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I don't think any sport has video review/decision making process actually worked out yet, but in 20 years when we have, it sure isn't going go look anything like this..
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FYI with the squidge vs World Rugby situation, note that he has now started uploading videos to vimeo instead: https://vimeo.com/user103332235
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Sep 29, 2019 12:29
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Sep 29, 2019 13:10
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I’m an England fan but I sort of wish Francis had eaten a ban
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Sep 29, 2019 15:27
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Bit late but this is so  from Alun-Wyn Jones's kids.https://twitter.com/DoveMenUK/status/1177598774962790402
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Sep 29, 2019 16:57
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Sep 29, 2019 19:41
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Noice.
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Sep 29, 2019 19:56
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Was the Hooper tackle on Biggar ever replayed? I was in the car and it sounded like ‘we haven’t been coached on new frameworks honest’ was going to get another airing to a citing commissioner?
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Total Meatlove posted:Was the Hooper tackle on Biggar ever replayed? I was in the car and it sounded like ‘we haven’t been coached on new frameworks honest’ was going to get another airing to a citing commissioner? Yes, ref didn't see anything in it beyond a pen and I tend to agree (easy to say that after Wales have won mind).
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Firstly, when Japan won I was genuinely sort of walking around all day, and every now and again I'd just say "I still can't get over the fact Japan beat Ireland" to anyone who would listen to me. As in England in general football (soccer) is more popular, I was trying to think of a good analogy. It's not like beating Brazil, that would be like beating the all blacks. It's more like beating a team that is the best in the world on paper, but isn't really the best in the world. So I thought OK, maybe it's like beating England's football team with some sort of fledgling team, but I don't know enough about football to pick one that is equivalent to Japan. bessantj posted:Very good stuff from today Some of my favourite Reddit posts on this was basically people chatting poo poo about this being in touch. One guy was saying "If you had done the courses needed to be a referee you'd know it's in touch as soon as it crosses the line" and replied somewhere else to some other rule query telling someone never to try and become a ref. Naturally when someone copied and pasted the rules saying if a ball is knocked back into touch by a player who jumps from in touch before they land out of touch, the ball remains in play, he remained silent.
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Sep 29, 2019 22:48
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bessantj posted:Very good stuff from today Beautiful
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Kitchner posted:It's not like beating Brazil, that would be like beating the all blacks. It's more like beating a team that is the best in the world on paper, but isn't really the best in the world. So I thought OK, maybe it's like beating England's football team with some sort of fledgling team, but I don't know enough about football to pick one that is equivalent to Japan. It's like Saudi Arabia tipping over Belgium or the Netherlands in football. The Flemish lads are generally agreed as a pair of decent teams, with plenty of quality players (some of whom would be right up there amongst the best at the international level) and would have a decent chance at themselves beating just about anyone on their day, but both have generally underachieved at the showcase event in their sport. The Netherlands are historically one of the best teams to never have won the World Cup, despite the odd finals appearance, and the Irish rugby team, 2007 onwards, have generally underachieved at the Rugby World Cup having never advancing beyond the quarterfinals - although they had a pretty good excuse of "1/3 of our starting XV including the captain were unavailable, 4 to injury and 1 to idiocy, going into the quarters," in 2015. Much like the Saudi football team, the Japanese team is in a weird place where they're not considered a particularly strong team (although they've been in or close to a top 10 spot in the World Rugby rankings for a while, and them outranking Italy, for example, is not unusual any more) but they've also got a professional domestic league of a sufficient quality.
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Kitchner posted:As in England in general football (soccer) is more popular, I was trying to think of a good analogy. Strangely, Japan would probably work well enough in that analogy anyway.
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Sep 29, 2019 23:17
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Or when Wales beat Belgium at Euro 2016? God the Williams knockback to avoid the lineout was gold.
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Before hosting the soccer world cup in 2002, Japan had only qualified for it once('98). They went on to finish 9th in 2002 and have been in every WC since. I always figured they would go really well here, and after beating South Africa last world almost anything is possible.
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Just finished the replay of the Wales-Aus game. Lot of penalties that just seemed non-starters for me. That forearm was dumb and totally should have been played on. I’m glad Wales won by more than three because it would’ve been real ill-gotten gains to win by a PK off of a stupid penalty. I’m not really pulling for either team, but that mustache can eat a dick. He’s a cocky prick, isn’t he?
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Sep 30, 2019 07:09
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it's like japan beating belgium
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Football analogies are hard because that game (due to generally low scoring and the relative importance of goalkeepers) is more prone to upsets. Stuff in the area of 'semipros beat one of the top teams because their goalkeeper had the game of their life' can happen
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Sep 30, 2019 08:16
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Kitchner posted:Some of my favourite Reddit posts on this was basically people chatting poo poo about this being in touch. One guy was saying "If you had done the courses needed to be a referee you'd know it's in touch as soon as it crosses the line" and replied somewhere else to some other rule query telling someone never to try and become a ref. Naturally when someone copied and pasted the rules saying if a ball is knocked back into touch by a player who jumps from in touch before they land out of touch, the ball remains in play, he remained silent. I love it when people do that. Japan beating Ireland is like Greece winning the Euros, you're shocked that it happened but also delighted for the effort they put in.
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Sep 30, 2019 08:59
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Very sexy rugby https://twitter.com/top14rugby/status/1178056096067530752
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Sep 30, 2019 09:49
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C'mon the mighty Samoans!!
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Sep 30, 2019 11:17
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I wonder if they've worked on their tackling since the Russia game.
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Sep 30, 2019 11:20
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Good start from Scotland.
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Japanese coverage just popped up the fun stat that it's 29 degrees and 63% humidity at the ground right now. I'm wondering if the Scottish players think they're playing in a sauna. also there's another typhoon set to roll through this weekend, the reporting so far is suggesting the France-USA game in Fukuoka is most likely to be impacted.
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harperdc posted:Japanese coverage just popped up the fun stat that it's 29 degrees and 63% humidity at the ground right now. I'm wondering if the Scottish players think they're playing in a sauna. Yeah it looks really slippy and slidy out there. Difficult conditions.
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Aramoro posted:Yeah it looks really slippy and slidy out there. Difficult conditions. so much for Scotland practicing with soaped-up pills to help get used to this. I think it's just sweaty as all hell out there. [edit] that's a well-deserved try for Maitland, he's been pretty outstanding so far. harperdc fucked around with this message at 11:55 on Sep 30, 2019 |
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Sep 30, 2019 11:49
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Samoa are real bad.
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Laidlaw did not expect to score that there.
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Sep 30, 2019 11:59
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Boo. Be good Samoa.
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Sep 30, 2019 12:01
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Should get extra points for a drop goal that good.
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Sep 30, 2019 12:04
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Hogg has an absolute cannon in his leg.
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Aramoro posted:Hogg has an absolute cannon in his leg. Foot like a traction engine 
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I think Jamie Ritchie has had a great game so far.
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bessantj posted:Foot like a traction engine That's a good Aussie Rules goal to be honest Samoa with one in the sin bin as a result of giving up a penalty try, this is going to lead to Scotland getting the bonus point isn't it [edit] first streaker of the World Cup? harperdc fucked around with this message at 12:57 on Sep 30, 2019 |
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Sep 30, 2019 12:53
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Impressed that Scotland have not Scotlanded this
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tarbrush posted:Impressed that Scotland have not Scotlanded this The Ref is trying to give Samoa a boost so there's time yet.
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Sep 30, 2019 13:01
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Should of been a straight red
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