@JacquesMaree73@Dragonswrath2 Gardiner kept you in the game even with your petulance. He gave England 2 yellow cards for nothing(Pollock and Coles). He didn't penalise the punches either and was Materas best buddy
@difusionradical@RugbyInsideLine We didn't. It's no try. You needed the officials to even compete with a England team missing rested/injured players. How much did you pay Gardiner?
@BucksTalesAdge@SCRUMMA22 He had set his precedent and his reasoning for the other knock on yellow, he then had to eat s##t and after being told again that its a yellow by his own previous admission
@barbozaignacio2@toffeegod@FatManRugby@RugbyInsideLine Driving up, clear lube of sight, direct to head is minimum a yellow. Zero bend at the hips as the biased ref kept claiming. First game a tmo has had the balls to stand up to a biased ref
@bertiebertram07@RugbyInsideLine What part of in touch don't you understand? To be fair had Gardiner done the necessary, red for the punch, it wouldn't of mattered. He bottled jobbed it.
@osprey3150@ITVRugby It was conclusively no try. Only Gardiner, who had lost all control as soon as England scored, saw it differently and so badly wanted to give it
@ITVRugby Gardiner should never officiate an international ever again. The gut lost the plot big time. Had zero control. How many times did he have to speak to Matera alone? Why didn't he deal with the punch? How did he see the ball as a try even though the world could see it hit the line?
@j_koorsten@WibbleRugby What is this hit you speak of? It is an early push which is ilegal and the boks should of been penalised atleast twice for this but the unconscious bias that Rassie has created worked for him once again