was to say the least... awful.
He would often kick when it was the wrong option, and execute poorly... such as hoofing the ball straight down to the opposition fullback with a penalty advantage and a counter attack opportunity wasted, or a cross kick directly into the arms of the Springbok winger, or routinely grubbering the ball through at every opportunity inside the opposition 22m.
Having said that, if he promises to never kick the ball this weekend unless absolutely necessary... I wouldn't be entirely opposed to him starting as JAS' defence was found wanting as the game went on.
No it's ok. Owens came out and said it's fine because he tried to wrap. So now as long as you try to wrap you can take peoples heads off by the sounds of it. I can't believe Owens would say it was a perfect clean out. Lost all credibility. Tbh he did a whoSo I watched the latest episode of the Aotearoa Rugby Pod and I’m making my call…. penalty against the Lions, Wallaby ball. Parsons and Hall know far better than a pleb like me lol.
if you don’t already, ARP is a really good watch each week.
Wayne Barnes also came out supporting it predictably, whid have thought two home nations refs would agree with the call.No it's ok. Owens came out and said it's fine because he tried to wrap. So now as long as you try to wrap you can take peoples heads off by the sounds of it. I can't believe Owens would say it was a perfect clean out. Lost all credibility. Tbh he did a who
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I didn't expect anything less. At least WR (World Rugby) kind of suggested it was the wrong call by only saying they support the referee team and not saying the call was right. What shits me is the lions fans online think Owens is perfect and what he says is always correct. He was a decent ref but has lost touched with the gameWayne Barnes also came out supporting it predictably, whid have thought two home nations refs would agree with the call.
According to Barnes "common sense prevailed" with the call. Apparently he hasn't seen the crack down on any contact with the head in the last few years.