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Penalty 1:

Penalty 1 (realtime)

Penalty 1 (replay)

All Blacks number 18 making the tackle lands on the wrong side of the ruck, impacting the French cleaners ability to clear out the jackler.

Result: Penalty against New Zealand for not rolling away and France get 3 points

Penalty 2

Penalty 2 (realtime)

Penalty 2 (replay)

France number 1 making the tackle lands on the wrong side of the ruck, impacting the All Blacks cleaners ability to clear out the jackler.

Result: Penalty against New Zealand for holding on and France get 3 points

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So in last nights game in case anyone missed it, the Waratahs seemed to absolutely demolish the Hurricanes scrum in the first half. Every scrum fell to pieces with the Waratahs walking away from almost every encounter winning the penalty. It got so bad that both starting Hurricanes props, Lomax and Numia, got pulled before the first half had even ended. Props getting pulled that early due to scrum pressure is relatively unheard of and potentially career limiting. The stigma of being such a poor scrummager that they need to be bailed out is something that will likely stick with them for the rest of their careers.

The reason i'm writing this post is because i believe those guys were absolute

• First off, i just want to say that i'm not saying we should be moving these players, this is just for curiosities sake.

Kanter frequently comes up in trade discussions, with people vaguely saying that we could trade him 'somewhere', and it looks like Presti is okay with letting Roberson test the free agent market at the end of the season.

These are both very specialized players in that Kanter is an offensive and rebounding machine at C with bad defense, while Roberson is one of the best perimeter defenders around with bad offense.

What i want to know is which specific teams in the NBA would actually be interested in these guys? which teams have systems that these guys could hypothe