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  • GrooterG Offline
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    @Duluth grizz wyllie would be non too impressed

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    @Bovidae Canterbury managing to keep the Mako scoreless had me shocked I tell you! Luke Romano put in an immense shift whilst Havili & his men looked as tho they were on a labour weekend bender ( don't recall if it was labour wknd)

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    @Duluth said in Canterbury 2022:

    @Bovidae said in Canterbury 2022:

    This seemed to be a job nobody wanted.

    You can see why. There's been three seasons of bad results (not just two) and the fans will judge the 2022 side by the standards of 4+ years ago.
    So a coach will get no credit for a big turnaround and even a moderate improvement isn't good enough.

    Now that Ta$man is the premier side in the Crusaders region recruitment and holding quality players is harder. Canterbury should still be near the top, but structurally things are a lot more difficult

    Yeah there were some problems within the board as well.
    Those seems to be getting better.
    It will take a couple of years to get back on track
    Ta$man has had a major impact on the landscape as you say it has hurt the recruitment process for Canterbury.

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    @FakatavaFuture Stuff that haha! They might return but I certainly don't miss seeing them win the comp year after year.

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    @African-Monkey said in Canterbury 2022:

    @FakatavaFuture Stuff that haha! They might return but I certainly don't miss seeing them win the comp year after year.

    I remember Auckland winning every year through the 1980's by 20 points at least every game.Starting after the great Shield game when Auckland took it back from Grizz's team.
    That team use to thump Canterbury by 30 points everytime.
    Auckland were miles ahead of everyone in fitness and professionalism.
    It took Canterbury 5 or 6 years to catch up.

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    @Chris haha true. So how are you guys gonna fit all your locks in now Gallagher coming along and Gardiner as well?

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    @African-Monkey thought Gardiner was a loose forward that can cover lock? he's certainly not a winger๐Ÿ˜ญ

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    @African-Monkey said in Canterbury 2022:

    @Chris haha true. So how are you guys gonna fit all your locks in now Gallagher coming along and Gardiner as well?

    Gardiner is a LF really who covers lock.Dunshea out for the season.
    So I guess Romano,Gallagher and Darry rotating around the 23.

    LF looks like a squeeze to. Christie,Harmon,Kellow,Gardiner,Prinseep and Grace.
    Plus there are a couple of young LF's in Torian Barnes and George Metheven who deserve a crack.

    It is really the backs we are shit with donkey's like Mcleod,both Punivai Brothers nothing behind Burke and HB is weak behind Drummond.

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    @Duluth said in Canterbury 2022:

    @FakatavaFuture

    2019 - 6 wins 5 losses
    2020 - 4 wins 6 losses
    2021 - 5 wins 5 losses

    In 3 seasons they have not been able to out perform a coin toss (15 wins 16 losses)

    The fact that there are teams like Southland that are essentially amateur makes it even worse

    It also highlights how great of a coach Razor was for Canterbury.

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    @kiwi_expat said in Canterbury 2022:

    @Duluth said in Canterbury 2022:

    @FakatavaFuture

    2019 - 6 wins 5 losses
    2020 - 4 wins 6 losses
    2021 - 5 wins 5 losses

    In 3 seasons they have not been able to out perform a coin toss (15 wins 16 losses)

    The fact that there are teams like Southland that are essentially amateur makes it even worse

    It also highlights how great of a coach Razor was for Canterbury.

    They were winning championships immediately before Roberston and immediately after Robertson. In fact, the only Championship they didn't win between 2008 & 2017 was one of the years Roberston was coach

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    @Chris sounds like it's time to bring Alex Nankivell back to chch

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    @Duluth said in Canterbury 2022:

    @kiwi_expat said in Canterbury 2022:

    @Duluth said in Canterbury 2022:

    @FakatavaFuture

    2019 - 6 wins 5 losses
    2020 - 4 wins 6 losses
    2021 - 5 wins 5 losses

    In 3 seasons they have not been able to out perform a coin toss (15 wins 16 losses)

    The fact that there are teams like Southland that are essentially amateur makes it even worse

    It also highlights how great of a coach Razor was for Canterbury.

    They were winning championships immediately before Roberston and immediately after Robertson. In fact, the only Championship they didn't win between 2008 & 2017 was one of the years Roberston was coach

    narrative Duluth, narrative!

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    @FakatavaFuture said in Canterbury 2022:

    @Chris sounds like it's time to bring Alex Nankivell back to chch

    Would be great if it could happen.

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    Matt Todd added to the Canterbury coaching group for 2022 along with locals back coach Alex Robertson and Craig Dunlea (who was set piece coach last season) under Head Coach Marty Bourke.

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    @Chris Here's the media release:

    New look coaching group announced for Canterbury NPC โ€” Canterbury Rugby

    New look coaching group announced for Canterbury NPC โ€” Canterbury Rugby

    Marty Bourke will lead the Canterbury NPC coaching group for 2022 with Alex Robertson and Craig Dunlea alongside as Assistants.

    Canterbury stalwart Matt Todd will also join the coaching staff as he transitions from playing in Japan.

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    @Chris Craig Dunlea i think he was mid canterbury coach a few years back & wow Canterbury's favorite underated son Matt Todd joining the coaching team can only be good news๐Ÿ™‚

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    @FakatavaFuture said in Canterbury 2022:

    @Chris Craig Dunlea i think he was mid canterbury coach a few years back & wow Canterbury's favorite underated son Matt Todd joining the coaching team can only be good news๐Ÿ™‚

    Matt Todd was seriously good. Not Marty Holah good, but a damn good player

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    @Stargazer an England international no less!! First Todd back in the environment now Willi.. who next Tom Taylor?? ๐Ÿ™‚

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    @FakatavaFuture said in Canterbury 2022:

    @Stargazer an England international no less!! First Todd back in the environment now Willi.. who next Tom Taylor?? ๐Ÿ™‚

    The hope is he's another Razor, the worry is he's one of the other type of promoted ex player who flops as a coach.

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