Following Rose’s XV’s 15-16 defeat away to South Africa in the Rugby World Cup semi-final, former England international Lawrence Dallaglio accused referee Ben O’Keefe of not wanting to win. additional Springboxes.
Ben O’Keefe’s performances continue to be talked about. While the French repeated the infamous mistakes they made in the quarter-finals, dropping a point in South Africa on October 15, the English – players as observers – were now more cautious than the others. Rocambolesque scenario and Handre Pollard’s fatal penalty two minutes into the final match (15-16). Presque tous, en tout cas.
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The car of Lawrence Dallaglio, the 2003 world champion with the XV Rose (85 rebounds), was quick to hear about New Zealand’s performance. “Ben O’Keeffe is the subject of discussion and he is here to play the match in South Africa,” the former international broadcaster said on ITV ahead of the softest news of les réseaux sociaux. “I’m proud of the efforts of all the English players. They gained a lot of respect because they were able to become world champions,” as written above. X.
“Les joueurs doivent etre fiers”
Among the staff, Steve Borthwick left the competition with a smile, explaining that the group was still young. “Wait for this match, most of all he is not a parvenu, meme, if this is not passed. He may have an even better performance. Il y avait sur la feuille de match September 25″ “At any moment he is more important than the other semi-finalists. There is a good balance in this group and in tournament lessons,” said the manager of the XV de la Rose. “He is able to return to the semi-finals against world champions in terms of title and number of world champions. It’s not just that there are so many of them, with great athletes and great experience. Millions of people here are among them. Television around the world, where you can see a match of great intensity, here is a nice tour of our favorites. Today you are proud of these players, proud of the work of the Angleterre team. Petit’s kids will tell you about the payments, but it’s a good idea for a group of young people to do their best.”
Credited with keeping his team’s scores honest, Owen Farrell is “proud” of his team despite the many obstacles it has faced in the past. “Everything went as we wished, as what we know, on nous tout jeté au visage, c’était des roller coasters. nous n’ayons pas l’occasion de vivre le grand match (la Final) la semaine prochaine.”
Invited to five World Cup finals, Angleterre will need to be asked to take Argentina’s bronze medal on Friday at the Stade de France (21hrs), as well as complete the international watch collection following the 2003 title and three silver medals. medals (1991, 2007, 2019).