Blues 2022
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Former Blues and Tonga halfback dies aged 36
Taniela Moa started against the All Blacks in the opening match of the 2011 World Cup.
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Pretty sad.
One of my earliest memories of Moa was seeing him play for De La Salle against Kelston in the Auckland 1A Final where he scored 4 tries. Because of his size, a lot of people thought it was the number 8 that was scoring. It was probably the most dominate performance I've seen by a player in a 1A Final. De La Salle won pretty convincingly and secured their first ever Auckland title.
That team also had Toeava at 10 and I'm pretty sure Sherwin Stowers on the wing.
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NZ RUGBY SELLS SHARES IN BLUES TO LOCAL BUSINESS CONSORTIUM — Blues Rugby
The positive momentum for the Blues continues with the announcement that a consortium of eminent New Zealand business people will take a significant shareholding in the organisation. The Better Blues Company Limited will purchase the 40 per cent holding in the Blues which was held by New Zealand R
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A forgotten gem.
The replay really shows how audacious this try was.
BTW, Happy New Year, boys. It goes without saying that this is our year!
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@hooroo said in Blues 2022:
I'm kind of glad Auckland had no NPC this year as it is quite exciting waiting to see how RTS can transition back into Rugby? No doubting his talent.
It took SBW two years in France then some time in NZ. I can't see him making consistent positive impace until after RWC.
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@machpants dunno, SBW was a supreme athlete with a good skillset, what I've seen of RTS, he is that with brilliant skills and smarts too, I reckon he will transition much quicker, possibly with him hitting his straps at the RWC
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@taniwharugby said in Blues 2022:
@machpants dunno, SBW was a supreme athlete with a good skillset, what I've seen of RTS, he is that with brilliant skills and smarts too, I reckon he will transition much quicker, possibly with him hitting his straps at the RWC
I've no idea, I hope that's the case, but I wouldn't hold my breath!
