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Eddie Jones masterpiece....well done Japan

Started by Mozart19 REPLIES876 VIEWS· 19 Sept 2015, 19:50
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MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
19 Sept 2015, 19:50
#1
19 Sept 2015, 19:50#1
Stunning stuff by the Japanese. Those who said Eddie was nothing...think again. The best coach in rugby, does it again.
But what heart from the Japanese.
These people have been through so much. The worst natural disaster in 20 years, followed by a nuclear disaster. They deserve a bit of joy.

One of the great upsets in sports. A game they will show 50 years from now...we were privileged to witness it live.

AG
AgPleezDeddyClub Pro900 posts
19 Sept 2015, 19:51
#2
19 Sept 2015, 19:51#2
 Absolute joke of a performance by us. But too right Moz, top marks to the Japanese, showed great heart and desire to do well for their country.
MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
19 Sept 2015, 19:54
#3
19 Sept 2015, 19:54#3
Plenty of pieces to pick up. But if we can win our other pool games, this sets up a better route to the final. But can we beat the mighty USA?  
DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
19 Sept 2015, 20:10
#4
19 Sept 2015, 20:10#4
 Moz, well done to Eddie, but we FCKEd up. Meyer and his outoppies FCKED up. Clear and and simple.
MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
19 Sept 2015, 20:14
#5
19 Sept 2015, 20:14#5
 Like ou toppie Kriel who missed the tackle for the last try...and ou toppie Coenie who gave them a penalty which set up the move upfield and then yellowed himself. 
BR
BrycyPro4,671 posts
19 Sept 2015, 20:16
#6
19 Sept 2015, 20:16#6
 ...is this Japanese team that recently lost to the USA that good or are the Boks just rubbish...especially their backline... remember that was the easiest game of the pool so difficult to see SA progressing.. .gunna take a miracle
CA
carpetmuncherPro1,667 posts
19 Sept 2015, 20:18
#7
19 Sept 2015, 20:18#7
great comments guys...eddie jones is the master of space manipulation....his focus on the details just once again shows his epic skillset.
amazing how the japs used the inside runners to stop the defenders on the second line outside of the attacking channel.....masterfull execution of attack ball
DB
DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
19 Sept 2015, 20:23
#8
19 Sept 2015, 20:23#8
 Brycy, Boks were even kakker than you think. Yes, Moz, I saw that, but we should not have been in that position in the first place. No excuses, Meyer and SA Rugby made one big FU of our RWC challenge. FCKing JAPAN! 
DA
Devil's AdvocatePro7,008 posts
19 Sept 2015, 21:31
#9
19 Sept 2015, 21:31#9
Last year I suggested Eddie as the coach for the Boks and many scoffed at the idea
I said then, that this guys tactical mind is second to none
What he has done to this Japanese team is phenome nal
Well done Japan, the emotion, determination, and down right will to win was fantastic to see
CA
carpetmuncherPro1,667 posts
19 Sept 2015, 21:44
#10
19 Sept 2015, 21:44#10
 lets hope eddie comes to SA
DA
Devil's AdvocatePro7,008 posts
19 Sept 2015, 21:48
#11
19 Sept 2015, 21:48#11
He is, for the Stormers  
CA
carpetmuncherPro1,667 posts
19 Sept 2015, 21:52
#12
19 Sept 2015, 21:52#12
 jip massive recruit from gert smal.......with carel du plessis aswell the stormers will have a dream team in the coaching booth
DA
Devil's AdvocatePro7,008 posts
19 Sept 2015, 21:57
#13
19 Sept 2015, 21:57#13
Agreed muncher  
BE
Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
19 Sept 2015, 22:29
#14
19 Sept 2015, 22:29#14
 Ou muncher thinks his criticism is something new. He is years behind the curve.
AJ
Arthur JohnPro1,748 posts
19 Sept 2015, 22:39
#15
19 Sept 2015, 22:39#15
 Brycy....you are spot on.
The Proteas are going to battle to make it to the next round.
Now if only we had a Springbok team playing in the WC it would be a different story.
You know the South African team that use to wear the Springbok emblem on their chest and not on their sleeve.
NIPPON.
DE
DennyCaptain12,893 posts
20 Sept 2015, 07:10
#16
20 Sept 2015, 07:10#16
 "These people have been through so much. The worst natural disaster in 20 years, followed by a nuclear disaster. They deserve a bit of joy.

One of the great upsets in sports. A game they will show 50 years from now...we were privileged to witness it live."
Once again showing your class Moz, I agree, we should be gracious in defeat and accept that we were beaten by a better team on the day. Japan were courageous, skillul  and smart.
DE
DezertFoxPro2,288 posts
20 Sept 2015, 07:13
#17
20 Sept 2015, 07:13#17
Unfortunately, contemporary South Africans are quite sour and Bitter in defeat and turn on their own. 
DE
DezertFoxPro2,288 posts
20 Sept 2015, 07:31
#18
20 Sept 2015, 07:31#18
The man who made a monkey out of Lambie was a Nihonjin Cloudy.
CL
CleanCutPro9,905 posts
20 Sept 2015, 07:41
#19
20 Sept 2015, 07:41#19
 
Whaaaat???

You told us all just how useless he was ... and now he's the best coach in the world??

WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAA!!!!

Listen up you stupid man ... before you do a 180 on us it would perhaps be a good idea to remember what you said earlier ... saves you the embarrassment of coming up with a counter excuse.

Haaaaaaaahahahahahaaaa!!



 
DE
DezertFoxPro2,288 posts
20 Sept 2015, 07:43
#20
20 Sept 2015, 07:43#20
Most of them are. The trouble areas are lock and flank though. 
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