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RECAP: Rugby World Cup 2021 Semi Final 1 Live Updates: Canada vs England


AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND - NOVEMBER 05: Abby Dow of England scores a try during Rugby World Cup 2021 Semifinal match between Canada and England at Eden Park on November 05, 2022, in Auckland, New Zealand. (Photo by Hagen Hopkins - World Rugby/World Rugby via Getty Images)
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Utiku Old Boy 12 minutes ago
All Blacks legend weighs into Ireland: 'They've turned into a pack of whingers'

His point is valid regarding Irish pundits and fans.

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Utiku Old Boy 14 minutes ago
All Blacks legend weighs into Ireland: 'They've turned into a pack of whingers'

Similar to Irish moaning after falling in the Quarters - again?

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Over the sideline 17 minutes ago
Why the Springboks' rush defence won't bother the All Blacks

So NZ has no decent players but youre worried they could beat SA?

Which is it, because you seem to be gloating about how useless NZs players are but then claiming NZ could win.



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Over the sideline 24 minutes ago
Why the Springboks' rush defence won't bother the All Blacks

The forwards will run the front. NZ is allowed forwards in their squad. i lnow they didnt name a 500 man squad but they will name a 44 man squad on monday.

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Over the sideline 28 minutes ago
Why the Springboks' rush defence won't bother the All Blacks

NZ shouldnt bother eh. 100-0 to the Bokke every test from what you claim.

SA are no 1, not number 1-15 like you seem to be claiming.



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GG 29 minutes ago
Losses to the Springboks will be a learning experience, not a disaster

With Rennie now in charge, the make up of the team is much better. You needed real locks and couldn’t understand why it took so long to select Darry. With Lord not injured as well, you now have great tall timber. Adding Vaai to blindside flank also right. The front row and loosies with Jacobson also better for test footie. Cam is real deal at scrummie, and stability Jordie brings at inside center is for me the key. I would play Jordan at fullback, and have Mac on bench. Best squad in years, and Rennie needs to now build test caps under different conditions to be ready for WC. The tour to SA is a great excercise to do that.

The one unknown to me is how Love reacts when you struggle at setpiece and possession and have to spend time defending? But this is a proper test side now



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cnw 30 minutes ago
Contest or no contest? The eternal struggle between the Springboks and All Blacks

Q79 - they are atheletic and anaerobic giants for sure, but they are also aerobically challenged - though it was great to see Ox in full flight the other day - just too bad he busted something doing it. And thats your true concern isnt Q - that giants like TdT and Louw cannot keep up with say a Numia or Poirot or even big men like Tosi in open play? And I think what is happening is that France and the ABs are evolving their game to achieve a different balance of anaerobic and aerobic - one that will force change in the Boks after a period of anaerobic dominance.

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Over the sideline 32 minutes ago
Why the Springboks' rush defence won't bother the All Blacks

Perfiterol ? He eats mouth frothers apparently.

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Over the sideline 35 minutes ago
Why the Springboks' rush defence won't bother the All Blacks

1 all in NZ?

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Over the sideline 37 minutes ago
Why the Springboks' rush defence won't bother the All Blacks

Are you saying that Rassie doesnt know what his best side looks like? Maybe over selecting is confusing him.

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GG 40 minutes ago
Losses to the Springboks will be a learning experience, not a disaster

No regretting at all. Proper test rugger is fantastic, and if the better side wins we have no issue

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Over the sideline 44 minutes ago
Joe Schmidt bows out on a high - but can the Wallabies escape 'the twilight zone'?

Nothing you wrote indicated a bright side. Sorry no sunshine for the Wallabies under Kiss.

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Timmyboy 49 minutes ago
Top 20 Gallagher PREM signings of the season: Part 1

Going to be strange seeing Marchant, Mako Vunipola, Lawes & Robson all back in the prem and in different club shirts! As a Saints fan seeing Lawes come to play against us at Franklins gardens is going to be surreal.

Would have been cool to see Billy V come back too before he retires. Hopefully Quirke stays fit for Newcastle they could be a really exciting team next season.



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HenryAU 1 hour ago
Boks release 5 from squad ahead of Argentina and Greatest Rivalry Tests



Springboks welcome back 10 experienced internationals from injury, namely locks Eben Etzebeth and Lood de Jager, utility forward Franco Mostert, back-rower Siya Kolisi, scrum-half Morne van den Berg, fly-halves Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu and Handre Pollard, centre/flanker Andre Esterhuizen and utility backs Ethan Hooker and Canan Moodie.

One or two half decent players back from injury … 😆 This is akin to America joining the Allied forces in WW2



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HenryAU 1 hour ago
James O’Connor opens up on South African move that almost happened

Would have been a great signing for the Sharks, imagine the knowledge he could have imparted on a young Vusi Moyo.

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HenryAU 1 hour ago
All Blacks legend weighs into Ireland: 'They've turned into a pack of whingers'

One of the few commentators who show genuine enjoyment when the opposition do something well or score a brilliant try against the All Blacks - you can hear in his voice he loves the game.

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Chiefs Mana 1 hour ago
Boks release 5 from squad ahead of Argentina and Greatest Rivalry Tests

Dad’s army

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Cantab 1 hour ago
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Absolutely. SA is the benchmark on which Rennies ABs success or otherwise can be measured. Australia & Argentina don't have the same depth or firepower to seriously challenge the top echelon of world rugby although they may cause the occasional upset. France, Ireland, Scotland & England at full strength are the only major challengers from the Northern hemisphere. Italy & Wales are currently cannon fodder sadly. Worthy of note that only England of the Northern sector has won a world cup which has been dominated by SA & NZ.

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Bazzallina 1 hour ago
Joe Schmidt bows out on a high - but can the Wallabies escape 'the twilight zone'?

Joe still going to be sniffing around with Bernie and the B squad wouldn’t be a surprise to see him involved with Oz at World Cup pity Pritchard broke his leg at u20s ( Hip drop btw watch this space I reckon ) but I only mention him as I heard NRL were hot to trot regarding signing him so that’s a good sign Union got him as they must see a future being sold ..Oz rugby don’t need to keep all the best talent just a slightly bigger piece of that talent pie

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Olly 1 hour ago
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I wonder if we will ever change Charlie Cale into a back….

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