Kane Durie

They'll be gutted with a draw, but I think the nature of, South Africa obviously won it as soon as they got the bonus point, but them kicking it out and not going for the win showed, was testament to how physical and how draining that test match was.

I think it holds them in really, really good stead.

Having seen every player, they've got some real live footage and stuff that they can use to get growth in between now and the World Cup.

And I think they've done a good job.

Yeah, look, a lot of them get touch points in the Super Rugby environment over Christmas, New Year's.

You know, like they've got to get themselves sorted outside of footy.

Like a lot of, you know, like in the UK, and I don't know the situation in South Africa, but you get the sense that they're probably on a little bit more full-time contracts in those super environments to allow them to go and have those trips.

Like there's just no time.

Like they're amateur.

And they've either got jobs or university that they've got to get done.

And I don't think it's an age and stage where you should put all your eggs in that basket.

Personally.

And also, talking about eggs in baskets, that was a try.

That was clearly put down.

I was fuming.

I just don't know how it was like, oh yeah, he's lost control of it and he was last to touch it, so it's a scrum.

Mate, that was clear.

hand down try yes all day long cost us i know i'm going to get ripped in the comments but i have to say that the end on replay had a leg in the way which really made it hard to tell the absolute suit but when you looked at the other angle you could see his hand they from the high angle yes

where you could see his face, you could see his hand got it in before the line, you could see it, it was paused on top of it.

Then you go behind, yes, the leg's there, but you can see it gets forced.