South Africa surrendered Italy in GKEBERHA, heavy 45-0, but the new tactics used by Springbox is a divided opinion.
Springboks deliberately received a Skrump from the start of the match to give a statement against Italians.
It was a game that provoked the IRE of the main coach of Gonzalo Kuesada.
“As for the first action, I don’t like to beat any comments, that I should beat them like that,” Kuesada could beat such darkness, “said that Kuesada was needed to say that such tactics” “she said that Quesada needed that such tactics “” said that Kuesee needed that such tactics “” she said that queses were needed that such darkness said that Kuesee said that She needed that kind of tactics, “he said that we needed that kind of tactics.”
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The most interesting moments of the second test of the Union rugby between South Africa and Italy in GKEBERHA.
“I think we have been, extremely respectful, with a lot of humility that comes to the country, land of world champion.
“I don’t know if we did it or said it created that first move, but I’ll just say I’m really surprised.”
South Africa was innovation during the match. Generally play, they raised a man, line, to create Maul, who set an attempt in one case.
Quesada praised that tactic. “They always have a tricky, beautiful strikes from the lines,” he said.
“In that zone, there is always something special, different, innovative to surprise the opposition. They tried this maul from the second phase. It’s a good idea because you need to react quickly.
“As soon as Mata forms, if you crash, knock down Maul.
“I think it’s a part of a really good job that will always be one step ahead of other teams concerning innovation and good ideas and have players for it.”
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Jasper Vieze’s return on the south of South Africa is broken as the number eight received a red card for the Italian player who follows from the line.
The tourist coach of South Africa Rassie Erasmus discovered that he designed to move with the school team under 14 B.
“Many teams do different tactical moves, and we made Maul at all a game with a guy we raise (to receive the passage),” Erasmus said. “We actually saw that the school team for sub-14. was working, Paul Roos Gymnasium (in Paarlu).
“You get all the advantages from the line if you raise a guy in a general game and it worked for us. But obviously people will be warned about it.
“We tried a few things, and sometimes these things do, and sometimes not, and you have to take it on your chin if they don’t work.”
