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    @booboo It is the text of a paywalled article in the Herald by Liam Napier

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    @higgins said in All Blacks 2022:

    @booboo It is the text of a paywalled article in the Herald by Liam Napier

    Thanks @Higgins

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    @dogmeat said in All Blacks 2022:

    While Foster is said to have largely reviewed well, All Blacks assistant coaches Brad Mooar (attack), John Plumtree (forwards) and to a lesser extent Greg Feek (scrum) were heavily scrutinised. In each case NZ Rugby has, however, opted to pursue the development rather than termination option.

    Utterly ludicrous for those morons on the NZRU Board to blame the rest of the coaching staff, but not the head coach ??? the buck stops with the coach.
    It's astonishing that over such a short period of time Foster & his coaching staff have basically managed to ruin the reputation of AB rugby... just shows you how vital it is to have a good head coach & coaching staff in place.
    Will be a big relief when that clown Foster is finally gone.

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    the governance is shocking.

    Reappointing foster after some home wins.

    Reappointing assistants but not announcing it.

    FFS, it's a literal clown show right now. We're playing at this, not taking high performance seriously.

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    @dagrubster said in All Blacks 2022:

    I see Oli Jäger made the team of the week.

    What are the chances of him being called up in July?

    And by whom!? Would he choose the ABs over Ireland?

    I really don’t see it. Maybe I’m missing something but I have yet to be impressed by Jäger.

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    @billy-tell said in All Blacks 2022:

    @dagrubster said in All Blacks 2022:

    I see Oli Jäger made the team of the week.

    What are the chances of him being called up in July?

    And by whom!? Would he choose the ABs over Ireland?

    I really don’t see it. Maybe I’m missing something but I have yet to be impressed by Jäger.

    He's certainly not good enough to be a prop for Ireland!

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    But Robinson said the NZ Rugby board has made the decision at its meeting this week that the bottom line shouldn’t always be put ahead of allowing people throughout the country to see the All Blacks.

    Sweet, so I guess some of the other regions, Invercargill, Whangarei, Palmy might see a test in the near future?

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/all-blacks/127948412/all-blacks-to-play-test-in-christchurch-for-the-first-time-in-six-years

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    That article says that Hamilton also gets an Argentinean test.

    The proposed Māori-Ireland game is still a possibility.

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    @bovidae said in All Blacks 2022:

    That article says that Hamilton also gets an Argentinean test.

    The proposed Māori-Ireland game is still a possibility.

    I'll try to make three of those, weekend in Welly with the boys, Tron with my uni boy, and dirty weekend in Auckland with the wife. Bring it on, I only got to one of the four from last year!

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    @billy-tell said in All Blacks 2022:

    @dagrubster said in All Blacks 2022:

    I see Oli Jäger made the team of the week.

    What are the chances of him being called up in July?

    And by whom!? Would he choose the ABs over Ireland?

    I really don’t see it. Maybe I’m missing something but I have yet to be impressed by Jäger.

    If the answer is Jager, we're going backwards from Owen Franks.

    The tackles stats are pretty crazy for the game (they have Christie with 48, Dickson with 38, and Coltman with 32) but he did well there with 28 tackles and no misses. Also didn't concede a penalty. On the other side it looks like he touched the ball 6 times in the game - 2 passes, 4 runs, zero metres.

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    @gt12 said in All Blacks 2022:

    @billy-tell said in All Blacks 2022:

    @dagrubster said in All Blacks 2022:

    I see Oli Jäger made the team of the week.

    What are the chances of him being called up in July?

    And by whom!? Would he choose the ABs over Ireland?

    I really don’t see it. Maybe I’m missing something but I have yet to be impressed by Jäger.

    If the answer is Jager, we're going backwards from Owen Franks.

    The tackles stats are pretty crazy for the game (they have Christie with 48, Dickson with 38, and Coltman with 32) but he did well there with 28 tackles and no misses. Also didn't concede a penalty. On the other side it looks like he touched the ball 6 times in the game - 2 passes, 4 runs, zero metres.

    Surely 4 runs would add up to at least a metre ?

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    @gt12 ESPN's tackle stats are doubled.

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    @gt12 said in All Blacks 2022:

    @billy-tell said in All Blacks 2022:

    @dagrubster said in All Blacks 2022:

    I see Oli Jäger made the team of the week.

    What are the chances of him being called up in July?

    And by whom!? Would he choose the ABs over Ireland?

    I really don’t see it. Maybe I’m missing something but I have yet to be impressed by Jäger.

    If the answer is Jager, we're going backwards from Owen Franks.

    The tackles stats are pretty crazy for the game (they have Christie with 48, Dickson with 38, and Coltman with 32) but he did well there with 28 tackles and no misses. Also didn't concede a penalty. On the other side it looks like he touched the ball 6 times in the game - 2 passes, 4 runs, zero metres.

    Your Comment from 19th Jan 2022, replying to @bobily stats for TH props on AB depth thread,

    "Jager looks good, Laulala looks very average, and Ofa's stats show his upside. Mafileo looks like a Lomax that can scrummage."

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    @chris said in All Blacks 2022:

    @gt12 said in All Blacks 2022:

    @billy-tell said in All Blacks 2022:

    @dagrubster said in All Blacks 2022:

    I see Oli Jäger made the team of the week.

    What are the chances of him being called up in July?

    And by whom!? Would he choose the ABs over Ireland?

    I really don’t see it. Maybe I’m missing something but I have yet to be impressed by Jäger.

    If the answer is Jager, we're going backwards from Owen Franks.

    The tackles stats are pretty crazy for the game (they have Christie with 48, Dickson with 38, and Coltman with 32) but he did well there with 28 tackles and no misses. Also didn't concede a penalty. On the other side it looks like he touched the ball 6 times in the game - 2 passes, 4 runs, zero metres.

    Your Comment from 19th Jan 2022, replying to @bobily stats for TH props on AB depth thread,

    "Jager looks good, Laulala looks very average, and Ofa's stats show his upside. Mafileo looks like a Lomax that can scrummage."

    Mafileo offers nothing else but the occasional good scrum. Apart from that he goes missing in all other aspects of the game. Lomax is the inform TH, Laulala does nothing at the breakdown and Ofa needs more game time.

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    Thomas Umaga Jensen needs a serious look if he can stay fit this season.

    Nearly 110kg, good footwork, good handling skills.

    Unfortunately I can't see this AB coaching team having the guts to cut some of these other midfielders. Perhaps Schmidt might be able to have some influence.

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    @kiwimurph yea you wonder what it will take for anyone to 'break into' the ABs at present.

    We need props to compliment Samisoni, a couple of ball running locks to break up the favoured Whitelock-BBR duo, another loosie to enter the mix, sadly I cant see any 8s that will allow Ardie back to 7 where he is more effective, despite how he plays, he throws out the balance at 8.

    Our 9 depth is building, 10 is an issue, then the mid-field, we have centres, but 12 is a massive issue, I think Goodhue could work well there if he is played there consistently, but TUJ certainly looks a natural there.

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    @taniwharugby in the squads, there hasn't been anyone clearly missing out. They've selected as well as they could generally, it's the tactics and 23 being put out there that have us scratching heads

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    @taniwharugby said in All Blacks 2022:

    @kiwimurph yea you wonder what it will take for anyone to 'break into' the ABs at present.

    We need props to compliment Samisoni, a couple of ball running locks to break up the favoured Whitelock-BBR duo, another loosie to enter the mix, sadly I cant see any 8s that will allow Ardie back to 7 where he is more effective, despite how he plays, he throws out the balance at 8.

    Our 9 depth is building, 10 is an issue, then the mid-field, we have centres, but 12 is a massive issue, I think Goodhue could work well there if he is played there consistently, but TUJ certainly looks a natural there.

    Ardie doesn't throw the balance out, it just requires a different balance to that you are imagining.
    What's wrong with a tight 6?

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    @crucial well he throws it out because we dont really have a tight 6, actually we probably do, but none of the Super teams seem to play them that way, meaning we pick a loose 6 and 2 x 6.5s

    Physically, Akira is the best to play tighter, but because he is so athletic, the temptation not to run him wide is too much I guess.

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    @taniwharugby said in All Blacks 2022:

    @kiwimurph yea you wonder what it will take for anyone to 'break into' the ABs at present.

    We need props to compliment Samisoni, a couple of ball running locks to break up the favoured Whitelock-BBR duo, another loosie to enter the mix, sadly I cant see any 8s that will allow Ardie back to 7 where he is more effective, despite how he plays, he throws out the balance at 8.

    Our 9 depth is building, 10 is an issue, then the mid-field, we have centres, but 12 is a massive issue, I think Goodhue could work well there if he is played there consistently, but TUJ certainly looks a natural there.

    Funny. I'm coming around to the Ardie at 8 thing. Especially how he is playing this year.

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