Rugby World Cup

[superheavyrhun]

I'm so angry my hands are shaking. What was Alain Rolland thinking to give a red card at 20 minutes oif the workld cup semi final for waht was debatably even a yellow card offence. We have been cheated of the world cup.

To get to 8-9 with 14 men for an hour, we would have slaughtered the French with Warburton on the pitch.

Forget all this shit about brave performances and gallant losers. We were cheated, simple as that.

The anger after Wayne Barnes' performance short changed us against South Africa has now paled into insignificance. What with all this talk of betting irregularities in cricket etc, I wonder what the odds on a red card were?

It was an excellent effort, and we still could have won, but we would have destroyed them without that shocker of a decision from Rolland.

[X]

dwi fel 'n ddicllon buom caffledig. Allasom wedi ennill 'r chrynswth beth.

[porkypara]

Cant remember the last time I felt so pissed off at a sporting event.

[superheavyrhun]

Yes, I'm still bitter. No, I don't want to get over it. And I still mean what I said about Alain Rolland.

A day of not being able to concentrate on anything else, with occasional periods of staring into space and quietly seething.

[Oggie]

Very hard luck fellas, France do not deserve to be in the final. What a waste of a team they are when you consider the talent they have at their disposal. Wales were still comfortably enough outplaying them despite being unjustifiably down to 14 men (and Warburton is almost worth 2 players on current form). Add to that the fact that Adam Jones had to go off so early (which fucked the scrum) and no Rhys Priestland to set the backline alight, I think the Frogs can consider themselves very fortunate. All the planets aligned for them really!

Halfpenny's agonizingly close penalty attempt from the halfway line just highlighted how close Wales came.

[superheavyrhun]

Very hard luck fellas, France do not deserve to be in the final. What a waste of a team they are when you consider the talent they have at their disposal. Wales were still comfortably enough outplaying them despite being unjustifiably down to 14 men (and Warburton is almost worth 2 players on current form). Add to that the fact that Adam Jones had to go off so early (which fucked the scrum) and no Rhys Priestland to set the backline alight, I think the Frogs can consider themselves very fortunate. All the planets aligned for them really!

Halfpenny's agonizingly close penalty attempt from the halfway line just highlighted how close Wales came.

Don't worry, I'm sure we'll be back to our average standard of play by the time the six nations comes around. Trying to avoid bitching too much, but I can't say that the best team on the day won.

I feel similar to how I felt when Wales lost to Russia in the playoffs for a European Championships a few years ago, just stunned and a little bit sick.

[Andre]

Spewing, I was hoping Wales would win for you lads.