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  • KiwiMurphK Offline
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    @canefan said in Netball:

    Is anyone questioning her decision to play the NZ men's netball team now?

    Or her very strict fitness requirements.

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  • BovidaeB Offline
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    #152

    A good read.

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/netball/114406297/laura-langman-casey-kopua-and-maria-folau-earned-fairytale-ending-with-silver-ferns

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    @Bovidae said in Netball:

    I wonder what Janine Southby thinks now?

    We know that Langman and Kopua wouldn't have come back for starters.

    I feel sorry for her, she should have never got the job in the first place. The rules that sent Langman into exile didn't help either, which falls at the feet of the previous regime

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    replied to canefan on last edited by
    #154

    @canefan said in Netball:

    Is anyone questioning her decision to play the NZ men's netball team now?

    Bet they will be playing the men's team every year now.

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  • SneakdefreakS Offline
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    #155

    This article explains perfectly all that Taurua did to get the Silver Ferns back as world champs and probably save the sport in the process. Netball NZ needs to do whatever she wants to get her back as head coach.

    Jul 21, 2019  /  Sport

    Why the Silver Ferns can't lose Noeline Taurua

    Why the Silver Ferns can't lose Noeline Taurua

    Analysis - In 11 months coach Noeline Taurua restored mana to the Silver Ferns and delivered on her word to medal at the Netball World Cup. RNZ netball reporter Ravinder Hunia looks back at her reign.

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  • canefanC Offline
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    replied to Sneakdefreak on last edited by
    #156

    @Sneakdefreak said in Netball:

    This article explains perfectly all that Taurua did to get the Silver Ferns back as world champs and probably save the sport in the process. Netball NZ needs to do whatever she wants to get her back as head coach.

    Jul 21, 2019  /  Sport

    Why the Silver Ferns can't lose Noeline Taurua

    Why the Silver Ferns can't lose Noeline Taurua

    Analysis - In 11 months coach Noeline Taurua restored mana to the Silver Ferns and delivered on her word to medal at the Netball World Cup. RNZ netball reporter Ravinder Hunia looks back at her reign.

    They can't afford to drop the ball again. I am sure it will not be just about the money as there just isn't that much in netball. But give her a blank page

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    replied to canefan on last edited by
    #157

    @canefan said in Netball:

    @Bovidae said in Netball:

    I wonder what Janine Southby thinks now?

    We know that Langman and Kopua wouldn't have come back for starters.

    I feel sorry for her, she should have never got the job in the first place. The rules that sent Langman into exile didn't help either, which falls at the feet of the previous regime

    I agree with your comments, and Poole and Lancaster were to blame for the situation the Silver Ferns found themselves in.

    Back to the game, after watching a full replay of the final, Ekenasio was outstanding.

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    replied to Bovidae on last edited by
    #158

    @Bovidae The official NWC highlights package of the final is...two minutes. TWO.

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    @Mokey said in Netball:

    @Bovidae The official NWC highlights package of the final is...two minutes. TWO.

    Got a link anyway?

    Might watch during an ad break tonight ...

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    wrote on last edited by
    #160

    why do they have to do it?

    It'd be great if the Netballers got a wad of cash for thier efforts, but...

    cf4d21f4-5550-4e8a-b12b-69f36c901006-image.png

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  • MokeyM Offline
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    replied to booboo on last edited by
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    @booboo Here tis. Don't expect much, pretty poorly done for such an exciting game.

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    It's funny that someone could complain about netballers not going paid enough. I'm not sure what the audience in the UK was like. You do have to wonder why the final was in the middle of the night for the two traditionally strongest countries though. Then the highlights package isn't great, hardly selling your sport.

    I'm thrilled for the Silver Ferns - I don't think anyone saw this coming a year ago. Taurua must be coach of the year, for sure.

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    replied to hydro11 on last edited by
    #163

    @hydro11 Sky dedicated a channel to Netball throughout the World Cup, plus there were regular segments on all the breakfast shows etc, it's certainly a sport on the rise in the public eye. Maybe they could have played it in the evening, but I doubt that was going to make a huge difference to viewing numbers in NZ and Aus - what time would you propose? Playing in the evening could well have turned people in the UK off too.

    Jul 20, 2019

    England may not have won, but the World Cup has been a success for netball as a sport

    England may not have won, but the World Cup has been a success for netball as a sport

    Even though England haven’t brought home the gold medal, I still think the World Cup itself has been a success.

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    replied to Bones on last edited by
    #164

    @Bones said in Netball:

    @hydro11 Sky dedicated a channel to Netball throughout the World Cup, plus there were regular segments on all the breakfast shows etc, it's certainly a sport on the rise in the public eye. Maybe they could have played it in the evening, but I doubt that was going to make a huge difference to viewing numbers in NZ and Aus - what time would you propose? Playing in the evening could well have turned people in the UK off too.

    Jul 20, 2019

    England may not have won, but the World Cup has been a success for netball as a sport

    England may not have won, but the World Cup has been a success for netball as a sport

    Even though England haven’t brought home the gold medal, I still think the World Cup itself has been a success.

    It's brought out any number of bandwagoners if FB is anything to go by.

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    replied to MN5 on last edited by
    #165

    @MN5 said in Netball:

    @Bones said in Netball:

    @hydro11 Sky dedicated a channel to Netball throughout the World Cup, plus there were regular segments on all the breakfast shows etc, it's certainly a sport on the rise in the public eye. Maybe they could have played it in the evening, but I doubt that was going to make a huge difference to viewing numbers in NZ and Aus - what time would you propose? Playing in the evening could well have turned people in the UK off too.

    Jul 20, 2019

    England may not have won, but the World Cup has been a success for netball as a sport

    England may not have won, but the World Cup has been a success for netball as a sport

    Even though England haven’t brought home the gold medal, I still think the World Cup itself has been a success.

    It's brought out any number of bandwagoners if FB is anything to go by.

    Thanks that's great.

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    replied to Mokey on last edited by
    #166

    @Mokey

    Whole game here:

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  • H Offline
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    replied to Bones on last edited by
    #167

    @Bones said in Netball:

    @hydro11 Sky dedicated a channel to Netball throughout the World Cup, plus there were regular segments on all the breakfast shows etc, it's certainly a sport on the rise in the public eye. Maybe they could have played it in the evening, but I doubt that was going to make a huge difference to viewing numbers in NZ and Aus - what time would you propose? Playing in the evening could well have turned people in the UK off too.

    Jul 20, 2019

    England may not have won, but the World Cup has been a success for netball as a sport

    England may not have won, but the World Cup has been a success for netball as a sport

    Even though England haven’t brought home the gold medal, I still think the World Cup itself has been a success.

    Why doesn't the final just start on Saturday night, giving a Sunday morning viewing time down here. No reason for it to be at five in the evening.

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  • BonesB Online
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    replied to hydro11 on last edited by
    #168

    @hydro11 said in Netball:

    @Bones said in Netball:

    @hydro11 Sky dedicated a channel to Netball throughout the World Cup, plus there were regular segments on all the breakfast shows etc, it's certainly a sport on the rise in the public eye. Maybe they could have played it in the evening, but I doubt that was going to make a huge difference to viewing numbers in NZ and Aus - what time would you propose? Playing in the evening could well have turned people in the UK off too.

    Jul 20, 2019

    England may not have won, but the World Cup has been a success for netball as a sport

    England may not have won, but the World Cup has been a success for netball as a sport

    Even though England haven’t brought home the gold medal, I still think the World Cup itself has been a success.

    Why doesn't the final just start on Saturday night, giving a Sunday morning viewing time down here. No reason for it to be at five in the evening.

    So play the final a handful of hours after the semi final?

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    replied to Bones on last edited by
    #169

    @Bones said in Netball:

    @hydro11 said in Netball:

    @Bones said in Netball:

    @hydro11 Sky dedicated a channel to Netball throughout the World Cup, plus there were regular segments on all the breakfast shows etc, it's certainly a sport on the rise in the public eye. Maybe they could have played it in the evening, but I doubt that was going to make a huge difference to viewing numbers in NZ and Aus - what time would you propose? Playing in the evening could well have turned people in the UK off too.

    Jul 20, 2019

    England may not have won, but the World Cup has been a success for netball as a sport

    England may not have won, but the World Cup has been a success for netball as a sport

    Even though England haven’t brought home the gold medal, I still think the World Cup itself has been a success.

    Why doesn't the final just start on Saturday night, giving a Sunday morning viewing time down here. No reason for it to be at five in the evening.

    So play the final a handful of hours after the semi final?

    They could probably think up something imaginative like having the semi final on a Friday and pushing every thing forward one day.

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  • BonesB Online
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    replied to hydro11 on last edited by
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    @hydro11 said in Netball:

    @Bones said in Netball:

    @hydro11 said in Netball:

    @Bones said in Netball:

    @hydro11 Sky dedicated a channel to Netball throughout the World Cup, plus there were regular segments on all the breakfast shows etc, it's certainly a sport on the rise in the public eye. Maybe they could have played it in the evening, but I doubt that was going to make a huge difference to viewing numbers in NZ and Aus - what time would you propose? Playing in the evening could well have turned people in the UK off too.

    Jul 20, 2019

    England may not have won, but the World Cup has been a success for netball as a sport

    England may not have won, but the World Cup has been a success for netball as a sport

    Even though England haven’t brought home the gold medal, I still think the World Cup itself has been a success.

    Why doesn't the final just start on Saturday night, giving a Sunday morning viewing time down here. No reason for it to be at five in the evening.

    So play the final a handful of hours after the semi final?

    They could probably think up something imaginative like having the semi final on a Friday and pushing every thing forward one day.

    So have the semi finals on the same day as pool games?

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