2023 RWC Buildup, Squads, Fixtures 'etc'

Just to think, had they caught the head contact earlier, it possibly would have stopped the try from being scored.

God Fiji are poor. Can't believe England will go further than us.

Raynal killed the Fiji advantage after one phase there. Did they ask for it or was there a forward pass?

Try Fiji. They desperately needed that after two poor penalty kick misses.

Who do people fancy to win in game later?

France to edge it against SA more dynamic in attack and home advantage gives them an advantage.

Les Bleus s'il te plaît

Thank you for the kind input.

Fiji scrum penalty there. Raynal takes an age to give anything.

Personally I’ll be going for the boks tonight purely because of the hatred the French have for us. L’Équipe was a cesspit last night. Irish are awful, Irish team are awful and arrogant, Irish fans are awful and disrespectful. The Irish have become the english. The list is endless. This isn’t a few fringe comments either this is from the vast vast majority.

It certainly seems like once they have any attention on one thing they ignore what's happening. I've no idea how the afters didn't warrant an absolute minimum of a showing to and words from the ref even if what looked like the usual Farrell shoulder block was actually legal.

The early no arms tackle has to be a card for me, easy to break someone's leg like that depending on exactly how the leg ends up placed as it's struck, also flipped the player and absoutely zero pretence of legality to it.

Since the start of the tournament though it's been extremely clear this is a world rugby production as far as the coverage is concerned with nothing debatable shown unless the TMO is stepping in. They probably think it makes the game look better by hiding the controversy but instead it makes the game look worse as everyone assumes they keep missing things or letting them go.

That's the general rhetoric on social media from most fans accross the globe.

Many Irish Rugby fans had became very arrogant recently