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  • BovidaeB Offline
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    While I don't think anyone wants JB on the right wing, he is averaging a try per test so far.

    It would be good to see more action down the left flank tomorrow.

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  • SiamS Offline
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    @sparky said in Bledisloe Three: Sydney, 31 October:

    @Duluth said in Bledisloe Three: Sydney, 31 October:

    Team has been released:

    1 Karl Tu'inukuafe (14)
    2 Dane Coles (71)
    3 Ofa Tuungafasi (37)
    4 Patrick Tuipulotu (32)
    5 Samuel Whitelock (118)
    6 Shannon Frizell (11)
    7 Sam Cane (70) - captain
    8 Hoskins Sotutu (2)
    9 Aaron Smith (94)
    10 Richie Mo'unga (19)
    11 Caleb Clarke (2)
    12 Jack Goodhue (15)
    13 Anton Lienert-Brown (45)
    14 Jordie Barrett (19)
    15 Beauden Barrett (85)

    16 Codie Taylor (52)
    17 Alex Hodgman (1)
    18 Tyrel Lomax (2)
    19 Scott Barrett (37)
    20 Dalton Papalii (3)
    21 TJ Perenara (66)
    22 Ngani Laumape (13)
    23 Rieko Ioane (31)

    Bledisloe ripe for the keeping and a double take when you read Jordie on a wing and Reiko on a bench.

    Doesn't seem right at all

    Extra experience for Jordie for a future on the wing?

    Yeah, nah

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  • ACT CrusaderA Offline
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    @Siam said in Bledisloe Three: Sydney, 31 October:

    @sparky said in Bledisloe Three: Sydney, 31 October:

    @Duluth said in Bledisloe Three: Sydney, 31 October:

    Team has been released:

    1 Karl Tu'inukuafe (14)
    2 Dane Coles (71)
    3 Ofa Tuungafasi (37)
    4 Patrick Tuipulotu (32)
    5 Samuel Whitelock (118)
    6 Shannon Frizell (11)
    7 Sam Cane (70) - captain
    8 Hoskins Sotutu (2)
    9 Aaron Smith (94)
    10 Richie Mo'unga (19)
    11 Caleb Clarke (2)
    12 Jack Goodhue (15)
    13 Anton Lienert-Brown (45)
    14 Jordie Barrett (19)
    15 Beauden Barrett (85)

    16 Codie Taylor (52)
    17 Alex Hodgman (1)
    18 Tyrel Lomax (2)
    19 Scott Barrett (37)
    20 Dalton Papalii (3)
    21 TJ Perenara (66)
    22 Ngani Laumape (13)
    23 Rieko Ioane (31)

    Bledisloe ripe for the keeping and a double take when you read Jordie on a wing and Reiko on a bench.

    Doesn't seem right at all

    Extra experience for Jordie for a future on the wing?

    Yeah, nah

    Unless they are taking the Ben Smith approach with Jordie where Bender didn’t get his first start as fullback until more than 20 tests into his AB career. And I think only once did he even switch to fullback in that time.

    And I recall there were critics when he was selected for the wing (and even the ABs itself) given there was some ‘firepower’ available like Piutau etc.

    And looking back over his whole AB career Bender played as much on the right wing as he did at fullback.

    They just seem keen to build Jordie’s experience.

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  • Chris B.C Offline
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    Jordie on the wing is all about experience, low error rate and defence.

    I'm sure they don't want two absolute rookies at the back together in Clarke and Jordan vs Aus and I'm sure they think Jordie will score most of the tries he should, while being the best defensive option on the right wing. A sort of bigger, slower version of Ben Smith.

    Probably also a bit of man management in that they don't want to push Beaudy to the bench and have him fuck off overseas permanently.

    Pretty sure it's a short term measure, though.

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  • CrucialC Offline
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    @ACT-Crusader said in Bledisloe Three: Sydney, 31 October:

    @Siam said in Bledisloe Three: Sydney, 31 October:

    @sparky said in Bledisloe Three: Sydney, 31 October:

    @Duluth said in Bledisloe Three: Sydney, 31 October:

    Team has been released:

    1 Karl Tu'inukuafe (14)
    2 Dane Coles (71)
    3 Ofa Tuungafasi (37)
    4 Patrick Tuipulotu (32)
    5 Samuel Whitelock (118)
    6 Shannon Frizell (11)
    7 Sam Cane (70) - captain
    8 Hoskins Sotutu (2)
    9 Aaron Smith (94)
    10 Richie Mo'unga (19)
    11 Caleb Clarke (2)
    12 Jack Goodhue (15)
    13 Anton Lienert-Brown (45)
    14 Jordie Barrett (19)
    15 Beauden Barrett (85)

    16 Codie Taylor (52)
    17 Alex Hodgman (1)
    18 Tyrel Lomax (2)
    19 Scott Barrett (37)
    20 Dalton Papalii (3)
    21 TJ Perenara (66)
    22 Ngani Laumape (13)
    23 Rieko Ioane (31)

    Bledisloe ripe for the keeping and a double take when you read Jordie on a wing and Reiko on a bench.

    Doesn't seem right at all

    Extra experience for Jordie for a future on the wing?

    Yeah, nah

    Unless they are taking the Ben Smith approach with Jordie where Bender didn’t get his first start as fullback until more than 20 tests into his AB career. And I think only once did he even switch to fullback in that time.

    And I recall there were critics when he was selected for the wing (and even the ABs itself) given there was some ‘firepower’ available like Piutau etc.

    And looking back over his whole AB career Bender played as much on the right wing as he did at fullback.

    They just seem keen to build Jordie’s experience.

    IIRC that was also during the 'new' tactic of a wing/fullback that was kind of pioneered accidently by Cory Jane.
    CJ showed the value in having a wing that could read the game like a fullback and how kicks (thanks you South Africa) could be covered better with that setup.
    Bender followed perfectly into that plan especially once opposition kicking tactions adjusted to high kicks to the sides a bit more (as opposed to trying to pick a spot in the backfield that the fullback would struggle to reach.

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  • SnowyS Offline
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    I'm guessing that Jordie might be receiving quite a few kicks. Either of the other two options are more likely to carve you up if the defence isn't really well organised.

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  • NepiaN Offline
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    @Chris-B said in Bledisloe Three: Sydney, 31 October:

    Jordie on the wing is all about experience, low error rate and defence.

    I'm sure they don't want two absolute rookies at the back together in Clarke and Jordan vs Aus and I'm sure they think Jordie will score most of the tries he should, while being the best defensive option on the right wing. A sort of bigger, slower version of Ben Smith.

    Probably also a bit of man management in that they don't want to push Beaudy to the bench and have him fuck off overseas permanently.

    Pretty sure it's a short term measure, though.

    🤔

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  • Chris B.C Offline
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    @Nepia I reckon Jordie very clearly went up a level this year. He was excellent for the Hurricanes - barely made a mistake.

    He's made a few rookie errors in the ABs, but those have to be left in the past at some point. He'll doubtless make a few more mistakes in his career - even Ben Smith got sent off in a World Cup final - but, I expect them to be relatively rare.

    People like Jordan and Clarke probably still have their rookie errors in front of them - even if they ultimately become very safe options.

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  • CrucialC Offline
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    @Chris-B said in Bledisloe Three: Sydney, 31 October:

    @Nepia I reckon Jordie very clearly went up a level this year. He was excellent for the Hurricanes - barely made a mistake.

    He's made a few rookie errors in the ABs, but those have to be left in the past at some point. He'll doubtless make a few more mistakes in his career - even Ben Smith got sent off in a World Cup final - but, I expect them to be relatively rare.

    People like Jordan and Clarke probably still have their rookie errors in front of them - even if they ultimately become very safe options.

    That is all fair comment.

    What I haven't seen from Jordie (and I am happy for someone that watched the Canes more intently this year to correct me) is great positional play at the back.
    It is an aspect that doesn't quite get the testing at Super Rugby as it does at higher levels due to the styles of games played.
    Bender showed excellent positional awareness as did CJ before him. I watch JB on the wing and he always has his 15 telling him where to go. If he is as good a 15 himself he should know.

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  • mariner4lifeM Offline
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    replied to Chris B. on last edited by
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    @Chris-B said in Bledisloe Three: Sydney, 31 October:

    I'm sure they don't want two absolute rookies at the back together in Clarke and Jordan vs Aus

    yeah, shit, that would be a risk against the enormous amount of caps they would be facing...

    We are second-guessing and excuse making for strange looking decisions because the coaching panel don't tell anybody anything useful.

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  • nostrildamusN Offline
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    wrote on last edited by
    #473

    "In Foster we trust"
    Nope, I'm not there yet.

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  • mariner4lifeM Offline
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    @nostrildamus said in Bledisloe Three: Sydney, 31 October:

    "In Foster we trust"
    Nope, I'm not there yet.

    dude i doubt i will ever be there. Fool me once etc...

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  • KiwiwombleK Offline
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    I hope we're not in for dome of those Super Rugby games where the jersey's clashed, is the white patterns enough?

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  • CrucialC Offline
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    #476

    Home team changes kit if there is a clash.
    Some rugby traditions should be upheld.

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  • KirwanK Offline
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    @Crucial said in Bledisloe Three: Sydney, 31 October:

    Home team changes kit if there is a clash.
    Some rugby traditions should be upheld.

    Didn't that change to the opposite about ten years ago?

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  • KiwiwombleK Offline
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    and can you imagine the backlash if big bad NZ stopped them wearing their First Nations Jersey?

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  • BovidaeB Offline
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    No different to playing the Boks. I doubt the players focus on the colour of the shorts (white for SA).

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  • CrucialC Offline
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    @Kirwan said in Bledisloe Three: Sydney, 31 October:

    @Crucial said in Bledisloe Three: Sydney, 31 October:

    Home team changes kit if there is a clash.
    Some rugby traditions should be upheld.

    Didn't that change to the opposite about ten years ago?

    6N has home team wearing an alternate for the France/Scotland/Italy games (all blue)

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  • SnowyS Offline
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    That's just a big fuck off from me. You could have done a yellow indigenous jersey. Not our problem, we wear Black.

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  • KiwiwombleK Offline
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    replied to Kirwan on last edited by Kiwiwomble
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    @Kirwan said in Bledisloe Three: Sydney, 31 October:

    @Crucial said in Bledisloe Three: Sydney, 31 October:

    Home team changes kit if there is a clash.
    Some rugby traditions should be upheld.

    Didn't that change to the opposite about ten years ago?

    i thought so too but just checked and when we played Scotland in 2017 at murrayfield they wore white

    @Snowy you're not wrong...but thats small comfort if we get bagged for some sort of cultural insensitivity

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