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    Haaaaa

    After Whitelock's hand made contact with Farrell's head to get him out of the ruck, TJ Perenara asked Farrell if he was playing in the Premier League, rather than the Rugby World Cup semifinal.

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    @sparky said in RWC: England v New Zealand (SF1):

    Five moments that cost the ABs the World Cup Semi Final:

    Very good piece.

    Surprisingly good! I'm cautious of reading any media for a day or three... but that was pretty balanced

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    The Whitelock thing, I completely missed him hitting him in the face, it just looked like he pushed him?

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    Can we get a welfare check on @mariner4life?

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    @Kirwan Bridge is also good at running good lines. Reiko has X factor though and he wouldn’t have been bundled into touch as easy as Reece or Bridge. Can’t blame these guys though and Rieko lost favor. Lost in in the forwards and the English defense everywhere was immense.

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    @Bones He kind of palmed him out of the way. No much really. It was karma for his hand in the ruck at the end of the super rugby final.

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    Eddie Jones pissed on our powder. Turns out wet powder is the bad kind. Sad.

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    @broughie said in RWC: England v New Zealand (SF1):

    @Kirwan Bridge is also good at running good lines. Reiko has X factor though and he wouldn’t have been bundled into touch as easy as Reece or Bridge. Can’t blame these guys though and Rieko lost favor. Lost in in the forwards and the English defense everywhere was immense.

    Huh? Have you not been watching Rieko finding new ways to die with the ball? The only way he wouldn't have been bundled out is because he dropped it.

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    @Bones maybe in the last couple of games hence he was dropped but ordinarily it was not a characteristic of him.

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    I can handle a loss ,

    But to be almost out of ideas , completely out coached , was tough to swallow ,

    Shag has been good , but this was the worst night of his coaching career , not a nice way to finish.

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    One thing that would be really good going forward: the backline not being tinkered with every other week. Our midfield has suffered for that especially.

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    @Bones said in RWC: England v New Zealand (SF1):

    @Catogrande said in RWC: England v New Zealand (SF1):

    @Bones said in RWC: England v New Zealand (SF1):

    @Catogrande I don't think you're allowed to just say red. I think you have to announce every bottle of wine by it's full name and year.

    My dear fellow wine IS red. It's only white wine that's white.

    Astounding arrogance.

    Beta-cuck

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    alls I'm gunna say is this fluffybunny jinxed us... confident fan gets tattoo

    I said it to the wife before the game and what do you know. get him in the high court, charge him with treason.

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    #1811

    For the NZ post mortem.

    1. Poor mental preparation.
    2. Forward pack was missing. (Related to point 1)
    3. Poor tactics, going wide against a rush defence without earning the right (related to point 1 and 2).
    4. Getting bundled into touch. FFS. (Related to point 3)
    5. Passive defense.

    Selections fairly irrelevant for me to the outcome. No B Smith on the bench the only stinker.

    We have a lot of players and coaching staff with experience of following up a good knockout game with a stinker from both 2011 and 2015, but no learnings seemingly. Got way too excited by the opportunity to play Ireland. Poor mental prep. A very naive last fortnight.

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    @Bones said in RWC: England v New Zealand (SF1):

    @broughie said in RWC: England v New Zealand (SF1):

    @Kirwan Bridge is also good at running good lines. Reiko has X factor though and he wouldn’t have been bundled into touch as easy as Reece or Bridge. Can’t blame these guys though and Rieko lost favor. Lost in in the forwards and the English defense everywhere was immense.

    Huh? Have you not been watching Rieko finding new ways to die with the ball? The only way he wouldn't have been bundled out is because he dropped it.

    Yes that is dreaming to think he would have made a difference he lost favor because he lost form and confidence, he wasn’t going to suddenly regain it in the semi. Besides I would take Bridge all day long under the high ball.

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    England's performance reminded me of our 2011 semifinal performance. A perfect application of suffocating pressure but where the scoreline never quite blew out.

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    I went to bed and thought when I wake up it’ll be just a bad dream but alas when I woke up the result was the same 😂

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    @DMX said in RWC: England v New Zealand (SF1):

    @Bones said in RWC: England v New Zealand (SF1):

    @broughie said in RWC: England v New Zealand (SF1):

    @Kirwan Bridge is also good at running good lines. Reiko has X factor though and he wouldn’t have been bundled into touch as easy as Reece or Bridge. Can’t blame these guys though and Rieko lost favor. Lost in in the forwards and the English defense everywhere was immense.

    Huh? Have you not been watching Rieko finding new ways to die with the ball? The only way he wouldn't have been bundled out is because he dropped it.

    Yes that is dreaming to think he would have made a difference he lost favor because he lost form and confidence, he wasn’t going to suddenly regain it in the semi. Besides I would take Bridge all day long under the high ball.

    And that sort of selection policy and player management got us last nights result.

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    People in this forum are great fans of Richie Mounga. He's had a mare : missed an easy tackle on Daly who is not the quickest fullback nor the strongest one (this led to England's first try), then could not handle the English rush defence. Let's hope he'll learn from this very disappointing performance.
    The Bounga experiment was clearly a failure with BB's kicking from hand being an issue. Would DMac have done better ?

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    @cgrant said in RWC: England v New Zealand (SF1):

    People in this forum are great fans of Richie Mounga. He's had a mare : missed an easy tackle on Daly who is not the quickest fullback nor the strongest one (this led to England's first try), then could not handle the English rush defence. Let's hope he'll learn from this very disappointing performance.
    The Bounga experiment was clearly a failure with BB's kicking from hand being an issue. Would DMac have done better ?

    Yes.

    Cause that little bastard has the x factor

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