Wallabies v South Africa Saturday 10/08/2024

[sandgroperrugby]

Can’t wait for the ex Tahs player to make his debut.

Well at least that is what will by on the tongues of the east coast media. Great to see him get the nod, talk about a memorable debut against the world champs.

[volvo]

Can’t wait for the ex Tahs player to make his debut.

Well at least that is what will by on the tongues of the east coast media. Great to see him get the nod, talk about a memorable debut against the world champs.

You forget that he came through the great Sydney rugby schools of Trinity and Hale, and played for the great shute shield club of UWA

[GIGS20]

You forget that he came through the great Sydney rugby schools of Trinity and Hale, and played for the great shute shield club of UWA

I'm with Grope, much will be made of his Super Rugby Debut being at the Tahs and whatever Shite Sheild club he played for when there because he couldn't get back to play for Uni

[SNOB]

Carlos played for the Turds so says Tim Whoreman!
Boks have totally out played a very small Wallabies squad. I know it’s not the answer but our boys look like boys playing against men. Even when we have the Force playing against the Kiwi teams we look small. We do need to start getting more of the larger guys to start playing rugby like it used to be. A game for all! We seem to have said small is better and faster but get them young and build the speed. IMO.

[palitu]

Well, that was a shellacking.

Not entirely surprised, but would have liked it to be more of a competition. The offense was simply unimaginative and predictable.

For a team talking about running the bigger boks around, we just ran into them one out from the ruck. So not sure of the game plan. It looked like playing forwards rugby against a forwards team.

When we out on some width it was better. Hell even some ball out behind or some dummy runners.

The game plan, or the execution, or both was all wrong.

Carlos was ok in a smashed team, a turnover, some tackles, some ineffective runs a nice turnover and getting turned inside out. Not out of place in an outclassed team.

[Sheikh]

Well, that was a shellacking.

Not entirely surprised, but would have liked it to be more of a competition. The offense was simply unimaginative and predictable.

For a team talking about running the bigger boks around, we just ran into them one out from the ruck. So not sure of the game plan. It looked like playing forwards rugby against a forwards team.

When we out on some width it was better. Hell even some ball out behind or some dummy runners.

The game plan, or the execution, or both was all wrong.

Carlos was ok in a smashed team, a turnover, some tackles, some ineffective runs a nice turnover and getting turned inside out. Not out of place in an outclassed team.

Chatting with Andy_S watching the game and we reckoned it was like watching the Force in their darkest days of Richard Graham; no invention, no gameplan, and once you go beyond ~3 phases kick ineffectually for little distance with no runners to compete.

[Leo86]

I couldn't tell what happened with Williams, was it the tackle just before they dragged him?

I think Carlo did well considering, I noticed him trying to amp up the team. Even after his own turnover, he went around around slapping everyone else on the back. I'm glad he debuted and he looked like he was over joyed at getting there. The rest of the Wallabies looked like they were just going through their motions. I know Schmidt is still trying out players etc but we didn't look like we gelled at all. Noah and Wright, who even play together in Super, no talk/communication and run into each other.

Boks on the other hand, are a very oiled machine and looked like a team in every essence of the term.

[Tazzmania]

South Africa as expected far too good for the Wallabies.

I think the showing was a lot worse than I expected, but hopefully next week will be an improvement.

More importantly lets focus on our boys.

Jeremy Williams:

A 12 minute appearance had little time to assert himself in a team already going backwards, and a concussion resulted in a limited appearance. With concussion protocols and having already suffered some early in our season unlikely to be back until the Argentina matches.

2 tackles 0 missed and 1 pass in his short stint.

Carlo Tizzano

His usual menacing self, he may be small but has the heart of a lion.

Played 75 minutes after going off for five minutes and then returning to the field with the Williams concussion.

Top tackler at 19 with 0 missed.
Turnover won 1
Passes 4
Carries 6
Meters gained 4
Average meters per carry 0.67

Did nothing wrong and deserves another shot this week.

[Burgs]

Noah and Wright, who even play together in Super, no talk/communication and run into each other.

I've not watched the match fully but saw bits and saw that bit. Looked like Wright was ready to punch him after that happened!

[Sheikh]

Carlo Tizzano

His usual menacing self, he may be small but has the heart of a lion.

Played 75 minutes after going off for five minutes and then returning to the field with the Williams concussion.

Top tackler at 19 with 0 missed.
Turnover won 1
Passes 4
Carries 6
Meters gained 4
Average meters per carry 0.67

Did nothing wrong and deserves another shot this week.

Considering at half-time we'd missed 22 tackles (out of 88 made), then Tizzano did excellently. But the SMH still gave him 4.5/10 (joint worst mark with the props and Lolesia).

[volvo]

Considering at half-time we'd missed 22 tackles (out of 88 made), then Tizzano did excellently. But the SMH still gave him 4.5/10 (joint worst mark with the props and Lolesia).

Typical of east coast media....

Rugby pass gave him a 7 and said he was probably the team's best.

Carlo Tizzano – 7
On debut for the Wallabies, Carlo Tizzano was probably the team’s best on Saturday. Tizzano has been a tackle machine for the Western Force in Super Rugby Pacific over the last couple of seasons, and the backrower was able to carry that into the Test arena.

Tizzano, 24, made 15 tackles before the end of the first half and added a few more before going off as a replacement late in the contest. The openside flanker led the way with five more tackles than South Africa’s Ben-Jason Dixon who was second.

The Western Australian, who is now Wallaby #982, came off second best with some collisions when carrying the ball. Tizzano literally bounded off a defender during the first half – but the flanker’s ability to bounce back up is an impressive trait.

https://www.rugbypass.com/news/walla...hampionship-2/

[GIGS20]

Considering at half-time we'd missed 22 tackles (out of 88 made), then Tizzano did excellently. But the SMH still gave him 4.5/10 (joint worst mark with the props and Lolesia).

FFS, we were a rabble, Carlo the only shining light.In comparison with the others he was a 10, but looking at the result a 6 would be fair.