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YOYO wrote:

Thai guy wrote:WR's apology to Wales fans today is justification for Dai's persistence in pointing out the incompetence of the officiating.

Most of Dai's efforts however resulted in locked threads and threats of a ban. The officiating here reflects the officiating of that try. #Verybad.

I like this quote from Gatland after Wales beat Ireland in 2011 in Cardiff though a blatantly illegal try.

“IT does not take the shine off the win. I couldn’t care less.”

I think he speaks for us all on here after the England win.

We should all care about accuracy of officiating.

Thai guy wrote:WR's apology to Wales fans today is justification for Dai's persistence in pointing out the incompetence of the officiating.

Most of Dai's efforts however resulted in locked threads and threats of a ban. The officiating here reflects the officiating of that try. #Verybad.

He was hinting at corruption. I think you know that, but you are a dull troll anyway.

Bye

Okay to settle this. I propose the following. There will be a rematch around this time next year and played in Wales to stop the whinging.

Mick Mannock wrote:

Thai guy wrote:WR's apology to Wales fans today is justification for Dai's persistence in pointing out the incompetence of the officiating.

Most of Dai's efforts however resulted in locked threads and threats of a ban. The officiating here reflects the officiating of that try. #Verybad.

He was hinting at corruption. I think you know that, but you are a dull troll anyway.

Bye

One things for sure, and that’s that the English are way more wound up about this than the Welsh, who are generally just chucking you a lure.

After Wales scored a try against Ireland in Cardiff in 2011 from using a different ball Gatland said "I can understand Ireland being frustrated with the try that was allowed but it's a decision that's gone our way, we've had some against us in the past, so I'm not complaining about it"