British and Irish Lions Tour to South Africa 2021 thread

[big gaz]

It's a farce, for three tours Gatland has used the lions tour as a Welsh development squad while getting a beneficial insight into other countries players.

He's not been coach of Wales for just over 2 years, so who benefits from this tour?

 

[domalino]

It's a farce, for three tours Gatland has used the lions tour as a Welsh development squad while getting a beneficial insight into other countries players.

This sounds like the kind of shite someone writes after about 8 pints.

 

[Nellies left peg]

Watching the decider, feeding the scrum crooked line outs. I never played a decent level, local 2nds but we never used to get away with any of that stuff

 

[homerdog]

Wow, the referee has had a shocker, talk about a homer!

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

Not good enough.

 

[BlueMoonday]

Should have gone for the points during those penalties when we were ahead.

Such an ugly series overall and narrow win for SA. Not a classic.

Officiating in the 2nd test also cost the Lions

 

[Nellies left peg]

Should have gone for the points during those penalties when we were ahead.

Such an ugly series overall and narrow win for SA. Not a classic.

Officiating in the 2nd test also cost the Lions

Wouldn't like to watch South Africa every week. A bit like watching the rags

 

[Bluesince1979]

Not good enough.

Yeah think this sums it up.
If its close or we edge the win the lions have done very well.
a months training camp and a few warm up games v a world class opposition .. ? Anything other than a slaughtering is ok. In my opinion

think gatland has done his bit now. Id take a total outsider for the next job, though i guess the players accept nothing but the best

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

Just like in the last tour there, an illegal act of foul play with a dangerous barge into the back of one of our props injuring him changed the game