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All Blacks v Ireland, 2021 NH Tour

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  • StargazerS Offline
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    Jeff Wilson just saying that ALB went off with a shoulder injury.

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    @yeetyaah I’m not losing any sleep over the loss - although it looks like you are as you said a couple of posts ago you were going to bed…

    After all it’s just a game.

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    @chris said in All Blacks v Ireland, 2021 NH Tour:

    Foster is shit shit shit,
    Shit player and a shit coach right of the next WC we have no chance in a tight WC tournament under the Fister circus.

    We've played 3 games this year against 'hard' opposition. By hard, I mean in your face physical teams. Wales could've been, but were badly effected by defections. So 3 games, 1 win. The same style will almost always best the ABs, in the late Hansen/foster era.

    They talk the talk about physicality, but can't walk the walk. Foster has still not figured it out after 5 or so years, and he's not going to. I was hoping that we'd see a vintage performance, but Ireland obviously didn't listen to Foster's media interviews.

    So another couple of years of being a flat track bully, but no cigar at the world cup. Bring on 2024.

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    @stargazer had to be something serious.

    That’s the problem with Reiko and Havili. They need babysitters. They need experience inside or outside them. That’s on the coaches. If you haven’t made a player into a stand alone test weapon then they shouldn’t be on the field to begin with.

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    @mofitzy_ said in All Blacks v Ireland, 2021 NH Tour:

    Foster is the inbred grandson of a once great King. Only there because of what his ancestors did, and even his father wasn't all that great.

    Quoted for posterity

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    @mofitzy_ said in All Blacks v Ireland, 2021 NH Tour:

    @victor-meldrew
    Players of a known quantity are underperforming, new players don't cut the mustard. That's on the coach.

    Also, even if that doesn't solve everything, what other option is there?

    Foster is the inbred grandson of a once great King. Only there because of what his ancestors did, and even his father wasn't all that great.

    How about we all give credit to a very bloody great performance by the Irish! They were great, that was a bloody great test, and we were beaten by a better team. I obviously am a little disappointed but not going to go into depression!
    I think test rugby is alive and well after seeing games like this!

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    @berniescorner players definitely looked a little flat in terms of attack.

    Oh well, we get another test next week.

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    @victor-meldrew said in All Blacks v Ireland, 2021 NH Tour:

    @pakman said in All Blacks v Ireland, 2021 NH Tour:

    With Jordie’s huge boot we should have prioritised playing in their half rather than clever up and unders in our half.

    The real elephant in the room was why didn't the players recognise that and change tactics?

    Always I read that this sort of thing is the coach's fault 😉 , The Silver Fern is no exception.

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    carnt beleive brad mooar gets a free pass. attack is shocking if any coach needs to go it him.

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    @stargazer said in All Blacks v Ireland, 2021 NH Tour:

    @bovidae said in All Blacks v Ireland, 2021 NH Tour:

    @nostrildamus Blackadder should have been subbed.

    Blackadder was subbed and shouldn't have been. They should have taken Ardie off instead, although Akira didn't offer much in the time he was on the field.

    i disagree, Akira did.

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    @stargazer i think you have to make horses for courses selections ,for me Blackadder is better suited against teams like the Boks..Akira may have been a better option against the irish
    My biggest disappointment is the lack of development of the props ..Nepo Laulala whilst being adequate at scrumtime time just does ‘nt do it for me around the paddock ..big Karl T i put in the same bracket
    Ofa Tu’angafasi has been a massive let down ,has fallen by the wayside ..

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    @dan54 said in All Blacks v Ireland, 2021 NH Tour:

    @mofitzy_ said in All Blacks v Ireland, 2021 NH Tour:

    @victor-meldrew
    Players of a known quantity are underperforming, new players don't cut the mustard. That's on the coach.

    Also, even if that doesn't solve everything, what other option is there?

    Foster is the inbred grandson of a once great King. Only there because of what his ancestors did, and even his father wasn't all that great.

    How about we all give credit to a very bloody great performance by the Irish! They were great, that was a bloody great test, and we were beaten by a better team. I obviously am a little disappointed but not going to go into depression!
    I think test rugby is alive and well after seeing games like this!

    100% agree, but for the Fern the glass is always half empty - or completely empty in this case - and moaning about ABs players (or the coach) comes first. Ferners aren't good losers and become totally unreasonable. Full credit to Ireland!

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    @stargazer said in All Blacks v Ireland, 2021 NH Tour:

    @dan54 said in All Blacks v Ireland, 2021 NH Tour:

    @mofitzy_ said in All Blacks v Ireland, 2021 NH Tour:

    @victor-meldrew
    Players of a known quantity are underperforming, new players don't cut the mustard. That's on the coach.

    Also, even if that doesn't solve everything, what other option is there?

    Foster is the inbred grandson of a once great King. Only there because of what his ancestors did, and even his father wasn't all that great.

    How about we all give credit to a very bloody great performance by the Irish! They were great, that was a bloody great test, and we were beaten by a better team. I obviously am a little disappointed but not going to go into depression!
    I think test rugby is alive and well after seeing games like this!

    100% agree, but for the Fern the glass is always half empty - or completely empty in this case - and moaning about ABs players (or the coach) comes first. Ferners aren't good losers and become totally unreasonable.

    You show me a good loser and I see a loser!

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  • Chris B.C Offline
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    Well done, Ireland.

    That was one of the best performances I've seen against the ABs and it would have been a bit of a travesty if we had burgled it.

    Can all pick out lots of individuals to criticise, but we were outplayed across the park. Some massive first half defence kept us in the game - along with a couple of breakout tries.

    Big problem, I think, is that we don't really have the forwards to dominate like we did in 2015. We've pretty much got our best guys on the tour, but they finished second tonight.

    The backs fumbled and bungled a fair bit tonight under pressure, but we have enough quality there (except halfback when Smith isn't there).

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  • raznomoreR Offline
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    @dan54 the Irish weee fantastic. But this is a full blown bitch session now. There’s no time for measured opinions or congratulatory posts to the opposition. This is a virtual lynching. Make All Black Rugby Great Again…

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    @raznomore said in All Blacks v Ireland, 2021 NH Tour:

    @stargazer had to be something serious.

    That’s the problem with Reiko and Havili. They need babysitters. They need experience inside or outside them. That’s on the coaches. If you haven’t made a player into a stand alone test weapon then they shouldn’t be on the field to begin with.

    I don’t think that is true at all. Midfield players need combination. Remember when Snakey didn’t look that flash outside MacAllister? His combo with Nonu was built over many many years. There were some scratchy performances by Mauger and Umaga individually and collectively, but they eventually looked good after a couple of years.

    Havili would not have been first choice this season, but got his chance because of Goodhue’s injury. So we have a new combo and two fairly young players at that.

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    @steven-harris
    How does this disrespect the Irish? 80% of AB fans were saying this from day one.

    I think a rivalry is good too but the point of being a real fan is engaging in the entire process. And I was Foster out from day dot.

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    @sparky Are you calling @Dan54 a loser, because he just showed he's gracious in defeat (that's a good loser in my books) and gives credit where it's due.

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    I think for many of us it’s déjà vu which makes us angry. I’m sure I wrote similar post last time we lost to Ireland and nothing has changed.
    All Blacks pride ourselves on playing the game a certain way (ball in hand) etc and it hasn’t worked against these teams who feed off defence and don’t fear our style. Maybe we need to change our mindset? Just a thought I mean when we had ball we looked like teenage boys fumbling with a bra for the first time!!
    Change of tack needed because France in Paris isn’t gonna be easier if we get THAT French team who are up for it.

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    @victor-meldrew said in All Blacks v Ireland, 2021 NH Tour:

    @pakman said in All Blacks v Ireland, 2021 NH Tour:

    With Jordie’s huge boot we should have prioritised playing in their half rather than clever up and unders in our half.

    The real elephant in the room was why didn't the players recognise that and change tactics?

    ALB took the backline brain when he went off.

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