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[RWC2023] New Zealand vs Namibia (15/09/2023)

It's long since been a dream of mine to slide into an advertising board at a major sporting event
 
Was no need to skip the ball past ALB to Beauden then. Just going through the hands would have been a try.
 
It's chucking it down for sure but I reckon it was worse four years ago in Japan with the extreme humidity during typhoon season.
 
I do think this is Namibia's last World Cup in a while. SA is trying to support the growth of Zimbabwe, Kenya and Namibia and I can see one of the others picking up their game. I see that Namibias Welwitschias were in the First Division this year, and they finished above the other two… but they were still bottom half of the table.
 
I do think this is Namibia's last World Cup in a while. SA is trying to support the growth of Zimbabwe, Kenya and Namibia and I can see one of the others picking up their game. I see that Namibias Welwitschias were in the First Division this year, and they finished above the other two… but they were still bottom half of the table.
Yeah South Africa is trying to be a good neighbor. I reffed a camp for Uganda's seven side while I was down there and the blitzbokke coaches were helping out.

Biggest issue for Southern Africa teams is that algeria is putting out a team of French players based on grandparents and that might be enough to qualify
 
Tbh if Namibia keep NZ out for the next 2 minutes then 31-3 isn't even that bad of a half time score.

Edit: ah ****
 
Yeah this is getting embarrassing. Hard to watch tbh. Knew it would be of course.
 
Yeah South Africa is trying to be a good neighbor. I reffed a camp for Uganda's seven side while I was down there and the blitzbokke coaches were helping out.

Biggest issue for Southern Africa teams is that algeria is putting out a team of French players based on grandparents and that might be enough to qualify
I suppose that the Apartheid regime/system was the biggest impediment on SA helping to develop rugby in the rest of the continent, in the same way that France did in Europe and, to a lesser extent, Japan did in Asia and Argentina did in South America.
 
Feel like an AIL team would dare better at a world cup than Namibia
 

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