Pro4,146 posts
02 Oct 2013, 13:44
#1
02 Oct 2013, 13:44#1
Are the Springboks getting preferential treatment from the Judicial Committee????
Started by hakwa21 REPLIES611 VIEWS· 02 Oct 2013, 13:44
Club Pro336 posts
02 Oct 2013, 14:04
#2
02 Oct 2013, 14:04#2
get Nonu suspended too, if you think Jannie is guilty.
Pro9,905 posts
02 Oct 2013, 14:34
#3
02 Oct 2013, 14:34#3
I see the kiwi faggot's still crying.
Pro4,146 posts
02 Oct 2013, 15:19
#4
02 Oct 2013, 15:19#4
what are you talking about ntanga? Nonu rightly got yellow carded for the shoulder charge! As for Dr Jannie not even a card and not even a mention of the eye gouge. I smell a cover-up of the highest order.
What about the IRB memo after the Frenchman Rougerie (may he get his just deserts one of these days) almost gouged out McCaw's eyes during the RWC Final that any player caught eye gouging even after a Test on Camera will be severely dealt with.
Seems the SARU have bullied the SANZAR judicary into silence. We the All Blacks bow to no one and we will teach you this saturday what we do to bullies.
What about the IRB memo after the Frenchman Rougerie (may he get his just deserts one of these days) almost gouged out McCaw's eyes during the RWC Final that any player caught eye gouging even after a Test on Camera will be severely dealt with.
Seems the SARU have bullied the SANZAR judicary into silence. We the All Blacks bow to no one and we will teach you this saturday what we do to bullies.
Pro4,146 posts
03 Oct 2013, 02:03
#5
03 Oct 2013, 02:03#5
last chance to hear confessions!
Coach57,555 posts
03 Oct 2013, 08:03
#6
03 Oct 2013, 08:03#6
hakwa
I do not know what common law principle applies in New Zealand - I assume the English one. In South Africa the much more advanced legal common law system - the Roman Dutch system - is applied. This system depends on indisputable proof that an offence has been committed and also that if there is any doubt the accused is afforded the benefit.
There is absolutely no certainty that an offence has been committed and if so - there can be no charges in such a case - hence no action been taken against Jannie. It will serve no purpose to make all kind of wild statements - unless you are just needling.
Captain40,032 posts
03 Oct 2013, 11:53
#7
03 Oct 2013, 11:53#7
Hakwa what evidence -didn't see anything. Nonu needs a life baan.Cloudy I hope whatever happens re the nz board t his will be at least your second home. All kiwis need to get a balanced perspective otherwise they may fall into the trap of believing their own hype!
Club Pro201 posts
03 Oct 2013, 12:25
#8
03 Oct 2013, 12:25#8
Hakway, what about the sneaky fingers in the eye of Gerrard by So'oialo? Have an excuse abouit that? mate mccaw had foul play against france himself! heres the thing, new zealand CONSISTENTLY get away with very serious acts of violence.
Club Pro201 posts
03 Oct 2013, 12:36
#10
03 Oct 2013, 12:36#10
this is highly illogical, you have your players get off with insane violence and illegal play woven even into their own tactics but you will call out anyone else for whatever you feel like. one rule for you and another for everyone else, just like new zealand like it. pathetic.
Pro2,380 posts
03 Oct 2013, 12:37
#11
03 Oct 2013, 12:37#11
Definitely a cover up. It's disgraceful really how the Boks resort to cheap and dirty tactics. Still, they've always been known for it, what with their record yellow card haul in tests....the only record they hold!!
Club Pro201 posts
03 Oct 2013, 12:42
#12
03 Oct 2013, 12:42#12
hows about new zealands 100+ penalties to a card. that includes spear tackles on smit, o'driscoll, paulse, larkham, pienaar and stiff arms in the throat in most big games and constantly bringing down jumpers at lineouts, dangerous play at rucks, eye gouges, stamping. so many never called out because the new zealand mafia own the irb. new zealands all blacks are scum.
Pro4,146 posts
03 Oct 2013, 12:42
#13
03 Oct 2013, 12:42#13
Ihi what National Team do you support?
Captain18,570 posts
03 Oct 2013, 12:43
#14
03 Oct 2013, 12:43#14
Beeno (aka it's the refs fault ) : just applying simple logic one arrives at the inescapable conclusion the Boks & other teams (not ABs of course ) are getting special treatment. I present the big picture facts below in the sprit of helpfulness:
If you have a team that is so superior the powers that be have to help the weaker nations, e.g. South Africa; the Poms, Ozzies, etc. It is in the interest of the sport.
The Mighty All Blacks even did this in the last RWC where we let the French think they were doing well - ultimately we of course won the game but we kept in close & believe that the sport has benefited from this generosity.
We (not wee Beeno, lol) All Black fans also go along with this very fair-minded good sport type of approach and indulge the friendly but mindless chatter about refs and cheating, etc. This is very evident on this site for example.
You are a fair-minded and intelligent fellow Beeno so although this is a hard truth I am sure you can see the logic and will arrive at the same conclusion.
We look forward to a meeting of the minds on this point.
Club Pro201 posts
03 Oct 2013, 12:45
#15
03 Oct 2013, 12:45#15
yes two throat slams on french players leading up to the penalthy that "won" the game. pathetic. oh yes and conrad smith who missed all of his tackles hahahaha
Pro2,380 posts
03 Oct 2013, 12:55
#16
03 Oct 2013, 12:55#16
Doesn't matter how many penalties per card Ihi....it's clear that whenever the Boks infringe, there's an element of thuggery involved and going by their record haul in yellow cards, the judiciary agree with me and most other rugby followers in the world, barring Saffer supporters and sycophants!The problem now is that they are committing so many foul acts in a game that they are getting away with half of them, a la Dr Du Plessis. When will they learn and start playing the game fairly? T he rest of the world is getting sick and tired of it!
Pro4,146 posts
03 Oct 2013, 12:55
#17
03 Oct 2013, 12:55#17
What National Team do you support Ihi?
Coach57,555 posts
03 Oct 2013, 12:58
#18
03 Oct 2013, 12:58#18
moodaa
A case of the pot calling the kettle black? Better keep quiet about dirty play unless you are sure that the All Blacks are squeaky clean - which they are not. The latest two warranted red cards in Tests and Super Rugby was given against Hore and Nonu - the one against Bismarck was eliminated because it was a referee mistake.
At least when a SA player disgraces himself and the team - there is an apology made by our coach - when an All Black does the same Hansen says nothing and apparently condones it. If there is something unacceptable - that is.
Club Pro201 posts
03 Oct 2013, 13:01
#19
03 Oct 2013, 13:01#19
bullshit moola, nobidy commits more illegal play than the all blacks and THAT is something the world is getting sick of. people in the game are talking about the preferential treatmenr of new zealand especially after your thug play in the shame world cup final.
hakwa im an aussie/
hakwa im an aussie/
Pro4,146 posts
03 Oct 2013, 13:04
#20
03 Oct 2013, 13:04#20
that wasn't so hard now was it ihi Maaaaaate!
Pro2,380 posts
03 Oct 2013, 13:11
#21
03 Oct 2013, 13:11#21
The only preferential treatment the ABs get is being able to gaze lovingly at most of the World's rugby trophies in their bulging cabinet whenever they want to.
And the only shame about the RWC Final was that it wasn't the Ockers we were thrashing.....we'd already done that in the Semi!
But don't feel bitter about it all Ihi. After all, you walloped SA in the quarters; a win masterminded by your Kiwi coach!
And the only shame about the RWC Final was that it wasn't the Ockers we were thrashing.....we'd already done that in the Semi!
But don't feel bitter about it all Ihi. After all, you walloped SA in the quarters; a win masterminded by your Kiwi coach!
Pro4,146 posts
03 Oct 2013, 13:15
#22
03 Oct 2013, 13:15#22
"a win masterminded by your Kiwi coach!" LOL Moolaa!
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