SA sneak a late BP. Week 6 will be feisty but AB should be in the
Bok's seat by then
Moderator: morepork
Never has before - see all the complaints every 6N for the last 20 years, when the Scots and Welsh return to their clubs on fallow weeks.
It doesn't, but that surely makes it completely unfit for purpose? The whole point of it is that internationals get unequivocal first call on players during set windows, so it seems barking that this can be circumvented by a club threatening to make them fly back and forth across the globe each fallow weekend.
Agree entirely, but then just add this to the list of things that aren't fit for purpose re. IRB etc. I often wonder if it is the fans or the players that are bottom of the pile when it comes to the regs or decision making...Puja wrote: ↑Tue Sep 09, 2025 6:51 pmIt doesn't, but that surely makes it completely unfit for purpose? The whole point of it is that internationals get unequivocal first call on players during set windows, so it seems barking that this can be circumvented by a club threatening to make them fly back and forth across the globe each fallow weekend.
Puja
The humping would have been even greater if the handling of the Boks backs had not been so sloppy.Puja wrote: ↑Sat Sep 13, 2025 1:16 pm Half-time:
NZ 10 - 07 SA
Full-time:
NZ 10 - 43 SA
Safe to say the second half didn't go to plan for the ABs. New Zealand fans spent so long clamouring for Scott Robertson to be in charge, but he's surely got to be under pressure now after his NZ being generally underwhelming and this RC losing to Argentina and then getting utterly handled by the Saffers. There'll be ructions if they lose to Australia as well.
Puja