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Salta 2014....hell of a game

Started by Mozart5 REPLIES3,106 VIEWS· 24 Aug 2017, 21:17
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
24 Aug 2017, 21:17
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24 Aug 2017, 21:17#1
The Boks took the lead on a superb Habana chase of a clever Pienaar boot through. But then they went down when Lomp missed the Bargie scrumhalf for a try and Allende among others failed to get Tuculet out at the corner. .. Still Morne was on the park and a superb game line skipped pass from him and quick hands by Jean put Hendricks through in the corner. Morne kicked the conversion from the touchline under pressure. The Bargies responded with a penalty, but ice man Morne saved the game with a final penalty. .. The crowd were rabid and the Bargies up for the game. One also forgets the tight field with tiny in goal areas. Saturday will be a challenge.
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
24 Aug 2017, 21:51
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24 Aug 2017, 21:51#2
 The above description is what I would call utter BS.   The most memorable part of the game was the jet speed retreat in the scrums by Steenkamp and Jannie.   The following from the match report:-
45   :    South Africa replace their beleaguered props with Argentina dominating them in that area.
The story about the scrummie try is also false:-
"Argentina have their second try with Cubelli going over. Walsh checks it with the TMO but Le Roux's efforts to hold up the replacement scrum-half are in vain. Sanchez adds the extras"
No mention of De Jager in the above description - so Mozart's description must be his normal misrepresentation. 
The defense of De Jager on the say was poor.
There is no indication that De Allende had a poor game - natter of fact his stats indicate otherwise:-
de Allende0/001/2/5331103 5/10/000/0

A hell of a lot better than the stats of De Villiers in that game.
 
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
25 Aug 2017, 03:32
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25 Aug 2017, 03:32#3
Here's the big news Pervert, one thing doesn't preclude the other....after Cubelli beat Lomp ( your man) on the outside, Bismarck reflexively grabbed at his neck and Willie tried to prevent Cubelli from dotting down.....the key miss was Lomp's. What is disgusting is the fact that you have so obviously not watched the tape....but are happy to declare another poster wrong on the basis of one news sentence. .. And point out where I said Allende had a poor game....I said he failed to stop Tuculet's try. Tuculet was through with a clear run to the line, but Allende had a chance to stop him if he made some ground on him or tackled low from behind. He did neither he lost ground and tried to go high. The clearly faster de Villiers got there but by then it was too late. ... Those are the facts....here is the video. . https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=K4MYm63NZKU
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
25 Aug 2017, 04:56
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25 Aug 2017, 04:56#4
And no comments about the retreating scrums - the most notorious part of the game I'm question.
And the part about Bismarck missing the tackle and the role of Le Roux in your original comments.   Are you not ashamed of misrepresenting what happens in games.   I am going to watch the clip - but want to remind you beforehand that a previous clip posted by you exposed an outright lie on your part.   The clip comments will follow:-
I've had a look at the clip and your explanation on the Cubello try is total BS.  Both Bismarck and De Jager tried to tackle - with Bismarck trying a neck high tackle and factually got in the way of De Jager in a way obstructing his tackle effort.   Bismarck was in fact in a better position than De Jager to make the tackle.
I took a look at the other try as well.   Unfortunately the full sequence from the start of the move was not given and I will take aa second look at the one.   From what is clear though is that De Allende tried to overhaul Tuculet - and his tackle effort was too late.  Where was the wing in this case?       
Looking at the stats again - it is clear that both wings were poor in defense.  The stats were 2/2 for Habana and 3/2 for Hendriks - irrespective of which wing was involved - it is clear that the initial defensive lapse must had been  on the part of one of the wings,
It is unfortunate that you misrepresent occurrences during matches so as to find reasons to blame players  for lapses on the part of other players.   Three typical examples are -
*   the Barrett try in 2013 - when De Villiers went out of the defensive line and created gap in defense, Morne missed a tackle (a very poor effort) and Engelbrecht missed the final tackle and you never described the actual position and falsified what actually happened;
*    the penalty line kick missed by Morne in the Perth test, which resulted in a counter-attack and there were only 14 players on the filed at the time (if the kick was out - Habana would have been back for the rest of the game - and you never mentioned the Morne bugger-up and blamed Le Roux for missing the final tackle; and
*      when Goosen made a try-saving tackle and you claimed that it was a weak tackle.
I can give a long list of such misrepresentations -0 the above are typical examples that forms part of your falsification of game descriptions.   Mozart  - you have misrepresented occurrences in matches so often and caught out in the process - is it not time you stop the BS?    
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
25 Aug 2017, 14:37
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25 Aug 2017, 14:37#5
Yap yap yap....we have heard it all before Fantasy Flop.
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
25 Aug 2017, 16:13
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25 Aug 2017, 16:13#6
 If I flop in fantasy it is not representing lies a lie - the way you lie about games is incredibly dishonest.  One can never believe anything you write on this site pertaining to player performances and definitely not on certain players you dislike.
However, it is not only dishonest it is also stupid.  You post clips on site which afterwards proof that you have in fact lied.   That is even worse than your constant dishonesty.   
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