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  • Chris B.C Offline
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    @Hooroo said in NZ Rugby Awards 2019:

    @Chris-B said in NZ Rugby Awards 2019:

    @Stargazer No Ta$man player even got a nomination. Havili and Ethan Blackadder both would have been very deserving.

    Crikey! Next thing you know you won't get a shield challenge next year!

    That's already a near certainty! ๐Ÿ™‚

    Champions and undefeated, but no-one gets nominated!

    At least Tone Ng Shui won for the Sevens

    (We're the Champions at that as well!). ๐Ÿ™‚

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    replied to Chris B. on last edited by
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    @Chris-B said in NZ Rugby Awards 2019:

    @Hooroo said in NZ Rugby Awards 2019:

    @Chris-B said in NZ Rugby Awards 2019:

    @Stargazer No Ta$man player even got a nomination. Havili and Ethan Blackadder both would have been very deserving.

    At least Tone Ng Shui won for the Sevens

    Good Napier boy!

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    @Stargazer Not any more! ๐Ÿ™‚

    Since you're a bit of a fan of David - here's a nice story for you. Although he's credited to Nelson College as an AB, he originally went to Motueka High School (his family is from Motueka).

    My cousin's daughter plays rugby for MHS and this year David was the Guest of Honour at their rugby prize giving. Apparently he gave one of his AB jerseys to Motueka HS - which is pretty cool given he's presumably only got five of them.

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    replied to Chris B. on last edited by
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    @Chris-B You're not telling me anything new! ๐Ÿ˜Ž

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    @Stargazer Did I tell you that story about the jersey before? That's a worry! ๐Ÿ™‚

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    @Chris-B Okay, that bit was new haha.

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    @Stargazer said in NZ Rugby Awards 2019:

    @Chris-B said in NZ Rugby Awards 2019:

    At least Tone Ng Shui won for the Sevens

    Good Napier boy!

    I thought his claim to fame was that he was the first ever NZ rugby rep from Botany Downs College.

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    @Bovidae There's no contradiction here. He's Napier born and bred, but went to Botany Downs after a few years at Napier Boys.

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    Obviously no one really gives a toss, but ardie had the first of what should be three awards

    2019 New Zealand Rugby Awards
    Fans' try of the year

    TJ Perenara (All Blacks) v Namibia at the Rugby World Cup
    New Zealand Rugby referee of the year
    Paul Williams (Taranaki)
    Charles Monro Rugby volunteer of the year
    Ian Spraggon (Bay of Plenty)
    NZRPA Kirk award
    Josh Blackie, Seilala Mapusua, Hale T-Pole
    Steinlager Salver for an outstanding contribution to New Zealand Rugby
    Steve Tew
    New Zealand Rugby Age Grade player of the year
    Fletcher Newell (Canterbury)โ€‹
    Mitre 10 Heartland Championship player of the year
    Josh Clark (North Otago)
    Duane Monkley Medal
    Chase Tiatia (Bay of Plenty)
    Fiaoโ€™o Faamausili Medal
    Chelsea Bremner (Canterbury)
    National coach of the year
    Scott Robertson (Crusaders)
    New Zealand coach of the year
    Cory Sweeney and Allan Bunting (Black Ferns sevens)
    Super Rugby player of the year
    Ardie Savea (Hurricanes)
    Tom French Memorial Mฤori player of the year
    Sarah Hirini (Ngฤti Kahungunu)

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    @Machpants said in NZ Rugby Awards 2019:

    Obviously no one really gives a toss, but ardie had the first of what should be three awards

    2019 New Zealand Rugby Awards
    Fans' try of the year

    TJ Perenara (All Blacks) v Namibia at the Rugby World Cup
    New Zealand Rugby referee of the year
    Paul Williams (Taranaki)
    Charles Monro Rugby volunteer of the year
    Ian Spraggon (Bay of Plenty)
    NZRPA Kirk award
    Josh Blackie, Seilala Mapusua, Hale T-Pole
    Steinlager Salver for an outstanding contribution to New Zealand Rugby
    Steve Tew
    New Zealand Rugby Age Grade player of the year
    Fletcher Newell (Canterbury)โ€‹
    Mitre 10 Heartland Championship player of the year
    Josh Clark (North Otago)
    Duane Monkley Medal
    Chase Tiatia (Bay of Plenty)
    Fiaoโ€™o Faamausili Medal
    Chelsea Bremner (Canterbury)
    National coach of the year
    Scott Robertson (Crusaders)
    New Zealand coach of the year
    Cory Sweeney and Allan Bunting (Black Ferns sevens)
    Super Rugby player of the year
    Ardie Savea (Hurricanes)
    Tom French Memorial Mฤori player of the year
    Sarah Hirini (Ngฤti Kahungunu)

    Yup indeed, ardie is the man

    Richard Crawshaw Memorial All Blacks sevens player of the year
    Tone Ng Shiu ( Ta$man)
    Black Ferns sevens player of the year
    Tyla Nathan-Wong (Auckland)
    Black Ferns player of the year
    Charmaine McMenamin (Auckland)
    All Blacks player of the year
    Ardie Savea (Hurricanes)
    National team of the year
    Crusaders
    New Zealand team of the year
    Black Ferns sevens
    Kelvin R Tremain player of the year
    Ardie Savea

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    I'm so glad the Black Ferns sevens won NZ team and coach of the year. Would have been a travesty if the All Blacks had won either.

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    @Machpants More or less all awards have gone to the nominees that I expected to win, although I hoped Ash Dixon would win the Tom French Memorial Mฤori player of the year award. Ardie's three awards no surprise; he fully deserves them!

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    @Stargazer Did you watch the awards? What sort of blurb did they give for the Crusaders winning National team of the year?

    Crusaders lost twice and drew twice, so while a good effort, not exactly a vintage Crusaders season.

    I hope it wasn't that they three-peated, because that's not "this year".

    Meanwhile both the Mako and the Canterbury women were unbeaten (Mako the first team to be unbeaten in 12 years). And the Mako won a title that has been basically an Auckland/Canterbury hegemony for 30 years!

    Shit judging IMO. ๐Ÿ™‚

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    @Chris-B said in NZ Rugby Awards 2019:

    @Stargazer Did you watch the awards? What sort of blurb did they give for the Crusaders winning National team of the year?

    Crusaders lost twice and drew twice, so while a good effort, not exactly a vintage Crusaders season.

    I hope it wasn't that they three-peated, because that's not "this year".

    Meanwhile both the Mako and the Canterbury women were unbeaten (Mako the first team to be unbeaten in 12 years). And the Mako won a title that has been basically an Auckland/Canterbury hegemony for 30 years!

    Shit judging IMO. ๐Ÿ™‚

    Mako lost points for not winning a shield challenge

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    replied to mariner4life on last edited by
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    @mariner4life said in NZ Rugby Awards 2019:

    @Chris-B said in NZ Rugby Awards 2019:

    @Stargazer Did you watch the awards? What sort of blurb did they give for the Crusaders winning National team of the year?

    Crusaders lost twice and drew twice, so while a good effort, not exactly a vintage Crusaders season.

    I hope it wasn't that they three-peated, because that's not "this year".

    Meanwhile both the Mako and the Canterbury women were unbeaten (Mako the first team to be unbeaten in 12 years). And the Mako won a title that has been basically an Auckland/Canterbury hegemony for 30 years!

    Shit judging IMO. ๐Ÿ™‚

    Mako lost points for not winning a shield challenge

    That can't be right, because neither the Crusaders nor the Canterbury Women won one either! ๐Ÿ™‚

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  • StargazerS Offline
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    replied to Chris B. on last edited by
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    @Chris-B said in NZ Rugby Awards 2019:

    @Stargazer Did you watch the awards? What sort of blurb did they give for the Crusaders winning National team of the year?

    Crusaders lost twice and drew twice, so while a good effort, not exactly a vintage Crusaders season.

    I hope it wasn't that they three-peated, because that's not "this year".

    Meanwhile both the Mako and the Canterbury women were unbeaten (Mako the first team to be unbeaten in 12 years). And the Mako won a title that has been basically an Auckland/Canterbury hegemony for 30 years!

    Shit judging IMO. ๐Ÿ™‚

    I can't remember, but if you really want to know, you could watch this and try to find out.

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    replied to Stargazer on last edited by
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    @Stargazer Thanks for that - nothing there other than the obvious that the Mako should've won.

    Anyone from NZ Rugby here who wants to try to explain it?

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    Machpants
    replied to Chris B. on last edited by
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    @Chris-B same reason Hansen got nominated, bigger audience gets more points in these awards. They're all pretty crap

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    @Machpants And they're throwing Razor a couple of bones, because they might need him later.

    Adding to the case - the Crusaders also won that prize last year - and had their South African incident.

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    Was there something related or just coincidence that the three former Highlanders got the NZRPA Kirk Award?

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