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Even with their Boks, the Sharks aren’t demonstrating anything that looks like incisive attack. Nonetheless, they are resting their Boks, because they have somehow found themselves at #4 on the URC table. So they are double-clicking on that.

The above selection includes good players, but the game will probably be a territorial snooze-fest, at least on the Sharks side of the ball.

Interesting that Wilson had a very similar experience just a few years ago in Dublin with Glasgow, and that cost him his job at the time too. You might think he knew exactly what was coming but it appears not.

Happened to Bristol too, used to being able to chuck the ball around unhindered and crumbled to that line speed.

They had no chance before a whistle was blown, they were quite literally playing against Ireland but nonetheless it was poor.