nagdefy wrote: » I was a bit underwhelmed with this documentary tbh. A lot of fill in. I need to be careful here as it's an ongoing case which might be groundless, but the focus on the Jackson family felt a little strange.
Grueller wrote: » We berate the English media for over the top reaction when they win anything, yet here we are with a documentary about winning a glorified practice match in a best of 3 series which was lost two to one. Also over the top reaction and hyperbole about the "stunning" win against NZ last weekend. Hypocrisy much.
nagdefy wrote: » I wouldn't share your viewpoint, there's no such thing in rugby as a non test match. It was a great achievement to win in SA with 14 men. But i accept your point that we're too fond of clapping ourselves on the back about a lot of things. Great little country crap. My problem this evening was the programme was boring and full of cliche. I was probably expecting too much. And i follow all sports i'd highly rate the Ireland's draw in Russia and Richard Dunne's performance that night in the euro 2012 qualifiers. I'd admire the Kilkenny hurling team of the noughties etc.
Bigbok wrote: » Fact is Ireland could not win a series in SA against the worst BOK team in living memory as well as the worst coach(I include PDV)
Duckworth_Luas wrote: » LOL! Nobody cares about SA or their moribund rugby culture. Ireland put 40 on the All Blacks, and they put 40 on Seth Efrika.
Bigbok wrote: » So that's ur reply???come back to reality,Ireland will get thumped by NZ in next week,the world looks at that win to be more of a shock than when Japan beat SA so what does that tell u??irish fans tend to get way ahead of themselves then when they fall down they are full of excuses?why couldn't u win a series in SA????honest question so would love to hear ur reply to that?
Duckworth_Luas wrote: » I will not discuss rugger with a person from a country that shipped 60 points to New Zealand this season.
Bigbok wrote: » Just shows u prob know nothing about the game and u just jumped in the bandwagon!u do realise ssotlans have a better win record against Ireland than Ireland have against them!very embarrassing that stat!
Duckworth_Luas wrote: » Who the fcuk are Ssotlans? Japan!!!!!!!!!!! Now that's embarrassing!
Bigbok wrote: » 60-0 that's all I'll say,come back to me when u can have a proper conversation about rugby
Duckworth_Luas wrote: » It is only possible to have a proper convo about rugger with rugger chaps from other Tier 1 countries. Not shanty South Africans.
Bigbok wrote: » Says the inbread pikey prick
PTH2009 wrote: » CJ standers mom looks alrite tbf lol South African rugby fans are very cocky. They are sore enough losers too (remember when we beat them in CP in 2009 when they were world champs and the SA players didn't clap the Irish team in)
Dr Crayfish wrote: » When you think Ireland had the muster to draw away to the world champs and beat them at home in football, in tournament football when it was required, it makes you wonder how Ireland lost for over a century to NZ in rugby. I know it's a different sport but our footballers are terrible compared to Germany whereas I keep hearing about all the world class rugby players we have. We don't even have one world class footballer right now but we can take a superpower head every few years.
dundalkfc10 wrote: » So we lost a friendly series 2-1 and beat New Zeland in a friendly! What's the big deal, they were friendlies! When it mattered most at the World Cup the rugby team FAILED
Allinall wrote: » No such thing as a friendly match in rugby.
namloc1980 wrote: » That's what the rugger crowd always say. It was a glorified friendly game. Ireland have a 1-1-27 record now against New Zealand. Embarrassing stuff. Yet the win in a friendly in Chicago is being hailed. It's still being talked about on the radio nearly a week later.
Beechwoodspark wrote: » It was an international test match.
dundalkfc10 wrote: » Glorified Friendly! When it matters the rugby team always FAIL! That's a fact!
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