Wallabies 49 Springboks 0
15 Jul 2006
Keo.co.za brought you all the live action from the 49-0 hammering suffered by the Boks in the Vodacom Tri-Nations clash with the Wallabies in Brisbane on Saturday.
Scorers:
Wallabies - Tries: Jeremy Paul, Greg Holmes, Matt Giteau 2, Chris Latham, Mark Chisholm. Conversions: Stirling Mortlock 5. Penalties: Mortlock 2. Drop-goals: Stephen Larkham 1.
Springboks -
Key moments:
80 mins: And that confirms the Boks heaviest defeat ever by the Wallabies (surpassing the 32-6 loss also in Brisbane in 1999). It is the second worst defeat in their history, just beating the 53-3 loss to England at Twickenham in 2000. It is the heaviest loss in the history of the Vodacom Tri-Nations by any team.
78 mins: Bok lineout 5m out. Wallabies steal the ball. Cordingley clears. Coetzee’s throw is not straight so the Wallabies are awarded a scrum and clear.
75 mins: TRY A great move down the left involving Larkham and Rathbone puts Mark Chisholm in for the sixth try. Mortlock converts. (7/9) WALLABIES 49-0
72 mins: Wallaby lineout 7m from Bok line. Du Preez makes another great try saving tackle and the ball is held up for the third time.
69 mins: John Smit off. Danie Coetzee on. Meyer Bosman also on, but not for Jaco, but for Habana.
68 mins: TRY Clyde Rathbone on as a replacement gets the ball outwide, but his run is smothered not before he chips in field for Matt Giteau to gather and score after Paulse steps aside. Mortlock misses the conversion. (6/8) WALLABIES 42-0
65 mins: Wallabies still camped in Bok territory. The visitors are doing nothing but defend and pretty badly too. Jacques Cronje on. Can’t tell for whom, but it doesn’t matter as the loose trio have been completely anonymous anyway. Actually it is for Big Joe.
62 mins: Wallabies turnover from scrum deep in Bok territory. Van Niekerk knock on. Scrum Wallabies. drive over the line. Du Preez again holds the ball up. Another scrum Wallabies.
58 mins: TRY Giteau kicks a cross ball and Lote Tuqiri takes, but Paulse commits himself inexplicably and the inside pass finds Latham who goes over. Bonus point try. Mortlock makse no mistake. (6/7) WALLABIES 37-0
57 mins: Du Preez makes try saving tackle on opposite number Cordingley to hold ball up. Scrum Wallabies 5m out.
56 mins: Fourie du Preez on for Ricky Januarie.
54 mins: Breyton Paulse on for Akona Ndungane.
53 mins: Boks attack through Jaque Fourie, who makes good ground in midfield, but at the ruck the Boks lose the ball when it seemed they should have got the blow. Scrum Wallabies.
52 mins: Penalty to Boks. Monty puts it out about 12m from Wallaby line. Boks win lineout and drive. Jaco unbelievably drops the ball and the Wallabies can counter.
50 mins: Boks botch their attack as George Smith steals the ball, but as they counter the Wallabies knock. Lucky scrum to Boks. Van der Linde is penalised for dropping his bind and Wallabies clear.
48 mins: Boks first proper attack and they get right to the Wallaby line, but great defence holds them up. Scrum Boks 5m out.
46 mins: Eddie Andrews replaces Os du Randt.
44 mins: Boks win lineout near halfway and press forward, keeping it close. They creep over the 10m line. Jaco juggles the ball and then throws a forward pass and hands advantage back to the home team.
42 mins: Sam Cordingley on for George Gregan. Wallabies attack. Camped in Bok 22. Another knock by Boks.
41 mins: Play re-starts. After 18 missed tackles it surely can’t get worse in the second half.
HALF-TIME: WALLABIES 30 SPRINGBOKS 0
39 mins: Albert van den Berg is on at lock. Lineout Boks. Throw is skew anyway and Wallabies attack. Monty clears up towards halfway.
38 mins: Danie Rossouw has an injury – possibly a hamstring – and play stops.
36 mins: TRY Wallabies control the ball for numerous phases and finally Matt Giteau breaks through the attempted tackles of Jaco and John Smit and flies in under the poles. Mortlock converts. (5/6) WALLABIES 30-0
33 mins: The Aussies are controlling the territory and possession. The Boks have missed 15 tackles to just one by Australia. Lineout Oz. They kick. Ndungane replies. Latham kicks again. Monty finds touch 8m from halfway. Lineout Oz.
31 mins: Terrible pass by Januarie sees Jaco knock on and the Wallabies kick through and swarm up field. Boks scrambling. Move breaks down, but only because Matfield uses illegal tactics. He is sin-binned and Mortlock kicks the penalty. (4/5) WALLABIES 23-0
28 mins: The Boks are nowhere. There is just one team on the field. Injury break for Os du Randt to receive treatment. He is back on for the scrum. Penalty Boks. Monty puts it out just outside Wallaby 22.
25 mins: TRY Wallabies win a lineout. Larkham cuts through the Bok line past Januarie and van der Westhuyzen, before offloading and setting up Greg Holmes for a great try. Mortlock kicks the conversion. (3/4) WALLABIES 20-0
23 mins: Boks have barely been in Aussie territory. When they have it is without control of the ball. Wallabies dominating. Scrum Wallabies on their 10m line.
21 mins: Mortlock kicks easy penalty from in front. (2/3) WALLABIES 13-0
19 mins: First Jaco drops the ball and the Wallabies get a scrum just inside Bok half. Then Monty drops a high ball 5m from his own line. Wallaby scrum, which is upgraded to a penalty for hands in the ruck.
16 mins: TRY From the lineout, the Wallabies drive forward and maul towards the Bok line. Hooker Jeremy Paul is at the back and scores. Mortlock adds the extras. (1/2) WALLABIES 10-0
15 mins: Another big tackle by Victor Matfield on Lote Tuqiri stops a promising move. Boks smash Oz in scrum, but somehow the Wallabies get the penalty. Latham puts it out 5m from Bok line.
14 mins: After Oz attack, Spies kicks the ball and finally this time it goes out. Oz lineout, but they knock. Both teams making lots of mistakes.
12 mins: Mortlock’s penalty hits the left upright and Wynand Olivier comes away and clears upfield. (0/1)
9 mins: Boks turnover again and Oz attack. Chip ahead and Joe van Niekerk takes it into in-goal. Scrum Wallabies 5m out. Penalty to Oz. Brawl involving Latham and Ricky Januarie. Pierre Spies and Akona Ndungane react first. Penalty stands.
8 mins: Bok penalty for offside and Percy Montgomery kicks it out 10m into Oz half. Penalty to Oz for truck and trailer infringement.
6 mins: Larkham kicks 40m drop. Memories of 1999 Rugby World Cup final. WALLABIES 3-0
4 mins: First scrum to Wallabies. Collapses. Boks wheel it well, but Oz come away through Dan Vickerman and Guy Shepherson. Making no ground. Stephen Larkham kicks. Bryan Habana replies. Eventually out 11m from halfway in Bok territory. Lineout Oz.
2 mins: Wallabies get turnover ball and attack through Rocky Elsom, but knock on. Penalty to Wallabies for offside after Boks again turn ball over. Chris Latham puts it out 15m inside Bok half.
1 min: Springbok flyhalf Jaco van der Westhuyzen gets play under way.
Teams:
Wallabies: 15 Chris Latham, 14 Mark Gerrard, 13 Stirling Mortlock, 12 Matt Giteau, 11 Lote Tuqiri, 10 Stephen Larkham, 9 George Gregan (captain); 8 Scott Fava, 7 George Smith, 6 Rocky Elsom, 5 Dan Vickerman, 4 Nathan Sharpe, 3 Guy Shepherdson, 2 Jeremy Paul, 1 Greg Holmes.
Replacements: 16 Sean Hardman, 17 Al Baxter, 18 Mark Chisholm, 19 Phil Waugh, 20 Sam Cordingley, 21 Mat Rogers, 22 Clyde Rathbone.
Springboks: 15 Percy Montgomery, 14 Akona Ndungane, 13 Jaque Fourie, 12 Wynard Olivier, 11 Bryan Habana, 10 Jaco van der Westhuyzen, 9 Ricky Januarie; 8 Pierre Spies, 7 Juan Smith, 6 Joe van Niekerk, 5 Victor Matfield, 4 Danie Rossouw, 3 CJ van der Linde, 2 John Smit (captain), 1 Os du Randt.
Replacements: 16 Danie Coetzee, 17 Eddie Andrews, 18 Albert van den Berg, 19 Jacques Cronje, 20 Fourie du Preez, 21 Meyer Bosman, 22 Breyton Paulse.
Referee: Paul Honiss (New Zealand)
By Andrew Hollely
431 Comments
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15 Jul 2006, 14:03 pm
Attie,
SA has never scored 0.
15 Jul 2006, 14:03 pm
Nah the 3 points was a delibarate penalty conceded just to get us on the board. two whitewashes…. excuse the pun….. in a row might just break the boks backs, and cause the AB’s are real sportsmen they might feel sorry for us…. hopefully
15 Jul 2006, 14:03 pm
Yaaawnnnn. I just woke up. Had a terrible nightmare. Dreamt that we lost 49 – 0 to the Aussies. When is the real game going to start !!
15 Jul 2006, 14:04 pm
Tackler, you know, it saddens me to have to agree with your comment
15 Jul 2006, 14:04 pm
was hulle kak??? of was hulle kak ???
15 Jul 2006, 14:05 pm
I’d rate the entire team at 1. Jaque Fourie gets a 2. John Smit would get a 2, only his captaincy was shameful, so he gets demoted to 0. Fourie du Preez gets a 7 for an inspiring second half, which, apparently, he played all by himself.
Oh, and JvdW gets -2. He should be embarrassed he even got up this morning. Not that it’s entirely his fault we got bombed.
15 Jul 2006, 14:05 pm
If the ship starts to sink then all the rats will flee. I had hoped this would’ve happened after 2003 WC. The whole hierarchy of SA rugby needs to come down.
Old Springbok players need to get involved. The coaching structure does not work. We need a group of great minds involved, like Muir, Meyer, Rassie, Andre Joubert etc. Because the one coach contract approach has not. 49-0. Enough said.
15 Jul 2006, 14:07 pm
hulle was nie kak nie, dit sal n belediging vir kak wees, die manne was 30 myl anderkant kak gewees sonder n kompas
15 Jul 2006, 14:08 pm
Lyk my drank gaan ook nie help om die PYN weg te vat nie.
Ek wens iemand wil hulle net vanaand in hulle hotel kamers lekker gaan nat pis, sodat hulle ten minste soos manne kan ruik!
15 Jul 2006, 14:08 pm
Jake White will probably justify this by saying that he warned this was coming and blaming the S14 coaches.
Jaco was played at 15 instead of 10 for the Bulls.
The Stormers embarrassed him by playing Luke at 6 and causing Schalk to lose concentration and injure himself when reverting to 6.
**** Muir totally undermined his captain by deploying a game plan that was different to the one John Smit was trained to implement.
15 Jul 2006, 14:09 pm
re 409 (Staat):
LMGA
Snaakste ding op Keo vir 2006. hahahaha
15 Jul 2006, 14:10 pm
And to think the Stomers were after Jacobel…. Mallett must be smiling from ear to ear now – they got the better flyhalf after all in Naas Olivier!
15 Jul 2006, 14:14 pm
Sharks_Lover – re Januarie..Jaco vd W was so far away from him that the ball need a stamp on it to be delivered.
The forwards did not give a great platform for the ball, the inside backs were surprised to get the ball and totally clueless what to do with it. No go forward, no variation no f#$king idea. They never looked like scoring a try and had trouble stringing two passes or phases together.
You cant blame any one player most of Boks were ****. Jake White should go to the UK, they deserve him. He can compete with the UK clubs to see who can stuff UK rugby up more.
Good thing is that the Boks will play better against the All Blacks, they always do and step up a gear or two but then again so will the All Blacks.
15 Jul 2006, 14:17 pm
Verskoon my ek gaan gou ‘n kat skiet!
Ek vermoed dit is die kakste 80 minute van Springbok rugby wat ek ingekry het, in samewerking met die drank.
15 Jul 2006, 14:19 pm
WO just dances around ,nothing to offer.
Im not even picking on the guys who were even worse than him ,but when ishe going to show us he was worth picking? Jacques fourie and FDP when h cvcame on were the only guys who looked vaguely like theuir usual self.
Im a Habana fan but im loosing faith ,he was nowhere again.
Percy ???
Breyton ??
Go collect your cheques.Seems all you are there for now.
And where was Big Joe,he was piss poor,i mean really poor….once he had an open line behind him after a scrum pick up but searched for someone to pass to who ran into him.
Ohhh fok ,im over this…cheers guys.
It WILL be better next week,we’ll loose ,but it wont be so bad.
15 Jul 2006, 14:19 pm
414- nee chom, dit was kakker as jy kan imagine, die drank het dit net better laat lyk as wat dit rerig was
15 Jul 2006, 14:25 pm
kiwi for the most i agree but i know of 12 mistakes byt jvdw
the front row wasnt to bad we did scrum well and i believe aussies got away with some professional play in the scrums
line out were ok . after that the **** started
loose forwards were out played backs didnt do a thing right
infact i wonder what **** there is with JW and co that we dont know of ??? i dont like jw and never have hes not a good coach he gets to personal with players but he is a tactical person
15 Jul 2006, 14:31 pm
te veel blou bull spelers in die span , het hulle regtig gedink hulle kan met die voor ry wen ???????????????
15 Jul 2006, 14:36 pm
Test of faith, this is just a test of faith. It’s happened before and the Springboks eventually came right.
My bloed bly groen.
Please let this be a test of faith.
15 Jul 2006, 14:38 pm
Sharks – you are right JvdW had a shocker and as I said he stood too far away, but the forwards never got an momentum going, there was never more than one or two phases befor someone knocked on or kicked aimlessly. Add to that your scrum was **** and made the Wallabies look good and they were in for an easy night at the office.
JW can’t do a lot, i dont think he has the know how to fix this problem, he cant drop players cos to be consistent he would drop the whole team. Fourie and Du preez were the only players to shine and by then it was all over but it could have been at least another two tries.
15 Jul 2006, 14:46 pm
Maybe we should ask for volunteers te play amateur Springbok rugby again and leave the big earning showponies at home.
15 Jul 2006, 14:49 pm
the under 21′s would of played better!
15 Jul 2006, 14:49 pm
I was a fan of White but both on and off the field this season he has let himself and his country down.
If he goes then it is time for a wholesale cleanout.
My coaching team:
Pieter de Villiers – head coach
Rassie Erasmus – forwards
**** Muir – backs
Naas Botha – kicking
Luke Watson – capt.
JDV – vice capt.
15 JP Pietersen
14 Fourie
13 Habana
12 Barrit
11 Russel
10 Jean de Villiers
09 Pienaar
08 Joe van Niekerk
07 Spies
06 Watson
05 Matfield
04 Botha
03 BJ Botha
02 Ralepele
01 Steenkamp/ Caarstens
Bench:
Adrian Jacobs
Meyer Bosman
Ricky Januarie
Solly Tyibilika
Rossouw
Shimange
Mxoli
15 Jul 2006, 15:36 pm
take out all the quotas, all 8 of them!!!
15 Jul 2006, 15:40 pm
Jaco is a waste of sperm.
Saimood, devilliers at no.10, are you crazy? No ways. Pienaar at no.10. Bj Botha needs to replace andrews, Jaco needs to be replaced by Pienaar, and Watson should replace Smith
15 Jul 2006, 15:42 pm
It’s not the players tonight. They are all Super14 regulars, so you would expect them to be able to catch, pass, tackle etc.
They just weren’t there. Somehow Jake White has managed to get them uninterested in the game they just played.
15 Jul 2006, 16:13 pm
BRING BACK JOOST!
16 Jul 2006, 00:42 am
The Ab’s are licking their lip’s .
16 Jul 2006, 01:42 am
The biggest hiding the All Blacks have ever suffered against the Boks was the first test in Durban when NZ were beaten by 17-0. That was back in 1928. All the men who played in that test are long dead. Anyone who actually remembers that game would have been in early primary school back then.
The AB’s have put a fifty-pointer past the Boks. In 2003. At Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria. Several of the men who played in that fifty-pointer test will again be on the field of play this coming Saturday.
And they may well extend the record margin.
As for the Boks ever doing better than that 17-0 margin all those many years ago…
I can’t see it happening.
Can you?
16 Jul 2006, 02:42 am
Maybe maybe not but the last time these two met in New Zealand it went to the wire. Kiwi’s are still talking about it to this day. TT walk lightly mate cause your turn will eventually come. But I see you are really enjoying it. Sorry mate but I’m sure your Kiwi buds laugh behind your back lol.
16 Jul 2006, 05:11 am
Do not lose hope Bok supporters because I feel the real Bok team will show up, and put the All Blacks to the test and even though I dont think the Boks will win I would not be surprised if they did win.Go the Boks and test my All Blacks to give them more experience in tough games…..
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