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  • MokeyM Offline
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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 Māori 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. πŸ™‚

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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. πŸ™‚

    Mako lost points for not winning a shield challenge

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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. πŸ™‚

    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! πŸ™‚

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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. πŸ™‚

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

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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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    @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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    replied to ACT Crusader on last edited by
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    @ACT-Crusader This article answers your question.

    Josh Blackie, Seilala Mapusua and Hale T-Pole receive 2019 NZRPA Kirk Award
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