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What has food poisoning got to do with the World Cup, this was totally unsubstantiated. I think the AB are sore losers 1995 - food poisining, 1999 - French Goughing, 2003 - Fire the coach.... seems like bad sportmanship. There was a good coach for the Springboks Kitch Christie and by insuating that the South Africans (Suzie) gave food poisoning is an insult to this man.
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22:43, 6 July 2010 (UTC)reply
The food poisoning just before the final was disgusting. If the Springboks really wanted to stop the All Blacks from getting their hands on a second title, they could have just used Ebola - there was a reservoir of the stuff in nearby Zaire (as it was called at the time.)
Scott Gall04:15, 30 November 2006 (UTC)reply
Is the completely unsubstantiated food poisoning claim relevant? The relevant section reads like a tabloid article. Surely if anyone (other than conspiracists) really believed the All Blacks had been poisoned an investigation would have taken place. This shouldn't be included in an encyclopaedic work.
No it's an important part of the history of the world cup. They did suffer from food poisioning that is well known (27 out of the 35 man squad) weither it was done on poupose by the south africans or it was just a frak accident we'll never know but it happened anyone who saw that game will remember Jeff Wilson and Andrew Merthans throwing up through out the game --
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08:48, 1 October 2008 (UTC)reply
Twelve French team members were also sick the night before the semi-finals as said again recently by Pierre Berbizier on French radio. Vomiting all night long. How can the two last opponents of South-Africaans suffer from the same sickness just before their match against the host country? When sometimes you have a convenient event happening twice, it's not being a sore loser to question it.
It would seem relevant to determine wether other teams in the RWC 95 also suffered from Food Poisoning. RSA is a underdeveloped nation in many measures, and teams coming from other parts of the world often find themselves needing to adjust to conditions. While one can impute ill motives to the hosts, it's also quite possible that the conditions were just poor. The US Suffers tremendous salmonella issues with poultry and very careful cooking is required to prevent massive outbreaks.
I have removed some of the pro springbok bias in the Final section. As the food poisoning issue was not proved one way or the other, a simple mention of it without exclamation empowered perspectives is adequate :) Also a comment there about how the springboks should have won more decisively doesnt seem appropriate either, so I removed that to. --
Havoc884407:44, 29 August 2007 (UTC)reply
There seems to be a lot of opinion on this page rather than hard fact. A French person has clearly written the biased comments about Derek Bevan's refereeing of the semi-final. I think this should be removed. —Preceding
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15:10, 9 September 2007 (UTC)reply
Huh? What on EARTH are you on about? If you bothered to read the article you'd not bother libelling Derek Bevan. I'm removing half the section on the final because it is completely unreferenced.
The Angel of Islington04:05, 20 October 2007 (UTC)reply
Found this article dating back to 1987 of Argentina putting their hand up for the 1995 RWC (as other countries were looking only as far forward as 1991). While it may only serve as a footnote, it speaks volumes of the success of the 1987 RWC and the eagerness to host future cups.
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20:07, 26 June 2010 (UTC)reply
Arbitrage d'Afrique du Sud-France
C'est marrant, l'article semble n'évoquer vraiment que très brièvement l'épidémie de gastro-entérite qui s'est soudain emparée de la majorité des joueurs néo-zélandais juste avant la finale, et semble ne pas évoquer du tout les doutes importants que l'on peut très légitimement soulever à propos de l'arbitrage de la demi-finale Afrique du Sud-France. Je pense que cela mériterait d'être mentionné, car cela entraîne que l'on peut avoir de sérieuses réserves sur la victoire de l'Afrique du Sud lors de cette coupe du monde. Ces réserves étant notoires et sourçables, l'article se doit à mon avis d'en faire état
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14:23, 23 November 2012 (UTC)reply
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