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gan Duw » Llun 15 Meh 2009 4:50 pm
Ti'n gallu peidio cymysgu rhwng un edefyn a'r llall plis? Mae'n gwneud pethe'n ddiflas iawn i bawb arall. Holl bwrpas yr edefyn yma yw rhoi cyfle i'r holl Brits bach o Gymru, sy'n hoffi chwifio Jac yr undeb, i drafod materion yn ymwneud á'r tím
gan Macsen » Llun 15 Meh 2009 7:55 pm
gan Hedd Gwynfor » Maw 16 Meh 2009 9:02 pm
Wnes i ddim gweld y gem, beth yw eich barn chi ynglyn a pherfformiad y dyfarnwr heddi?rugbyweek.com a ddywedodd:Referee Nigel Owens missed much of the off-the-ball infringements as the Southern Kings frequently obstructed Lions players and illegally prevented the Lions from playing the game...
guardian.co.uk a ddywedodd:Within a dozen minutes four players had been forced to leave the field, three permanently, and Murray's early departure for a scan on an ankle problem – no fracture was revealed – was a reminder of the pre-Test tightrope the touring side were treading. Hook's afternoon also ended prematurely after a heavy blow to the head courtesy of Wylie Human – talk about man's inhumanity to man – which may yet rule him out of weekend contention. The only surprise was that it took the Welsh referee, Nigel Owens, until the 19th minute to show a yellow card, with the former Leicester fly-half Jaco van der Westhuyzen's high forearm smash on Riki Flutey simply the most conspicuous of numerous incidents. Later there were also Lions complaints that the No8 Andy Powell had been gouged.
keo.co.za a ddywedodd:Leading 13-3, the Lions showed the difference between the sides as they took their opportunities and goaled their kicks. They also played referee Nigel Owens much better as Simon Shaw got away with murder all day at the breakdown, while his opposite number Ross Skeate was yellow-carded for this transgression.
thisislondon.co.uk a ddywedodd:Losing two players so early on was a big concern for Lions head coach Ian McGeechan. The Kings continued thumping into any Lions body they could find, with Ronan O'Gara being harshly dealt with on the side of a ruck while Welsh referee Nigel Owens was oblivious to what was happening.
sport.iafrica.com a ddywedodd:And they saw a motivated Kings team put in many big hits against a Lions team that found Welsh referee Nigel Owens a very sympathetic participant - allowing the tourists to push the letter of the law... Welsh referee Nigel Owens then awarded a penalty try against the Kings scrum who - being a man down - simply could not handle the pressure and twice collapsed a scrum close to their line. Owens seemed rather trigger happy... There was a late rally by the Kings, but with Mr Owens still very sympathetic to the flat-lying Lions defenders...
gan Duw » Maw 16 Meh 2009 9:47 pm
gan Macsen » Maw 16 Meh 2009 9:51 pm
gan Macsen » Maw 16 Meh 2009 9:53 pm
Duw a ddywedodd:Dwi ddim yn deall pam oedd Nigel Owens yna. Pam nac oedd reffs o wledydd eraill wedi cael gwahoddiad ar gyfer yr holl gemau? Mae cael Cymro yn reffo gem y Llewod yn bownd o achosi problem. Twp.
gan Hedd Gwynfor » Maw 16 Meh 2009 10:06 pm
gan Duw » Mer 17 Meh 2009 8:52 am
Macsen a ddywedodd:Duw a ddywedodd:Dwi ddim yn deall pam oedd Nigel Owens yna. Pam nac oedd reffs o wledydd eraill wedi cael gwahoddiad ar gyfer yr holl gemau? Mae cael Cymro yn reffo gem y Llewod yn bownd o achosi problem. Twp.
Wel wnaeth Jonathan Kaplan reffario'r gem yn erbyn y Siarcod.
gan Mr Gasyth » Mer 17 Meh 2009 8:56 am
Leading 13-3, the Lions showed the difference between the sides as they took their opportunities and goaled their kicks. They also played referee Nigel Owens much better as Simon Shaw got away with murder all day at the breakdown, while his opposite number Ross Skeate was yellow-carded for this transgression.
gan Cardi Bach » Iau 18 Meh 2009 12:48 pm
Defnyddwyr sy’n pori’r seiat hon: Dim defnyddwyr cofrestredig a 40 gwestai
