Super Rugby 2020
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@Hooroo I'd have thought moving to 5pm instead of the earlier k/o means it wont clash with club footy, and probably be good for clubs to keep people in club rooms for an hour or 2 longer to watch could be a factor too
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@taniwharugby said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Hooroo I'd have thought moving to 5pm instead of the earlier k/o means it wont clash with club footy, and probably be good for clubs to keep people in club rooms for an hour or 2 longer to watch?
In Australia?
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@Hooroo no NZ...I mean they get more eyeballs if people can watch thier club play and then super rugby, more $$$ for bar takes...probably not the main driver, but surely a factor?
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@taniwharugby said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Hooroo no NZ...I mean they get more eyeballs if people can watch thier club play and then super rugby...probably not the main driver, but surely a factor?
That doesn't help NZRU though. They can sell rights to Aussie
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@Hooroo well it helps NZ Grass roots rugby, so helps NZR??
But if it helps get a few more $$$ from Aussie punters to watch...
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@taniwharugby said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Hooroo well it helps NZ Grass roots rugby, so helps NZR??
But if it helps get a few more $$$ from Aussie punters to watch...
Can't look that far ahead at the moment. This is a micky mouse comp that needs to generate as much cash as possible.
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@nzzp said in Super Rugby 2020:
@mariner4life said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Bones who?
Tom Taylor - son of Warwick. Classy, could have done well, but coincided with a heap of 10s in Canterbury
I fondly recall a R1 (?) NPC game maybe around 2014 which he absolutely dominated. Like dominated so hard that it made Richie Mo'unga dominating NPC finals looks like a training camp for game domination.
I'd have him back, for sure.
He was a 10-come-12 who was poorly used predominantly at FB by Blackadder where he was just pedestrian really. Those with rose-coloured glasses would say it was his own fault and he should have moved. But where to? In his era the Chiefs had AC, Highlanders had Sopoaga and Hurricanes had BB. The Blues had been suggested but who honestly believes the Blues would have been good for Taylor, and - less so - Taylor good for the Blues?
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@shark said in Super Rugby 2020:
@nzzp said in Super Rugby 2020:
@mariner4life said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Bones who?
Tom Taylor - son of Warwick. Classy, could have done well, but coincided with a heap of 10s in Canterbury
I fondly recall a R1 (?) NPC game maybe around 2014 which he absolutely dominated. Like dominated so hard that it made Richie Mo'unga dominating NPC finals looks like a training camp for game domination.
I'd have him back, for sure.
He was a 10-come-12 who was poorly used predominantly at FB by Blackadder where he was just pedestrian really. Those with rose-coloured glasses would say it was his own fault and he should have moved. But where to? In his era the Chiefs had AC, Highlanders had Sopoaga and Hurricanes had BB. The Blues had been suggested but who honestly believes the Blues would have been good for Taylor, and - less so - Taylor good for the Blues?
I remember his All Black debut and he fitted in seamlessly. Then he poked on off
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@Duluth said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Hooroo said in Super Rugby 2020:
Must be for Aussie market?
It makes it a watchable time for the UK & SA
But I do wonder if SA and USA will buy the TV rights to it, all the same?
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@Hooroo said in Super Rugby 2020:
I remember his All Black debut and he fitted in seamlessly. Then he poked on off
His AB debut was his best game. He was rated highly by some people after that. However he didn't follow it up when he returned to SR level.
Probably a good decision to cash in on an inflated reputation
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Hickey will be a good fit
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@Duluth said in Super Rugby 2020:
@Hooroo said in Super Rugby 2020:
I remember his All Black debut and he fitted in seamlessly. Then he poked on off
His AB debut was his best game. He was rated highly by some people after that. However he didn't follow it up when he returned to SR level.
Probably a good decision to cash in on an inflated reputation
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I think I remember that game he started too - second Bledisloe test of the year (http://stats.allblacks.com/asp/teamsheet.asp?MT_ID=2226). From memory we were dominant start to finish, and charged down a couple of good kicks.
He is only 31, so could have a few years left in him. Highlanders are screaming out for a quality 10 aren't they?
