The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission
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@Machpants said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
@Crucial said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
I'm sure that the smarter coaches will have already worked out what we are doing, it is a matter of whether they have the players and time to adjust to a system to combat it.
I'm sure we know that they know as well.But do they know we know they know?
Unknown unknowns
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@mariner4life said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
see, this is the problem on here. Rancid was big on it to.
If you say a player isn't really to standard right now, his fans immediately take that as writing him off for all time. You Hurricanes boys seem especially taken with this. It is quite possible to think a player needs to do a bit more, and maybe in a year will be good enough. The options aren't "in now" or "out for all time".
It was the same with A Savea, who never quite got test rugby, until he absolutely did, and now is one of the first on the team sheet you would imagine.
I believe JB will have a pretty decent AB career, but right now, in 2019, i don't think he's so good that we need to take him, given the options we have, and the hole elsewhere.
Some of the criticism has been over the top, with more than a few posts stating he should not wear black again as he's clearly not good enough. I believe they were made in the heat of the game, so be taken with a grain of salt, but Jordie has definitely attracted more ire than most players.
Some of the criticism has also been fair and on point. He was wildly inconsistent last season in black, mixing sublime with ridiculous (the SA test a great example of that - outstanding try followed by that ridiculous quick throw). This year they've done what they should have done from the start given his age; eased him into games off the bench, and he's actually been bloody good. He may not be in our top 23, but he's well worth his spot in the squad.
I think his insanely good debut against the Lions has counted against him longer term; the coaches decided he was ready to start most tests when I don't think, mentally, he was up to it.
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@No-Quarter said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
@mariner4life said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
see, this is the problem on here. Rancid was big on it to.
If you say a player isn't really to standard right now, his fans immediately take that as writing him off for all time. You Hurricanes boys seem especially taken with this. It is quite possible to think a player needs to do a bit more, and maybe in a year will be good enough. The options aren't "in now" or "out for all time".
It was the same with A Savea, who never quite got test rugby, until he absolutely did, and now is one of the first on the team sheet you would imagine.
I believe JB will have a pretty decent AB career, but right now, in 2019, i don't think he's so good that we need to take him, given the options we have, and the hole elsewhere.
Some of the criticism has been over the top, with more than a few posts stating he should not wear black again as he's clearly not good enough. I believe they were made in the heat of the game, so be taken with a grain of salt, but Jordie has definitely attracted more ire than most players.
Some of the criticism has also been fair and on point. He was wildly inconsistent last season in black, mixing sublime with ridiculous (the SA test a great example of that - outstanding try followed by that ridiculous quick throw). This year they've done what they should have done from the start given his age; eased him into games off the bench, and he's actually been bloody good. He may not be in our top 23, but he's well worth his spot in the squad.
I think his insanely good debut against the Lions has counted against him longer term; the coaches decided he was ready to start most tests when I don't think, mentally, he was up to it.
the Fern is built on hyperbole.
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@mariner4life said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
the Fern is built on hyperbole.
THAT should be in the banner.
'we're built on hyperbole'
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@nzzp said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
@mariner4life said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
the Fern is built on hyperbole.
THAT should be in the banner.
'we're built on hyperbole'
'we've got no farking clue'It used to be something like that. One of the old heads will remember what the slogan was back in 2007 when I started. Basically that we talk shit and have no idea
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@canefan said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
@nzzp said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
@mariner4life said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
the Fern is built on hyperbole.
THAT should be in the banner.
'we're built on hyperbole'
'we've got no farking clue'It used to be something like that. One of the old heads will remember what the slogan was back in 2007 when I started. Basically that we talk shit and have no idea
Inaccurate analysis, poor opinions, no research, etc. est 1999.
Whatever it was, should be back.
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@Snowy said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
@Duluth Could you put it back?
It is the most astute comment ever made on here.
Yup, it was already on the the list of changes I wanted to make.
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Just a thought, but if both Mo'unga and Barrett were injured the game before a QF, but both were deemed to be likely to be fit for a semi final if we qualified, what would stop the selectors from replacing an outside back for Josh Ioane, so he could play 10 in the QF but the other two would still be eligible for games after that?
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@Cantab79 said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
Just a thought, but if both Mo'unga and Barrett were injured the game before a QF, but both were deemed to be likely to be fit for a semi final if we qualified, what would stop the selectors from replacing an outside back for Josh Ioane, so he could play 10 in the QF but the other two would still be eligible for games after that?
Was trying to find the tournament rules, but bloody world rugby don't make it easy. However, I did stumble across this on team naming, whcih seems to be ignored
https://www.world.rugby/handbook/regulations/reg-9/reg-9?lang=en
9.16 Prior to an International Match, the following shall apply:
(a) Unions shall reduce their Squad size to 26 no later than 96 hours prior to the kick off of an International Match;
(b) 72 hours before the kick off of an International Match Unions shall announce and exchange a list of the 15 Players who will start the Match and up to 8 replacements/substitutes.
72 hours = 3 days. For a saturday night kickoff, isn't that Wednesday night (rather than the Thursday something we get). Also, what the hell does Cheika do with his bracketed players if you're limited to 23?
The Great Team Naming Timing Controversy Of The Fern Rolls On...
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@Cantab79 said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
Just a thought, but if both Mo'unga and Barrett were injured the game before a QF, but both were deemed to be likely to be fit for a semi final if we qualified, what would stop the selectors from replacing an outside back for Josh Ioane, so he could play 10 in the QF but the other two would still be eligible for games after that?
I would have thought you can only replace due to injury
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@canefan said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
@Cantab79 said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
Just a thought, but if both Mo'unga and Barrett were injured the game before a QF, but both were deemed to be likely to be fit for a semi final if we qualified, what would stop the selectors from replacing an outside back for Josh Ioane, so he could play 10 in the QF but the other two would still be eligible for games after that?
I would have thought you can only replace due to injury
Prove the injury. Or otherwise.
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@nzzp said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
@Cantab79 said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
Just a thought, but if both Mo'unga and Barrett were injured the game before a QF, but both were deemed to be likely to be fit for a semi final if we qualified, what would stop the selectors from replacing an outside back for Josh Ioane, so he could play 10 in the QF but the other two would still be eligible for games after that?
Was trying to find the tournament rules, but bloody world rugby don't make it easy. However, I did stumble across this on team naming, whcih seems to be ignored
https://www.world.rugby/handbook/regulations/reg-9/reg-9?lang=en
9.16 Prior to an International Match, the following shall apply:
(a) Unions shall reduce their Squad size to 26 no later than 96 hours prior to the kick off of an International Match;
(b) 72 hours before the kick off of an International Match Unions shall announce and exchange a list of the 15 Players who will start the Match and up to 8 replacements/substitutes.
72 hours = 3 days. For a saturday night kickoff, isn't that Wednesday night (rather than the Thursday something we get). Also, what the hell does Cheika do with his bracketed players if you're limited to 23?
The Great Team Naming Timing Controversy Of The Fern Rolls On...
I suspect that webpage just had it's first ever hit.
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Not that hard to pick up an injury or employ a dodgy Japanese chef and come down with a debilitating illness
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@ACT-Crusader said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
Not that hard to pick up an injury or employ a dodgy Japanese chef and come down with a debilitating illness
Just ask Crotty and SBW to walk down a small flight of stairs, 100% chance you’ll need to replace one afterwards. Only worry is it’s likely an 85% chance you’ll need to replace two.
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@canefan said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
@Cantab79 said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
Just a thought, but if both Mo'unga and Barrett were injured the game before a QF, but both were deemed to be likely to be fit for a semi final if we qualified, what would stop the selectors from replacing an outside back for Josh Ioane, so he could play 10 in the QF but the other two would still be eligible for games after that?
I would have thought you can only replace due to injury
Injuries don't need to be independently verified though. Moreover, what's stopping a player saying they are having mental health issues or family problems so they can be replaced? As far as I can see the AB's could bring in Josh Ioane in an emergency without necessarily having to replace Mo'unga or BB.
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@Cantab79 said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
@canefan said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
@Cantab79 said in The Mystery of Josh Ioane’s Omission:
Just a thought, but if both Mo'unga and Barrett were injured the game before a QF, but both were deemed to be likely to be fit for a semi final if we qualified, what would stop the selectors from replacing an outside back for Josh Ioane, so he could play 10 in the QF but the other two would still be eligible for games after that?
I would have thought you can only replace due to injury
Injuries don't need to be independently verified though. Moreover, what's stopping a player saying they are having mental health issues or family problems so they can be replaced? As far as I can see the AB's could bring in Josh Ioane in an emergency without necessarily having to replace Mo'unga or BB.
Agreed. That's why finding those tournament regulations woudl be nice. @Damo can you help?
