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  • KiwiMurphK Offline
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    replied to Snowy on last edited by
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    @snowy well the reason we drew Fiji in the quarters is we lost 2 pool games.... basically like Aussie this time.

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    @kiwimurph said in 2020 -> 2021 Olympic Sevens (Tokyo):

    @snowy well the reason we drew Fiji in the quarters is we lost 2 pool games.... basically like Aussie this time.

    Exactly my point.

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    @frye said in 2020 -> 2021 Olympic Sevens (Tokyo):

    Silver medal will be a success.
    Anything less is a failure.

    In saying that we do do pretty well with a squad of players that are barely provincial level.

    I'd be delighted with a silver for the men, and yes in 15s they are provincial level.

    They still go O.K in international sevens as specialists. Sure we have a few ring ins every now and and again and we don't win everything (like we mostly did for the best part of 2 decades) but I'll cut them some slack.

    We all know pressure knockout tournaments require experience. We have that, if not out right talent and speed. I don't think that we will win it but we might sneak through a few close knock outs hopefully. Like beating the Aussies today. Thankyou Mr Knewstubb, who I think should be spending more time on the field anyway.

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  • SnowyS Offline
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    If anyone is wondering it was a sideline drop goal conversion that made the difference, aside from his on field play. Also good.

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    @bones said in 2020 -> 2021 Olympic Sevens (Tokyo):

    Fucken hell collier. What were you looking at?

    The ball. How silly...

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    wrote on last edited by Canes4life
    #380

    Burling and Tuke about to kick their campaign off on Sky Sport channel Tokyo 9

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    @canes4life said in 2020 -> 2021 Olympic Sevens (Tokyo):

    Burling and Tuke about to kick their campaign off on Sky Sport channel Tokyo 9

    In sevens?

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    Ireland currently up 10-0 over ROK

    I assume this is 9 v 12 based on the table above.

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    Korea lack subtlety - they're probably used to dominating other Asian nations but they can't really blow through anyone in this comp.

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    FT: Ireland 31 - 0 Korea

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    Spidercam in open play.

    Yeah, nah...

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    Japan up 7-0 after their skipper breaks a fairly piss-poor tackle.

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    Jeez Japan absolutely fluff it on defence to let Kenya level it up.

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    Failed to regather the restart, Kenya under the posts again.

    AND another knock on.

    Kenya 14-7 as the siren goes. Kenyan scrum midfield. Japan turn it over but they fuck it yet again.

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    Good news before the game.

    SEVENS: Here is New Zealand's starting seven: Scott Curry, Tim Mikkelson, Dylan Collier, Andrew Knewstubb, Regan Ware, Joe Webber, Sione Molia.
    On the bench are Tone Ng Shiu, Etene Nanai-Seturo, Ngarohi McGarvey-Black, Amanaki Nicole and William Warbrick. Kurt Baker drops out of the 12.

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    And that's the game - after Japan couldn't break through, Kenya get the penalty from a player rolling too many times after being tackled. That was pretty stupid.

    21-7 to Kenya. They're through to the playoff

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    Japan just aren't good, like they can't score off a 2 on 1 overlap.

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    @yeetyaah said in 2020 -> 2021 Olympic Sevens (Tokyo):

    Japan just aren't good, like they can't score off a 2 on 1 overlap.

    Both they and Korea just went lateral with no plan. No deftness....

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  • NTAN Offline
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    Tell you what tho - playing 7s in 30C heat I don't think the first two beers would touch the sides.

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    @bovidae said in 2020 -> 2021 Olympic Sevens (Tokyo):

    Good news before the game.

    SEVENS: Here is New Zealand's starting seven: Scott Curry, Tim Mikkelson, Dylan Collier, Andrew Knewstubb, Regan Ware, Joe Webber, Sione Molia.
    On the bench are Tone Ng Shiu, Etene Nanai-Seturo, Ngarohi McGarvey-Black, Amanaki Nicole and William Warbrick. Kurt Baker drops out of the 12.

    I’m amazed the upvote for this post wasn’t from @NTA

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