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Losing to Japan is the biggest loss in history....hahaha

Started by Mozart23 REPLIES683 VIEWS· 28 Sept 2019, 21:26
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
28 Sept 2019, 21:26
#1
28 Sept 2019, 21:26#1
The lesson is in a team game, if you play with guts and smarts you always have a chance. This is not the end for Ireland, just as the Boks went on to almost win the semis in 2015. Rugby men know that, fools don't. But I suppose it's possible this could mean we don't face Ireland in the semis, which would be a good thing.
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DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
28 Sept 2019, 21:32
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28 Sept 2019, 21:32#2

So if you lose against the Japs in the pools, you get the Allblacks in the quarters?

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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
28 Sept 2019, 21:33
#3
28 Sept 2019, 21:33#3

Who was the best loosie on the field - the Japan captain obviously.

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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
28 Sept 2019, 21:36
#4
28 Sept 2019, 21:36#4
Stampkar......has to be your man Stampkar......Muck. Draad we played them in the semis....thinks to himself not the sharpest pencil
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
28 Sept 2019, 21:43
#5
28 Sept 2019, 21:43#5

No Strzok - I have always supported Labuschagne - the player you always claim not a test level player.   He is a worse nightmare for you every time he plays for Japan.  LOL  

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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
28 Sept 2019, 22:13
#6
28 Sept 2019, 22:13#6
Who Liggies? Got the ball 10 times, passed the ball once......gained all of 25 metres. Hahahaha, Kolisi made made 36 metres in 5 runs today, is he also a world beater? The egg drips off the Japanese Catastrophe opportunist.
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Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
28 Sept 2019, 23:42
#7
28 Sept 2019, 23:42#7
Lappies is a good player but give me Kolisi all the way, if not Kolisi it would be Jaco Kriel
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
29 Sept 2019, 01:54
#8
29 Sept 2019, 01:54#8

Throw in 18 tackles made and excellent work at breakdown points - the idiotic personified Strzok  is getting more embarrassed after every game Labuschagne play for Japan.  Always an idiot Strzok is, 

Remember Labuschagne played against Ireland (rated no 1 in the world) and Kolisi against Namibia (probably no 18 in the world)  - the example the birdbrain gave is hilarious and shows his mentality,  LMAO   

There is a difference  Dave.  I would have Labuschagne ahead of every one of the SA loosies in the present WC squad bar Du Toit,            

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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
29 Sept 2019, 05:49
#9
29 Sept 2019, 05:49#9
Muck your attempt to shift this to a discussion about Liggies, wont work. For 4 years you have been telling us that the number 2 ranked rugby team should never lose to Japan.......that any coach who allowed that to happen is useless. Well that's what's just happened, the number 2 ranked team, Ireland, lost to Japan......and the team was coached by the Current World Coach of the Year, Joe Schmidt. Kinda makes a mockery of the 5000 or so posts you have launched attacking HM because of the Japanese loss. Put some ashes on your pan kop, rip your sack cloth and enjoy your crow.....doos.
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
29 Sept 2019, 08:49
#10
29 Sept 2019, 08:49#10
Strzok
As per normal you are clueless about individual players and made utter BS of reality.
So lets back to reality to overcome your distortions:-
*   Japan was ranked at 15 when they beat the Springboks - before Saturday they were ranked at 9*   The Japanese team playing against the vastly superior team to the one that beat the Springboks in 2015 - fact is they would have beaten the Springbok team of 2015 by many more points than they did the Irish one;*    The Springbok squad of 2015 was the worst squad SA ever nominated to play in the WC - there were at least 8 unplayable players in that squad = only an ididotic coach and his equally idiotic supporters on site could come up with such a squad,*    Wish we have a performing loosie as an inspirational captain like Japan had on Saturday -  Vermeulen is a total under-performer in the tests he played in this year and Kolisi is a quo ta selection
Meyer was always a shit coach and you were always idiotic.   LMAO        
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CeradynePro9,374 posts
29 Sept 2019, 12:44
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29 Sept 2019, 12:44#11


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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
29 Sept 2019, 13:22
#12
29 Sept 2019, 13:22#12

Ceradyne

Very funny that one.  

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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
29 Sept 2019, 13:22
#13
29 Sept 2019, 13:22#13

Ceradyne

Very funny that one.  

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CleanCutPro9,905 posts
29 Sept 2019, 13:49
#14
29 Sept 2019, 13:49#14

Kolisi??

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahahaha!!1

Of course it would be, Kolisi.

You have a knack of selecting the useless, Dave.

Always have.



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CleanCutPro9,905 posts
29 Sept 2019, 13:55
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29 Sept 2019, 13:55#15

Japan are a much improved side to the team that thumped the Boks.

That hiding was just shameful.

Ireland faced a different beast. They have nothing to be ashamed of.

This Japanese side would have run 50 past Meyer's Goats.

Rugby men know that ... fools don't.



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Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
29 Sept 2019, 17:02
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29 Sept 2019, 17:02#16
No chance Mike My loosies would have been 6. Kolisi and Jaco Kriel 7. Jacques du Plessis and JL du Preez 8. Marcel Coetzee and Dan du Preez
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
29 Sept 2019, 18:09
#17
29 Sept 2019, 18:09#17

Dave

Obviously we differ on the issue of the importance of breakdown ball protection and recovery as well as a vey high and effective tackle efficiency,  Labuschagne in the last two tests made a total of 36 tackles - which is a very high figure even for a loosie.   All the loosies mentioned by you averaged  about 10 tackles per match even on franchise and not test level,   

However, my main contention has in fact nothing to do with the present scenario - the horse has bolted - and everything to do with the dud very pace-deficient loosies Meyer and Coetzee in their stupidity specialized in and the support he received from members who knows zilch about rugby and give players demeaning names on site - normally lying about issues too.            

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Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
29 Sept 2019, 18:28
#18
29 Sept 2019, 18:28#18
Lappies was good enough to play for the Boks, I have always been a fan
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Mrs SearlePro1,533 posts
29 Sept 2019, 19:20
#19
29 Sept 2019, 19:20#19

Japan what a team! A great day for rugby and a great win against a really great team. My power rankings (at present. can change depending on next games in the series): 

England
Wales
Australia
Ireland
New zealand
Argentina
Japan
South Africa
France
Scotland

This Japanese has done some great things. They have put thirty points on both Australia and New Zealand since they last time they played those two and beat the Boks in 2015 and now beat Ireland. They had a blip in a wold cup friendly warm up against the overrated Boks this year but they have played really well most of the time. You just got to admit that they are better than a lot of people think. 

Hey CleanCut, if the Boks played like they did against New Zealand against Japan they would have been given a right pumping. Your Boks cant tackle for shit, the most overrated defence in world rugby. Is there one Bok who looked like a strong tackler? I didnt see even one. really funny that New Zealand needed that open space to clinch the game wat a cripple fight it was. 


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Mrs SearlePro1,533 posts
29 Sept 2019, 19:20
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29 Sept 2019, 19:20#20

Japan what a team! A great day for rugby and a great win against a really great team. My power rankings (at present. can change depending on next games in the series): 

England
Wales
Australia
Ireland
New zealand
Argentina
Japan
South Africa
France
Scotland

This Japanese has done some great things. They have put thirty points on Australia and New Zealand since they last time they played those two and beat the Boks in 2015 and now beat Ireland. They had a blip in a wold cup friendly warm up against the overrated Boks this year but they have played really well most of the time. You just got to admit that they are better than a lot of people think. 

Hey CleanCut, if the Boks played like they did against New Zealand against Japan they would have been given a right pumping. Your Boks cant tackle for shit, the most overrated defence in world rugby. Is there one Bok who looked like a strong tackler? I didnt see even one. really funny that New Zealand needed that open space to clinch the game wat a cripple fight it was. 

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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
29 Sept 2019, 19:40
#21
29 Sept 2019, 19:40#21

Back with a new User Name and already writing BS on site.    Clueless as only Liza Page can be.      

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Mrs SearlePro1,533 posts
29 Sept 2019, 19:45
#22
29 Sept 2019, 19:45#22

So what do you thoink about the Boks playing Japan in the semis? Is their muscle enough to win?

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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
29 Sept 2019, 20:26
#23
29 Sept 2019, 20:26#23
You have to love it....HM is clueless about loosies.....but Eraser is still starting Vermeulen, Kolisi and DudToit (the Japanese bunny), all of whom were used by HM. As was bench option Flouw.....2 of HM's starters are still in our Match 23.....hahaha! Logic mangled by Erastistas!
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
29 Sept 2019, 21:50
#24
29 Sept 2019, 21:50#24

At least he is faulty in that as well.   All humans err - but some twice or even many more times than others.  Erasmus sole problem is he selected a few players on reputation - half of Meyers normal squad  was only selected on reputation and he disregarded performance totally. Hu ge difference,    

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