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    @kiwiwomble said in All Blacks vs Pumas I (yay we’re not playing the Aussies again):

    rouge

    Oui

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    @bones said in All Blacks vs Pumas I (yay we’re not playing the Aussies again):

    @kiwiwomble his option taking was dire, but if a player is doing one thing time and again, in some cases to the detriment of the team and he isn't under instruction to do just that, then I'm sure he'll get dropped pretty swiftly.

    In fairness to him it did seem like there as a general instruction to take the contact when in those situations out wide where the opposition has cover in place. He actually did this well, gaining extra metres and time for his support players on multiple occasions. What was unforgivable was his failure to score or pass to his support when he got held up and bundles out in the corner. That was just awful all round.

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    @bones said in All Blacks vs Pumas I (yay we’re not playing the Aussies again):

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    To be honest, I thought his carrying was really impressive on Sunday. Hence why I will be intrigued to see what else he starts to add to that and if it's part of a programme of progression.

    He was hitting bodies pretty fucken hard.

    He'd make a good league player eh?

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    Seems to be the other way around. Any criticsm of his fuckups and really subpar performances and Crusaders fans come leaping out of the woodwork to defend him.

    I’ve come up against that. Mentioned one time that I hoped Ethan Blackadder was not a plodder like his dad and it was an irrepressible wave of hate comments. Even tried to badgering me on messenger.

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    @broughie and yet, the debate on Akira or Jordie is always so level headed. Isn't it strange...

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    @bones said in Wallabies vs Springboks I:

    @nzzp said in Wallabies vs Springboks I:

    @nostrildamus said in Wallabies vs Springboks I:

    Hope George is ready.

    I google George Bridge Highlights. This was the first hit on Google. 15 tries, take a look ... of them, I reckon he had to actually 'do' something in 3-4 or so; the rest were catch and run straight. Someone should do a summary if they're bored... but it supports the narrative of a solid but unspectacular winger

    Wouldn't Jordan's be pretty similar?

    Not so much

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    @nzzp said in Wallabies vs Springboks I:

    @nostrildamus said in Wallabies vs Springboks I:

    Hope George is ready.

    I google George Bridge Highlights. This was the first hit on Google. 15 tries, take a look ... of them, I reckon he had to actually 'do' something in 3-4 or so; the rest were catch and run straight. Someone should do a summary if they're bored... but it supports the narrative of a solid but unspectacular winger

    i think there is something to be said for so often being in the right place at the right time to be able to just run it in but yes, solid rather than spectacular probably sums it up

    @machpants said in Wallabies vs Springboks I:

    @bones said in Wallabies vs Springboks I:

    @nzzp said in Wallabies vs Springboks I:

    @nostrildamus said in Wallabies vs Springboks I:

    Hope George is ready.

    I google George Bridge Highlights. This was the first hit on Google. 15 tries, take a look ... of them, I reckon he had to actually 'do' something in 3-4 or so; the rest were catch and run straight. Someone should do a summary if they're bored... but it supports the narrative of a solid but unspectacular winger

    Wouldn't Jordan's be pretty similar?

    Not so much

    Jordan just has a similar feel to BB and DC (to me)...you always think the ball is just going to pop back up right into his hands at the perfect moment

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    @machpants huh, go figure, I only watched a couple of tries at the start, due to both videos having a music fail. One more long range from Jordan in there, but George's one makes you wonder what happened to that guy, as well as the pick up from the kick tap down. People see what they wanna see!

    I was thinking AB level. No surprise I can't recall any Bridge tries but I imagine the bulk of the tries for both are just a run in with little to no defence ahead.

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    @kiwiwomble I think he's extracted it all from BB leaving him with no tin arse mojo 😔

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    @bones that pass though...

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    @kiwiwomble said in All Blacks vs Pumas I (yay we’re not playing the Aussies again):

    @bones that pass though...

    Yeah loved seeing him eye up the outside space before he gets tackled, in the slow Mo you could see that he was going to get it there somehow.

    Thanks @Duluth !

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    @junior said in All Blacks vs Pumas I (yay we’re not playing the Aussies again):

    @bones said in All Blacks vs Pumas I (yay we’re not playing the Aussies again):

    @kiwiwomble his option taking was dire, but if a player is doing one thing time and again, in some cases to the detriment of the team and he isn't under instruction to do just that, then I'm sure he'll get dropped pretty swiftly.

    In fairness to him it did seem like there as a general instruction to take the contact when in those situations out wide where the opposition has cover in place. He actually did this well, gaining extra metres and time for his support players on multiple occasions. What was unforgivable was his failure to score or pass to his support when he got held up and bundles out in the corner. That was just awful all round.

    Anyone else reckon Bridge did score in the corner? Looked like the ball was down to me, but agree probably wasn't conclusive enough to overturn.

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    @crazy-horse I thought it was a brilliant display of George turning a pretty sure thing into no try. Just give it to Brodie...

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    @bones yeah I did laugh at the time. Poor bugger.

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    @crazy-horse said in All Blacks vs Pumas I (yay we’re not playing the Aussies again):

    @bones yeah I did laugh at the time. Poor bugger.

    Yeah I laughed about as much as I did when Jordie went full onco kick to the face. Only George/Jordie.

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    The thing I liked most about this performance was how much rugby we played. Less kicking ( not sure if stats support this? ) and lots of direct running and continuity. Be interested to see if they can continue this next week and then take that into games with Boks. Will want to give away less technical penalties at scrum time ( frustrating), be better with accuracy of lineout throwing, and very accurate at ruck time where the bodies will be bigger.

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    @chris-b said in All Blacks vs Pumas I (yay we’re not playing the Aussies again):

    @act-crusader What's that boxing analogy about a good big man vs a good little man. 🙂

    Wait and see. I think Jordan is going to end up a very special player.

    I don’t doubt that at all and have said as much previously. To me he has Dagg/Bender like class to him. I just don’t think we have to rush him and right now I think we are getting more from Reece.

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    @act-crusader I don't think he's being rushed. He's not quite a year younger than Sevu and Rieko and a year older than Caleb Clarke.

    If anything, he's been a bit held back by missing a year through illness/injury.

    All three are good options though - but, Rieko and Will are my first choices.

    Bridge is also decent enough, but these three are better now.

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    @kiwipie said in All Blacks vs Pumas I (yay we’re not playing the Aussies again):

    Has DMac lost some of his pace? The main reason he was so dangerous was that he could take a gap and be gone but now he just looks small and nippy but not fast.

    The Argentina defence really was excellent. Given how easily the Aussies gave up tries after just one missed tackle, the ABs really had to work hard to get over the line and the Argies really never seemed to be outnumbered even after multiple phases.

    I blame his haircut.

    Pretty good performance all around. Dominated with ball in hand, Argies had a few good phases, but we managed to keep them scoreless.. Agreed with the Aus commentator at the end on taking the penalty - keeping them scoreless a key goal achieved.

    But seriously, back to the haircuts. They are all fucking awful. Especially Rieko, DMac & Havili. Just god awful.

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    @majorrage google "1995 All Blacks" and look at the images tab. That team turned out alright the next year...

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