Brumbies v Blues
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@Rancid-Schnitzel I certainly hope so!
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@Tim @KiwiMurph I left out those that had dumb moments, although that's unfair on GCT maybe.
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@KiwiMurph Akira was fantastic as was most of our pack. Hovever knowing Umaga we'll probably see him on the bench next week and replaced by Steve Jackson's lovechild Murphy Taramai.
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@Bones said in Brumbies v Blues:
God the blues fans expectations have sunk drastically if that was fantastic.
The pack was all over them, massive advantage in possession and territory, we smashed their scrum and stole line outs.
It's what we did with all that ball that was the problem, mainly due to Pulu's poor form and being down to our third string flyhalf.
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@Bones It is perspective. Blues had a rookie 10 who's been with the squad about 3 weeks starting. Two halfbacks on the bench. This time last year Blues hadnt won an away game in about 3 seasons. Blues just got a bonus point win over a conference leader away.
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I know it's been done to death but I am getting really annoyed at Nanai not starting every game, he's such an exciting player. If he doesn't get a fair go he should come to the Canes and enjoy running off the Barrett brother's shoulders all the way into the All Blacks.
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@No-Quarter said in Brumbies v Blues:
I know it's been done to death but I am getting really annoyed at Nanai not starting every game, he's such an exciting player. If he doesn't get a fair go he should come to the Canes and enjoy running off the Barrett brother's shoulders all the way into the All Blacks.
You can see the writing in the wall that we are going to lose him.
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@Bones We were good, the scoreline flattered the Brumbies. We were a bit clueless at times on attack but that's to be expected with Bryn Gatland and Billy Guyton running around at 10 along with Pulu's up and down form. Our forwards were all over them which was pleasing.
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@No-Quarter Maybe it's Umaga's plan to help out his old team
