NH club rugby
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@bones The real problem was the coaches at Super and NPC levels tied to coach him into a completely different type of player to that he was when he first burst onto the scene. You even had Messrs. Plumtree and Hansen openly stating he was a lock and blindside flanker only respectively and each steadfastly not playing him anywhere other than their particular preferred position. When was the last time you saw him ranging out wide like he did when he stared his First Class career when he either scored tries himself or created them with offloads to supporting players? Just a shame he did not opt to go to Japan where he would have been a superstar up there had he been allowed to use his size and speed against the diminutive little Japanese defenders.
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@higgins I dunno, to me it seemed they tried to take a bloke with superb athletic ability and mould him into a useful first class player capable of being more than just a flat track bully on one side of the ball. Two ways to skin a cat so could have gone the way you suggest and use him out wide, but then you're just hoping he picks up the other stuff.
Would prolly be an excellent league player!
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@bones said in NH club rugby:
@higgins I dunno, to me it seemed they tried to take a bloke with superb athletic ability and mould him into a useful first class player capable of being more than just a flat track bully on one side of the ball. Two ways to skin a cat so could have gone the way you suggest and use him out wide, but then you're just hoping he picks up the other stuff.
Would prolly be an excellent league player!
A bit Victor Vito?
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@catogrande said in NH club rugby:
@bones said in NH club rugby:
@higgins I dunno, to me it seemed they tried to take a bloke with superb athletic ability and mould him into a useful first class player capable of being more than just a flat track bully on one side of the ball. Two ways to skin a cat so could have gone the way you suggest and use him out wide, but then you're just hoping he picks up the other stuff.
Would prolly be an excellent league player!
A bit Victor Vito?
Nah, Victor was a loss.
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The 72-29 pounding Scottish rugby just handed Wales ahead of 6 Nations
Welsh rugby should be hugely concerned at regional and national levels after the thumpings Cardiff and Ospreys just took and issues affecting the four professional teams
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@bones said in NH club rugby:
Welsh rugby should be hugely concerned at regional and national levels after the thumpings Cardiff and Ospreys just took and issues affecting the four professional teams
Comedy Gold
Another WalesOnline click bait horseshit special
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@mikethesnow said in NH club rugby:
@bones said in NH club rugby:
Welsh rugby should be hugely concerned at regional and national levels after the thumpings Cardiff and Ospreys just took and issues affecting the four professional teams
Comedy Gold
Another WalesOnline click bait horseshit special
And to think, we have a long thread about how bad Stuff.co.nz is. They are a distant third behind Walesonline and Devon Lies, sorry I mean Devon Lives.
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Great result for Wasps
And after the talk of Wales’ impending doom in the 6N, Cardiff has no one to blame but themselves for the last second loss to Quins.
Should have been home & hosed against the English champions
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@tim said in NH club rugby:
Now that's some bad technique:
Got that completely wrong which lessens my care factor that RCs are ruining the game.
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@daffy-jaffy Castres robbed.
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Haha you can clearly see it on the line?...WTF, how can they get it so wrong or make shit up.
Another shit part of that final play, was a water bottle right there on the line, and when the Castre player was looking to run it, reserves were in the in goal area (assume Castre reserves)
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Some cracking matches this weekend
But World Rugby have to take a stand, and take it now
- Any substitute rushing on to the field of play to congratulate a team mate scoring / wind up the opposition, automatic disallowing of the try
That will stop that shit dead
- It’s rugby, not Zumba
Ban the leotards now
