Now of course Marx as a player has to be extremely careful what he can say but its clear he was not happy with scrum calls.
We also had Robbie Kempson speaking out very strongly and providing the video evidence that that last scrum was totally illegal. also that other scrums were badly called.
But we are all supposed to ignore all this and believe mozzzzzz spinning everything to suit his Rassie hating agenda.
- Springbok hooker Malcolm Marx has intimated that the national team were on the receiving end again of tough refereeing calls against the Wallabies, particularly at scrum time.
- It was indeed noticeable that South Africa weren't rewarded for their dominance at the set-piece throughout the match.
- But Marx acknowledges that it can't be the sole reason for the team's defeat and pointed out they need to improve.
Malcolm Marx has intimated that the Springboks were once again on the wrong side of the whistle when it came to certain decisions, particularly at scrum time.
Nothing illustrated that frustration than in the final set-piece of Sunday's 26-28 loss to the Wallabies on the Gold Coast, where - despite not having ascendancy at that scrum - the hosts could've easily been pinged for shoving inwards instead of South Africa being penalised for not releasing.
There was also a scrum shortly before that match-defining moment where the Boks had their opponents in reverse gear.
In fact, their overall dominance in that facet was never rewarded.
There was also a scrum shortly before that match-defining moment where the Boks had their opponents in reverse gear.
In fact, their overall dominance in that facet was never rewarded.
