Agreed. I thought, in the moment as I watched it, that Willie absolutely did that on purpose. He saw the hand and passed deliberately to hit it. Sketchy, but so clever it was a thing of beauty.

Willie LeRoux did it on purpose😁

It was an Eddie Guerrero move! 😂

Yea, think I would have smashed the telly

I agree, experience really comes a long way in rugby.

I must say I agree - to be honest I used to be one of them. But thanks to squidge my eyes have opened up to a deeper level of technicalities, and this is where Willie and Faf work their magic. @squidge: you are growing the game of rugby in ways I dont think you even understand - great job man! Onwards and upwards!

Ehre und Stärke Brudi

Indeed. Those who know just wish that he would catch the high balls better!

Doesn't matter. Him and Elton will always be held to a different set of standards than the rest of the team.

@@Karma-qt4ji I don't have anything against Willie, but Elton does not deserve the springbok Jersey.

@@omnihein9322 And yet Elton won us the game against New Zealand last year, played better the whole of last year than Polly and even having the shit game in the first Wales test, was statistically better than Pollard in the second. Pollard's only decent game in recent history was yesterday. So if Elton does not deserve a Bok jersey, what does that say about Pollard? Does he still deserve a Bok jersey given that he has had a single decent game since the RWC final? And despite you being okay with Willie, is he not also destined for the rubbish heap given the poor form he had for most of the RWC and a good portion of last year? As I said, Elton (in this context) is not held to the same set of standards that the rest of the team are held to, he is universally hated so only his poor performances ever count. Not really fair, is it?

@@Karma-qt4ji fwi, I am not a Pollard fan, we need a more consistent flyhalf, we have all the other areas covered but for some reason, modern-day South Africa can't produce consistent flyhalfs like we used to. (Eg, Morne Steyn, say what you want about that guy, but he is mister consistency) Don't get me wrong, I don't like Willie, the last 3 games proved that he can still be an important part of the team, personally I much rather see Kurt Lee at fullback.

Yeah wales are good at rugby

I bet he was too. But if Biggar is going to be that bloody stupid then he deserves what he got.

Only if Alun Wyn played in it.

Ireland didn't win shit, Spain would've won that game against those cards.

@@FAWicon you are a mad man

That would be a sad day for the springboks….

@@damiandennis7997 Why? Do you just expect teams to roll over and accept a loss whenever they play tradionally stonger/more successful teams? Wales are a great rugby nation and its their no.1 national sport, just like NZ. I love Wales vs Bok games, only comes 2nd to All Black vs Boks games for me. Long gone are the days of beating teams by cricket scores, and the game is better for it, and will only continue to get more interesting in the future. Even the all conquering AB's arent guaranteed victories against every team anymore, the closeness and unpredictability is what fans want and every sport needs. I say Wales vs Boks are already the next great rivalry

@@Graham159871 what he means is as a boks fan the all blacks are the pinnacle and the all blacks are their biggest rival. Not wales that sits generally bottom 5 of the wolrd top 10.

@@caylebmladenovic3348 All Blacks won't be the pinnacle for much longer the way other teams are catching up despite their history.

Lol shhhh

Please can we stop blaming the referee for Wales losing that test - he really wasn't even good enough to be biased.

@@Karma-qt4ji he literally didn't explain the card he gave to alun wyn

@@adamtelford4370 Came in from an offside position, lay down on top of the ruck and tried to fiddle with the ball in the ruck. You don't see the entry here but at 14:15 you can see him doing it. It was yet another incident in a trend of Welsh players illegally and intentionally trying to spoil quick ball for SA. Don't get me wrong, I have the utmost respect for Wales, but if you get 4 yellow cards all for professional fouls, and dodge a second one for Biggar (then converted to a red card) for the intentional knock on, perhaps the referee is not solely responsible for the outcome. Wales players playing McCaw rugby without McCaw guile or finesse - never going to end well! Ref was shit, no doubt about that, but he missed the interference in the lineout that led to your first try and he overlooked Jantjies being tackled in the air that led to your second try, plus a list of other things on both sides. Even with him being shit, you gave him the ammunition to punish you with and you paid the ultimate price for that.

@@Karma-qt4ji fair enough sound argument. But could you explain the reasoning behind alun wyns yellow card in the second match?