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    @bovidae said in 2018-2019 World Sevens Series:

    I'm trying to watch a replay of the SF and final on Sky now but no luck. Fuckin' atmospheric conditions. 😡

    Was joe ravouvou injured? I’m assuming so as did not play

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    @allblacksfan72 Not eligible - needs a NZ passport.

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    @bovidae said in 2018-2019 World Sevens Series:

    @allblacksfan72 Not eligible - needs a NZ passport.

    @allblacksfan72

    Needs a passport for the Olympics and I think this is qualifying tournament for said Olympics, so an extra requirement than normal WR Regs.

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    @kiwimurph said in 2018-2019 World Sevens Series:

    I was impressed by the debutant Gregory. He got the winning steal vs England and seems to have a very high workrate.

    Reminded me of a very young Messam. The Messam that I thought would go on to play centre....

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    @higgins said in 2018-2019 World Sevens Series:

    Scotland foot on the dead ball line before he dotted the ball down for the try.

    If you haven't seen this, find it online. Farndale for Scotland v Fiji. Last play of the game, 2 points down and all they need is a try to win. He's over the line but decides to get closer to the posts (when he had no reason to) and cocks it up.

    Also a French guy was taking his time to place the ball for a try and a Welsh defender sprints and dives underneath to hold the ball up. Nothing better than a bombed try!

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    @kiwipie

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    @kiwipie

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    There is just so much wrong with that Scotland one. Ball in one hand, not needing the points, foot over dead ball. Bloody comedy of errors.

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    @daffy-jaffy Good YouTube work making up for my extreme laziness!

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    If I were coach, neither of those two muppets would play for me again.

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    @antipodean said in 2018-2019 World Sevens Series:

    If I were coach, neither of those two muppets would play for me again.

    That will be why we aren't coaches.

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    @snowy said in 2018-2019 World Sevens Series:

    @antipodean said in 2018-2019 World Sevens Series:

    If I were coach, neither of those two muppets would play for me again.

    That will be why we aren't coaches.

    One of the reasons. I wouldn't have thought you would have to coach players to not do what these clowns did.

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    Cape Town . NZ and SA meet in their pool game, the last game of the day on Sunday at 6.56am (NZT).

    Their earlier games are against Zimbabwe at 11.49pm on Saturday and Samoa at 3.10am on Sunday.

    New Zealand will be below-strength as they have had to call up reinforcements after a swathe of injuries before, and during, the Dubai tournament. Co-captain Scott Curry, Kurt Baker, Akuila Rokolisoa and Sam Dickson have returned to New Zealand while Jona Nareki and Regan Ware have travelled to South Africa in the hope they will have recovered from their injuries. Trael Joass, Etene Nanai-Seturo and Taylor Haugh have flown to South Africa from New Zealand this week.

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    Dec 4, 2018  /  Sport

    Chiefs release Nanai-Seturo for All Black Sevens

    Chiefs release Nanai-Seturo for All Black Sevens

    The Chiefs have helped to ease the New Zealand men's sevens team's injury crisis.

    The Chiefs have helped to ease the New Zealand men's sevens team's injury crisis.
    
    The Super Rugby franchise has released Etene Nanai-Seturo from pre-season duty to join the All Blacks Sevens in South Africa, ahead of this weekend's world series tournament in Cape Town.
    
    New Zealand suffered an unprecedented run of injuries in Dubai last weekend, with six players going down before and during the event.
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    Article from the All Blacks website where this info comes from:

    http://www.allblacks.com/News/33529/dubai-success-could-be-a-sign-of-things-to-come

    I hope that rookie Taylor Haugh will play better than he did at the Oceania Sevens. His passing was terrible in most games ; made a good try saving tackle in the last game though.

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    Would have been the ideal time to introduce Sevu Reece. NZR must have other ideas.

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    @bovidae said in 2018-2019 World Sevens Series:

    Sevu Reece

    Is he eligible? Doesn't have a NZ passport I would guess

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    @machpants He was going to be eligible in Nov. Maybe he kept his Fijian passport for the Connacht contract.

    But he did mention an interest in playing sevens and he burst onto the national scene in the Condors.

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    He might be eligible for ABs (3 year residency) but not anything Olympic (passport), he has to have both. But yeah could be he has the pp now

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    All Blacks Sevens team for the Cape Town Sevens:

    1 Trael Joass
    2 Luke Masirewa
    3 Tone Ng Shiu
    4 Ngarohi McGarvey-Black
    5 Dylan Collier
    6 Vilimoni Koroi
    7 Amanaki Nicole
    8 Andrew Knewstubb
    9 Etene Nanai-Seturo
    10 Scott Gregory
    11 Jona Nareki
    12 Sione Molia

    *Taylor Haugh is the travelling reserve.

    Etene Nanai-Seturo makes a return to the All Blacks Sevens team in Cape Town after last turning out in the black jersey at the London Sevens in June.
    
    Nanai-Seturo, Trael Joass and Taylor Haugh flew to Cape Town this week after the All Blacks Sevens team picked up five injuries in the led up to and during the Dubai Sevens. 
    
    “Last weekend was quite testing with the injuries but we’ve had three good players join us who know how we want to play the game,” said Laidlaw.
    
    Joass is a fully contracted member of the All Blacks Sevens squad, while Nanai-Seturo spent the 2017/18 season with the team and Haugh made his debut at the Oceania Sevens in Fiji last month.
    

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    Pool games

    Saturday, 8 December (NZT)
    11.49pm: v Zimbabwe

    Sunday, 9 December (NZT)
    3.10am: v Samoa
    6.56am: v South Africa

    Where to watch
    Sky Sport Pop Up (Channel 55)

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