It really looks like the Boks can’t multitask. So yesterday we start of with a bang and score good ball in hand tries. It looks like we have the upper hand…
But then the pumas come up with there own ball in hand magic. Our prized world class defence is all of sudden not present anymore.
So it looks like we can either score tries via Backline play, but that comes at the cost of our defence not functioning.
Or we play the slow poison, predominantly forward power game, and our defence and line out structures stay in place.
So it looks like one or the other and the balance of the two styles together, is still alluding us. What do you guys think?
Denny
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“Unfortunately we got the yellow card. Argentina exploited that really well. They got outside our defence really well. They scored two tries while Kurt-Lee was off. So I think that was the momentum shift.
“I don’t think the game should have come down to the wire, with one man kicking it over. There were lots of opportunities where we lost the ball in lineouts, giving away penalties in their 22.
The coach also mentioned that the yellow card was a big factor, but it was their discipline that let them down when they had Argentina on the ropes in their own 22-metre area.