cashead wrote:Fair call from Peyper. No clear intent or malice, but obviously high. That's a yellow any day.
Bit of an odd one, cause you'd have to say by the letter of the law it's a clear red card - direct contact to the head, with force, no mitigating factors. Technically it's a poor decision to only give a yellow. But I agree with you that, on the feel of the tackle and the actual levels of danger involved, it was just a yellow.
It was so much easier to blame Them. It was bleakly depressing to think They were Us. I've certainly never thought of myself as one of Them. No one ever thinks of themselves as one of Them. We're always one of Us. It's Them that do the bad things.
You get the feeling that France will regret only being 9 points up at the break. They've left at least 7 points out there and this Welsh team doesn't need to be given second chances.
Puja wrote:You get the feeling that France will regret only being 9 points up at the break. They've left at least 7 points out there and this Welsh team doesn't need to be given second chances.
Defence is the main worry, I don't see how replacing Parkes with Patch helps that. Replacing Biggar makes more sense, whose kicking out of hand has been crap.
This game is far from over. I’m disappointed that Ntamack is off but Lopez is probably a more reliable place kicker. France must score first, and if they do, I think they will win, but if Wales score first....
I can only assume he has a mental issue cause what on earth is the thought process there? Attacking 5m maul, in control of of the game, player isn't a threat to the maul, world cup QF... ?
