Jeez! Stop arguing fellas! Two great tests, played to the last second! By two wonderful teams! Shame there wasn’t a third, which would be great played at Lansdowne.
@@RealLitRugby then don’t bring that bullshit comparison here Messi is the goat of football and so is cheslin that’s why DuPont went for the 7s so that he can win easy but couldn’t do shit at 15s
The ref did a great job. If the only slight I would say would be to better the whistle call when a scrum gets turned to the point where the defensive team is folding on themselves and that can have a real danger to anyones neck, back, head and spinal injuries with the full pressure at the end with multiple players piling one on top of the other. But loved the games great skills and speed. Exciting to watch and I'm a staunch born and bred Maori.
Ireland have been doing this for years outplaying the best teams on the planet and credit to them. However these games have nothing resting on them. What counts in international rugby is the world cup and to date Ireland have not qualified to the quarter finals. When push comes to shove Ireland do not have what it takes
Nah come on boys. We cant rely on kicking and penalties anymore. We gotta change up our playstyle a bit now and start running the field more. Polly is getting old and next WC we are screwed if we cant start playing the field and run better.
Referee is a donut 😂😂😂 he gave unjustified penalties against Ireland couple of times during scrums and rucks. The boks as world champions didn’t manage to score a single try and lucky the Irish manage to win, congratulations lads
As a 65 year old Irishman I can say that these 2 tests nearly sent me to the next world! I don't know if my heart can get through the autumn internationals. Great time to be a rugby fan, we are being served up some great rugby at club and international level. My only worry is that the number of games in a season is creeping up, I would rather quality over quantity so I hope this new northern vs southern hemisphere tournament either gets scrubbed or the teams send developing players only.
Then, like me (75), you'll remember that when rugby went professional we were all worried that Ireland would be unable to compete. In the early years our teams were on the receiving end of some serious hammerings from England, France, South Africa, New Zealand and others. Now we're up there with the best. Even when we lose it's by narrow margins. I don't care if we are the best in world or not. The gap between the top 5 is very narrow anyway. But I'm in awe of the achievement of Irish rugby. BTW I had the privilege of being at both games.
@@emmatsebe1468 gosh did South Africa win the World Cup, you would never know that talking to a South African they really don’t say much about it, only every time they open their mouths.
South Africa is changing the game of rugby in to soccer which is not good for a world champion.The beauty of rugby is by creating a beautiful try and it's slipping away
Good win for Ireland. They are 100% the best team in Europe. See you next year in Dublin fingers crossed. Perhaps by then these dirty croc roles will be sorted by the match officials 😘
To be fair, Porter blatantly faked an injury after getting cleaned just so that it could checked by the TMO, which is far worse than what Kolbe did & way more embarrassing. Speaking of shithousery... Ireland players (especially the two who cynically croc-rolled Marx after he's just returned from months off with ACL surgery & recovery) should both have been red-carded - no mitigating factors whatsoever, and clear & intentional dangerous foul play. Don't need to see this in the game, nor the bloodbath (very one-sided - those on the receiving end). See link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yEikIrT9LIk.html
If Ireland made no mistakes, the score would've been 25-0. Boks created no points of their own, and Rassie will need to answer for this sorry performance.
And 1 or 2 of the penalties were not penalties. 1 was 100% not a penalty as it was a high ball judged to come off an Irish hand forward when it actually clearly came off a SA hand.
@@RazorMouth Diving around the place like soccer slags. Bad sportsmanship. If they made no mistakes, score would've been 13-0. With home advantage. Boks got off the hook big time, all things considered.
You obviously don't know a quality leader like Rassie because he and captain Siya Kolisi apologised to all South Africans in a press conference soon after the 2nd test against Ireland. He is humble in both victory and defeat. That's why he is an inspiration to the mighty Springboks and the entire nation of South Africa.
@@vivb5180 So....basically, he did exactly what I said he would have to do?! You obviously didn't pay attention to what I said, or even to your own self-confirming reply. Genius.
