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I'm not sure whether any after-the-event photo evidence is necessary. The video ref looked long and hard and made his decision. It was a mighty close one to call and he decided on 'no try'. Fair enough.
We live with it and move on.
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Extactly mate... Hell we even tryed our luck with the ref but didnt come up trumpets... just plane muppets :lol:
Learn to forgive and forget where forced to, so yeah next week from now it will beforgotten.... HOPEFULLY! [/b][/quote]
There is NOTHING to "forgive and forget". Threads like these really make you Poms look bad, but ALAS, you still carry on about this. It has been internationally accepted, proven and put to bed that his foot indeed touched the line before the ball was grounded. This shouldn't even be a debate cause for a debate to happen both sides have to have some info with substance, or atleast feasible. You poms are giving half baked pics as evidence, look at the pic on the first page of this forum, the ball is NOWHERE near the ground so how can it be feasible? Have a look at the video again... mate. The moment JUST before his elbows touched the ground his foot brushed the line 'ever so lightly'. Soon you'll be blaming the boot maker for making his boot to big, or blame his dad for passing on the gene for big feet.
The fact is the Boks are world champs, that will be written in history, that is what happened, and what matters. And the FACT that his foot touched the line makes the victory even sweeter... we won it fair and square.
Debate (eventhough there wasn't one) finished :bravo:
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Yes and also, the Boks won 4 in a row. so that means something.... THE BOKS is THE BEST