All Blacks v Ireland - 1st Test
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@Bones said in All Blacks v Ireland - 1st Test:
@Machpants which is why we now have DP and SB to hit it up in close, with Savea, Tupaea, Faingaanuku to run off their shoulders, changes of angles and then bring on our bench wrecking balls to finish them off (including that sweet inside space game that Fakatava plays).
DP will no doubt bring added penetration…
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@Billy-Tell said in All Blacks v Ireland - 1st Test:
@Bones said in All Blacks v Ireland - 1st Test:
@Machpants which is why we now have DP and SB to hit it up in close, with Savea, Tupaea, Faingaanuku to run off their shoulders, changes of angles and then bring on our bench wrecking balls to finish them off (including that sweet inside space game that Fakatava plays).
DP will no doubt bring added penetration…
DP and AS will be quite the combo.
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Good article & analysis. Thanks for posting.
Liked this line "It’s worth noting that the introduction of Braydon Ennor did little to improve the situation." Apart from the irony and/or sarcasm, it raises the question that Reiko's D is an area of concern and poss.why they preferred ALB last year.
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@nzzp said in All Blacks v Ireland - 1st Test:
@taniwharugby said in All Blacks v Ireland - 1st Test:
IMO only one other player in NZ has a pass close to Smith, and that is Nock, but he is so far away with other aspects of his game.
I'd say 'had the potential to have a Smith like pass'. It's gone backwards sadly- as has everything else. Really sad, I was keen for him to succeed
When passes go backwards you really have to consider whether a person should be playing rugby at all
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@MN5 said in All Blacks v Ireland - 1st Test:
@nzzp said in All Blacks v Ireland - 1st Test:
@taniwharugby said in All Blacks v Ireland - 1st Test:
IMO only one other player in NZ has a pass close to Smith, and that is Nock, but he is so far away with other aspects of his game.
I'd say 'had the potential to have a Smith like pass'. It's gone backwards sadly- as has everything else. Really sad, I was keen for him to succeed
When passes go backwards you really have to consider whether a person should be playing rugby at all
Wayne Barnes has entered the chat
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The All Blacks should have been shown two yellow cards in the first Test
Ireland are understood to have got feedback that they also should have been awarded a penalty try.
Just leaving this here.
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@Billy-Tell said in All Blacks v Ireland - 1st Test:
The All Blacks should have been shown two yellow cards in the first Test
Ireland are understood to have got feedback that they also should have been awarded a penalty try.
Just leaving this here.
Ugly moment. Could have easily been shown a red. He has to stop that shit or he will cost us again sooner or later
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@Billy-Tell said in All Blacks v Ireland - 1st Test:
The All Blacks should have been shown two yellow cards in the first Test
Ireland are understood to have got feedback that they also should have been awarded a penalty try.
Just leaving this here.
I so enjoyed the salty comments
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@Machpants said in All Blacks v Ireland - 1st Test:
@Billy-Tell said in All Blacks v Ireland - 1st Test:
The All Blacks should have been shown two yellow cards in the first Test
Ireland are understood to have got feedback that they also should have been awarded a penalty try.
Just leaving this here.
I so enjoyed the salty comments
It seems unbelievable to write this but the Irish are actually bigger whingers than the poms
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The Barrett incident yes, stupid and he really is becoming a magnet for cards.
The Ioane tackle, good decision by onfield ref to let it go. We don’t want stupidity interfering with the game.
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@Machpants said in All Blacks v Ireland - 1st Test:
@Billy-Tell said in All Blacks v Ireland - 1st Test:
The All Blacks should have been shown two yellow cards in the first Test
Ireland are understood to have got feedback that they also should have been awarded a penalty try.
Just leaving this here.
I so enjoyed the salty comments
Having lived in Ireland their national psyche integrates the notions of injustice and getting a raw deal. So each loss discussion will include “the ref missed this or that” and nowadays “the TMO missed this or that”.
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@Billy-Tell Jaa... it is ABs duty to keep them whinging and subconsciously happy!
I do think their rugby culture clashes with NZs as well. BOD, the other midfield shite that played with him bitchily talk about other players and coaches, non-selections, etc. What goes on tour/the field definitely doesn't stay there! Mind you BOD is Irelands biggest Karen so maybe it is unfair to the other rugby folk in Ireland.
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@Billy-Tell said in All Blacks v Ireland - 1st Test:
The All Blacks should have been shown two yellow cards in the first Test
Ireland are understood to have got feedback that they also should have been awarded a penalty try.
Just leaving this here.
Trust in our control of world rugby, and World Rugby, is restored.
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@Old-Samurai-Jack said in All Blacks v Ireland - 1st Test:
@Billy-Tell Jaa... it is ABs duty to keep them whinging and subconsciously happy!
I do think their rugby culture clashes with NZs as well. BOD, the other midfield shite that played with him bitchily talk about other players and coaches, non-selections, etc. What goes on tour/the field definitely doesn't stay there! Mind you BOD is Irelands biggest Karen so maybe it is unfair to the other rugby folk in Ireland.
They also “require” the AB post-match comments to mention Ireland in a favourable light, otherwise it’s showing disrespect. Then the usual plaudits that all fans from other teams throw our way: thugs, cheats, South Island Sea poaching, different treatment by World Rugby.
Fun times!
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@Stargazer said in All Blacks v Ireland - 1st Test:
The Barrett comments now truly fall into this category:
The Fern is like a house full of geriatrics. People keep repeating themselves. Over and over again.
Kind of like Barrett repeating his poor tuck technique, it’s almost like there is a link?
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@Billy-Tell said in All Blacks v Ireland - 1st Test:
The All Blacks should have been shown two yellow cards in the first Test
Ireland are understood to have got feedback that they also should have been awarded a penalty try.
Just leaving this here.
The article doesn’t tell us how many Irishmen could have died.
PS: who is the whinging dobber that has released that info. Those comments (if true) are never released publicly
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