So that will be one of the things I talk to the referees this week. We had stud changes, we had TMO decisions, we had the referee stopping the game for cramp. “I know Alun Wyn Jones was talking to the referee on a number of occasions about keeping it going. Everything is so stop-start that it does make it frustrating. And South Africa at the moment don’t want to do that. “We want to keep the tempo of the game up to get the ball in at our scrums and get the ball in quickly at line-outs, to play and to get a flow. “We felt like that at every scrum there was an injury, slowing the game down,” Gatland said. “We definitely want to play more rugby and we just didn’t get that opportunity in the second half,” Gatland said. Both sides were criticised for what All Blacks head coach Ian Foster described as a “slugfest”, but Gatland insists the Lions want to play rugby, which he will put across to referee Mathieu Raynal on Thursday. While 14 minutes of that extra time was accounted for by the television match official, Marius Jonker, checking a number of controversial incidents, Gatland believes South Africa cynically slowed the game down to benefit their power-based game. Meanwhile the likes of England captain Owen Farrell, who was in line to win his 100th cap, Scotland captain Stuart Hogg and Wales No 8 Taulupe Faletau drop out of the matchday squad following the fractious 27-9 defeat to South Africa that lasted more than two hours. Tighthead prop Kyle Sinckler is also named as a replacement after being cleared of a biting charge. On the bench, the inclusion of Scotland playmaker Finn Russell and English No 8 Sam Simmonds demonstrates Gatland’s desire to go for broke. Prop Wyn Jones and hooker Ken Owens also beef up the pack.
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In the backline, full back Liam Williams, wing Josh Adams and centre Bundee Aki make their first Test starts of the tour while Ali Price is restored at scrum-half.
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Just as he did when Australia levelled the series in 2013, Gatland has made six changes for the decider. The Lions head coach also warned his team against getting drawn into niggly battles against the Springboks. "It was a shock but I'm here now and I'm loving every minute of it.Warren Gatland will urge the officials to clamp down on South Africa’s time-wasting tactics after unveiling a team for the decisive Lions third Test agaist South Africa designed to run the Springboks off their feet.
"That was a real shock because I was 20, 21 and the time and most of the blokes my age - Jayden Nikorima and that - they had already been playing 20s and made it into the NRL. "But I was happy to play Redcliffe, happy to play Cup - that was an achievement in itself for me so I was stoked to just be playing that, and then the opportunity came to go to the Tigers. "You get to a point where you think maybe it's not for me, making NRL," he said. Tyson Gamble got his start in the NRL at the Wests Tigers in 2018.
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He admits he thought more than once that a first-grade crack had passed him by before being signed by Wests Tigers in 2018, but is now making the most of a Broncos opportunity he's wanted "since I was a kid". "I'm just passionate, I love this team, love the group and I'll do what I can to win, I'm not going to change."Īs a teenager Gamble knocked back an under 20s deal with Cronulla to eventually work his way to NRL via the Intrust Super Cup with Redcliffe. "But if you're going to give it out you've got to be able to take it so I'm happy, it doesn't bother me too much. "I've copped a bit, I definitely get ripped into a lot because I think people realise that's the way I play.
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