RUGBY- blood sweat n honour

fly_in_d_sky

Originally posted by nizam_syah82 at 11-9-07 09:33 AM


samoa aku tengok drop biler 2nd try depa dibatalkan..ref kata offside..bila replay x offside pun..aku tengok pun x offside..lepas tu samoa mcm dah give up..kalo samoa dapat try tu mungkin kep ...

sama ada ref buta
takpun ref anti samoa
takpun ref makan rasuah
takpun ref nie ngek ...........
mmg tak offisde
lgpun pengulas sukan pun kata tak offside
ape daaaaaaaaaa
sux big time ........!

carrim7

aku setuju ler...try samoa 2 maner der offside ler.
  mamat tuh dari rucking terus dive for try.
tk puas hati btui aku ler.

pokya

Phil Vickery kena 2 match x silap aku.springboks nye star schalk burger pon kena gantung gk.hampeh tol camni.harap2 wilko dpt maen sabtu ni baru best game

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North and south are poles apart

Ireland coach Eddie O'Sullivan described his side's performance in the 32-17 defeat of minnows Namibia as horrible.

But that damning criticism could well have been applied by coaches of the other northern hemisphere heavyweights after their first matches in the World Cup.

While all apart from Italy and Six Nations titleholders France emerged victorious, it was hardly with a flourish.

While South Africa, Australia and New Zealand were racking up overwhelming victories over Samoa, Japan and Italy respectively, England, Ireland and Wales were scraping past the United States, Namibia and Canada.

Scotland, too, had some awkward moments in their 56-10 win over debutants Portugal, a team made up of amateurs.

Realistically only France and Six Nations Triple Crown holders Ireland entered the World Cup as viable contenders for the William Webb Ellis trophy.

Ironically, they were the poorest performers.

The Irish were honest enough to admit to how dreadful they had been against a side that conceded more than 100 points to South Africa in a warm-up match.

While England coach Brian Ashton said England would be sharper for Friday's crucial clash with South Africa the veteran coach was not supported back at home by the media.

The Mail on Sunday said the good news from the game with the United States was England won 28-10 and there were no significant injuries to players.

揘ow the bad news

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Wilkinson out of crucial tie against Boks

JONNY Wilkinson was ruled out of England's Group A match against South Africa in Paris on Friday with a ligament sprain in his right ankle, coach Brian Ashton announced here yesterday.

England's problems at outside-half were compounded by a hip injury sustained by Olly Barkley, Wilkinson's replacement in the champions' tournament opening 28-10 win against the United States last Saturday, during training yesterday.

揙lly Barkley has strained a hip flexor,

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Burger cited for dangerous tackle

SOUTH Africa flanker Schalk Burger has been cited for a dangerous tackle on Samoa scrumhalf Junior Polu in their Group A match on Sunday.

揟he player and his team management have been informed and a hearing will be scheduled as soon as reasonably possible,

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Wilkinson, Vickery out of tie against Boks
JONNY Wilkinson was ruled out of England's Group A match against South Africa in Paris on Friday with a ligament sprain in his right ankle, coach Brian Ashton announced here yesterday.   England's problems at outsidehalf were compounded by a hip injury sustained by Olly Barkley, Wilkinson's replacement in the champions' tournament opening 28- 10 win against the United States last Saturday, during training yesterday.   揙lly Barkley has strained a hip flexor,

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Kiwis cast aside personal pain for collective gain

WITH a strength in depth other countries can but dream of, the All Blacks insist there are no personal sour grapes about missing out on team selection for the collective good of the bid for World Cup glory.

New Zealand launched an impressive 11-try blitz on a shellshocked Italy in their opening match here on Saturday, and look to set to coast through other Group C games against Portugal, Scotland and Romania.

Coach Graham Henry was in the enviable position of leaving such gnarly veterans as prop Greg Somerville, and backs Nick Evans and Joe Rokocoko kicking their heels in the stands for the opener against the Azzurri.

A bitter pill to swallow for players who would surely waltz into many a starting team at the World Cup? Not so, apparently, as Henry seems to have drummed in a message that personal pain must be cast aside for collective gain.

Flying Fiji-born winger Rokocoko, who has notched up an amazing tally of 38 tries in his 45 Tests, is in direct competition with the onfire duo of Siteni Sivivatu and Doug Howlett for a place on the wing.

Howlett scored a hat-trick and Sivivatu a brace against Italy, the former equalling Christian Cullen's try-scoring record of 46 for the All Blacks in the process.

And Rokocoko, likely to be unleashed on Portugal in New Zealand's second gool game in Lyon on Saturday, admitted he was 揺ager to play

spitfire007

attee, wehh!!!

teman tak berkenan bebenor laaa jersey2 baru skrg ni. maybe teman ni old fashion sikit tapi jersey2 ketat tanpa kolar tu not my cup of tea. mmg ada rasionalnye dema buat jersey2 baru tu sbb tak nak org tarik jersey dsb, tapi ada sstgh tu player dh jadi mcm robocop. teman perhatikan byk jersey2 ni ada padding di bhg2 tertentu, dh mcm american football plk

carrim7

fiji tadi luck giler win ngn japan.
   flanker fiji langsung tk suke buat rucking ler....

pokya

game tight le.x sangka japan power gk.ade sorg mamat new zealand-born try 2 kali tuh

fly_in_d_sky

Originally posted by spitfire007 at 12-9-07 11:27 PM
attee, wehh!!!

teman tak berkenan bebenor laaa jersey2 baru skrg ni. maybe teman ni old fashion sikit tapi jersey2 ketat tanpa kolar tu not my cup of tea. mmg ada rasionalnye dema buat jersey2 ...

ok per jersey baru diorg
nampak kemas sket
tang padding tuh ... nak elak badan sakit sgt
yer la diorg kan jenis main humban2 badan .......
lagi ganazzzz dr american football .........
tp tak sume jersey ada padding rasanyer ......

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Fiji hold off Japan, Tonga make US eat humble pie

FIJI withstood a determined fightback from Japan to win a thrilling Group B clash 35-31 yesterday and get their World Cup campaign off to a perfect start.

The Pacific Islanders scored their fourth try 10 minutes from fulltime to seal a hard-earned victory and a bonus point after the lead had changed hands six times in the closest game of the tournament.

  

Stopped: Mike Hercus of the US is tackled by two Tonga players during their Group A match in Montpellier yesterday. Tonga won 25-15.

Fijian openside flanker Akapusi Qera scored two tries and centre Seru Rabeni and lock Kele Leawere crossed once each while flyhalf Nicky Little added three penalties and three conversions to become the 13th player to pass 600 points in international rugby.

New Zealand-born lock Luke Thompson scored twice and prop Tomokazu Soma once for Japan, who were thrashed 91-3 by Australia at the weekend, and they earned the consolation of a bonus point for losing by less than seven points.

稩n Group A, the tiny South Pacific kingdom of Tonga humbled the United States 25-15 in their opening match yesterday to effectively end the Americans

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Argentina hit out at schedule after struggling to beat Georgia

FRUSTRATED Argentina coach Marcelo Loffreda believes having to play two, tough physical battles inside four days almost derailed the Pumas

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England replace injured Barkley with Farrell

FLYHALF Olly Barkley has been ruled out of England抯 World Cup Group A game against South Africa tomorrow and will be replaced by Andy Farrell, team officials said yesterday.

Barkley, himself a replacement for ankle injury victim Jonny Wilkinson, damaged a hip flexor in training on Tuesday and the results of a scan on the injury yesterday forced coach Brian Ashton to rearrange his team again.

Farrell will take on the number 10 duties, including the goal-kicking, a role he has never assumed in a first team union match.

Mike Catt, who turns 36 next week, remains at inside centre and offers kicking cover but England are still at a huge disadvantage in their most important group game.

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South Africans to appeal Burger抯 four-match ban

South Africa are to appeal the four-match ban handed out to star back row forward Schalk Burger which would see him miss tomorrow抯 crucial World Cup clash with England.

The 24-year-old flanker

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Veteran du Randt still a huge worry for champs England

SOUTH Africa great Os du Randt may be 35 but that doesn抰 lessen England抯 respect for the powerhouse prop.

Reigning world champions England will look to end a three-match losing streak against the Springboks when they meet in tomorrow抯 potentially decisive Group A clash in Paris.

They head into the game on the back of a disappointing 28-10 win against minnows the United States in their opening match where the Eagles matched them physically up front.  

揥hen you see a performance like that you pretty fervently hope you抣l never see anything like it again,

nizam_syah82

errr..camner kira point yang baru ni ekk..bukan menang 3..seri 1 kalah 0 ke..ni aku tengok ade yang menang dpt 5 point..ke kira ikut score..

nizam_syah82

Originally posted by carrim7 at 13-9-2007 02:25 AM
fiji tadi luck giler win ngn japan.
   flanker fiji langsung tk suke buat rucking ler....

fiji buat style main 7 side..x suka ruck..main sprint jekk..

carrim7

right now kalo win dpt 4 points.
   kalo dpt score 4 try..dpt satu bonus point......