Pro D2 : la délicate affaire Barry Maddocks (SU Agen)

It is the antithesis of the general idea of what subs are supposed to provide, bringing impact into the game.

A lot of his subs were very young, so along with making sure you’ve got the finally flurry out of your starter, there could be some merit to the idea. It was just done so late so often that it felt like Razor is paying zero attention to how difficult it is for sub to bring that immediate impact, and as we saw with Aumua, how being on the field for 20-25 minutes was needed before you could really settle in and play your best.

I feel the French are like that too (because theyre no names to me), but sure, it’s a lot different if its RG Snyman you’re bring on.

Also in relation to your quote, I also don’t think he appreciates the influence of numbers, either in total, or more importantly in my mind, in conjunction together. I can’t remember once where the entire front row might have come on together, as a more attune unit with each other (not that NZ has developed the same consistency in selection with SA has benefitted from).

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They were gifted a victory last year against Scotland, despite the hosts scoring a late and perfectly legal try. That loss would have seen France’s 2024 table position plummet. I don’t recall Galthie making any statement in relation to that incident. Least of all one questioning the actions of the officials, which helped ensure his team avoided a justified loss.

Much the same as Galthie didn’t comment on Atonio avoiding a red card against Ireland for a horrible high shot - which despite seemingly passing without much coverage, Atonio actually repeated in this outing in Paris against Scotland (this time on Darge). Atonio only collected a Yellow Card for the first. He escaped without any punishment for his illegal shoulder to the head in Paris last weekend. Ghaltie once again curiously silent on those refereeing blunders.

While they have players who are very talented and who play good rugby, they’re also becoming an increasingly unlikeable group with a tendency towards cheap shots, refereeing complaints, and a desperate win at all costs approach that we’ve seen grow since even before Jelonch embarrased himself with his theatrics in Australia.

Thanks though for alerting all of us to the fact that he is human.

You must have special insights to know how emotional he is.

I can reliably report that he is very homesick for Tonga and that is the real problem. Despite your fantasies Walter that is his spiritual homeland not Queensland.