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11 years 8 months ago
That Ref needs to be suspended for making so many bad calls during the game !
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Romain Poite
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Romain Poite
Poite refereeing the 2011 Rugby World Cup match between England and Romania
Date of birth September 14, 1975 (age 38)
Refereeing career
Years Competition Apps
2007-2011
2010- Rugby World Cup
Six Nations
Romain Poite (born September 14, 1975)[1] is a French rugby union international referee. He made his World Cup debut in 2007 during the match between Ireland and Namibia. He also officiated (as touch judge or television match official) during three games in the 2009 Six Nations Championship.[2] He refereed his first Six Nations match in 2010.[3]
Performance
During the crucial Rugby Championship game at Edenpark, New Zealand on 14 September 2013 between the All Blacks and the Springboks, Poite displayed his inferior knowledge of the game on a very public stage. In the 16th minute of the game, Poite yellow-carded the Springbok hooker Bismarck du Plessis after a perfectly legal tackle on All Black flyhalf Dan Carter.
Minutes later, after awarding a free kick to the All Blacks, he failed to play advantage to Springbok winger Bryan Habana for storming up and tackling the All Black player trying to take the free kick. It is general knowledge among rugby fans all over the world that, upon taking a free kick, the play is alive as soon as the player taking the free kick starts to move.
Poite also penalized the Springboks for various inexplicable "mistakes". This strengthened the belief that the IRB instructs referees to protect the All Blacks and ensure their winning ways, especially against the Springboks.
In the 42nd minute of the game, Poite made his biggest professional blunder to date. He red-carded Bismarck du Plessis after Du Plessis, in a perfectly legal move, protected himself from being tackled.
Poite has since been declared a "simpel doos" in South Africa, and rumors are doing the round that he will be bliksemed if he ever sets foot on South African soil.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Romain Poite
Poite refereeing the 2011 Rugby World Cup match between England and Romania
Date of birth September 14, 1975 (age 38)
Refereeing career
Years Competition Apps
2007-2011
2010- Rugby World Cup
Six Nations
Romain Poite (born September 14, 1975)[1] is a French rugby union international referee. He made his World Cup debut in 2007 during the match between Ireland and Namibia. He also officiated (as touch judge or television match official) during three games in the 2009 Six Nations Championship.[2] He refereed his first Six Nations match in 2010.[3]
Performance
During the crucial Rugby Championship game at Edenpark, New Zealand on 14 September 2013 between the All Blacks and the Springboks, Poite displayed his inferior knowledge of the game on a very public stage. In the 16th minute of the game, Poite yellow-carded the Springbok hooker Bismarck du Plessis after a perfectly legal tackle on All Black flyhalf Dan Carter.
Minutes later, after awarding a free kick to the All Blacks, he failed to play advantage to Springbok winger Bryan Habana for storming up and tackling the All Black player trying to take the free kick. It is general knowledge among rugby fans all over the world that, upon taking a free kick, the play is alive as soon as the player taking the free kick starts to move.
Poite also penalized the Springboks for various inexplicable "mistakes". This strengthened the belief that the IRB instructs referees to protect the All Blacks and ensure their winning ways, especially against the Springboks.
In the 42nd minute of the game, Poite made his biggest professional blunder to date. He red-carded Bismarck du Plessis after Du Plessis, in a perfectly legal move, protected himself from being tackled.
Poite has since been declared a "simpel doos" in South Africa, and rumors are doing the round that he will be bliksemed if he ever sets foot on South African soil.
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Re: Re: Rugby cHampionsHip
11 years 8 months ago
Justanotherpunter Wrote:
> Romain Poite
> From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
>
> Romain Poite
>
> Poite refereeing the 2011 Rugby World Cup match
> between England and Romania
> Date of birth September 14, 1975 (age 38)
> Refereeing career
> Years Competition Apps
> 2007-2011
> 2010- Rugby World Cup
> Six Nations
> Romain Poite (born September 14, 1975)[1] is a
> French rugby union international referee. He made
> his World Cup debut in 2007 during the match
> between Ireland and Namibia. He also officiated
> (as touch judge or television match official)
> during three games in the 2009 Six Nations
> Championship.[2] He refereed his first Six Nations
> match in 2010.[3]
>
> Performance
>
> During the crucial Rugby Championship game at
> Edenpark, New Zealand on 14 September 2013 between
> the All Blacks and the Springboks, Poite displayed
> his inferior knowledge of the game on a very
> public stage. In the 16th minute of the game,
> Poite yellow-carded the Springbok hooker Bismarck
> du Plessis after a perfectly legal tackle on All
> Black flyhalf Dan Carter.
> Minutes later, after awarding a free kick to the
> All Blacks, he failed to play advantage to
> Springbok winger Bryan Habana for storming up and
> tackling the All Black player trying to take the
> free kick. It is general knowledge among rugby
> fans all over the world that, upon taking a free
> kick, the play is alive as soon as the player
> taking the free kick starts to move.
> Poite also penalized the Springboks for various
> inexplicable "mistakes". This strengthened the
> belief that the IRB instructs referees to protect
> the All Blacks and ensure their winning ways,
> especially against the Springboks.
> In the 42nd minute of the game, Poite made his
> biggest professional blunder to date. He
> red-carded Bismarck du Plessis after Du Plessis,
> in a perfectly legal move, protected himself from
> being tackled.
> Poite has since been declared a "simpel doos" in
> South Africa, and rumors are doing the round that
> he will be bliksemed if he ever sets foot on South
> African soil.
Will not even think twice to feed him to the lions ,die "simpel doos" is n mooi afrikaanse beskrywing vir n dom dronk doos
> Romain Poite
> From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
>
> Romain Poite
>
> Poite refereeing the 2011 Rugby World Cup match
> between England and Romania
> Date of birth September 14, 1975 (age 38)
> Refereeing career
> Years Competition Apps
> 2007-2011
> 2010- Rugby World Cup
> Six Nations
> Romain Poite (born September 14, 1975)[1] is a
> French rugby union international referee. He made
> his World Cup debut in 2007 during the match
> between Ireland and Namibia. He also officiated
> (as touch judge or television match official)
> during three games in the 2009 Six Nations
> Championship.[2] He refereed his first Six Nations
> match in 2010.[3]
>
> Performance
>
> During the crucial Rugby Championship game at
> Edenpark, New Zealand on 14 September 2013 between
> the All Blacks and the Springboks, Poite displayed
> his inferior knowledge of the game on a very
> public stage. In the 16th minute of the game,
> Poite yellow-carded the Springbok hooker Bismarck
> du Plessis after a perfectly legal tackle on All
> Black flyhalf Dan Carter.
> Minutes later, after awarding a free kick to the
> All Blacks, he failed to play advantage to
> Springbok winger Bryan Habana for storming up and
> tackling the All Black player trying to take the
> free kick. It is general knowledge among rugby
> fans all over the world that, upon taking a free
> kick, the play is alive as soon as the player
> taking the free kick starts to move.
> Poite also penalized the Springboks for various
> inexplicable "mistakes". This strengthened the
> belief that the IRB instructs referees to protect
> the All Blacks and ensure their winning ways,
> especially against the Springboks.
> In the 42nd minute of the game, Poite made his
> biggest professional blunder to date. He
> red-carded Bismarck du Plessis after Du Plessis,
> in a perfectly legal move, protected himself from
> being tackled.
> Poite has since been declared a "simpel doos" in
> South Africa, and rumors are doing the round that
> he will be bliksemed if he ever sets foot on South
> African soil.
Will not even think twice to feed him to the lions ,die "simpel doos" is n mooi afrikaanse beskrywing vir n dom dronk doos
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Re: Re: Rugby cHampionsHip
11 years 8 months ago
Was Ruan Pienaar who stormed up when the short arm free kick was about to be taken.... just setting the record straight.
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Re: Re: Rugby cHampionsHip
11 years 8 months ago
heinrich Wrote:
> Blah blah blah blah...always bitching abt the
> ref....nxt time Nz are on the receiving end...you
> dont hear their supported bitching!
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> Remember: its easy to critisize
All Blacks coach Steve Hansen felt the feisty hooker was "unlucky" to be sin-binned for a big hit on Dan Carter --
www.sport24.co.za/Rugby/RugbyChampionshi...-French-ref-20130915
nice to see the NZ press don't see it your way -
> Blah blah blah blah...always bitching abt the
> ref....nxt time Nz are on the receiving end...you
> dont hear their supported bitching!
>
> Remember: its easy to critisize
All Blacks coach Steve Hansen felt the feisty hooker was "unlucky" to be sin-binned for a big hit on Dan Carter --
www.sport24.co.za/Rugby/RugbyChampionshi...-French-ref-20130915
nice to see the NZ press don't see it your way -
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