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    @sparky said in All Blacks v England:

    Watching it back. Discipline cost us that one. Fix that and we'd have had a big win. England were outstanding in those last ten minutes. Crowd lifted them. Two of our finishers (Perenera and Laulala) should be nowhere near the squad next year. Whitelock and Savea ran out of legs at the end there too.

    6 days ago he was the Messiah.

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    Thought our defence was fantastic until down to 14 men. Well done Scott McLeod. Zero missed tackles in first half? Not sold on Rieko as a centre though. Communications against dummy runners just not working.
    For me the big disappointment was Richie Mounga. Several critical errors and a bunch of risky plays. And his kicking depth was all over the place.
    Questions also about the captaincy. Some tactics questionable and poor choice of who was kicking at times and where they were aiming.
    Papalii and Retallick had enormous games in getting us forward ascendancy.
    But what can you do with such a trigger happy referee?

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    @ARHS said in All Blacks v England:

    But what can you do with such a trigger happy referee?

    Play it down their end more. Territory statistics massively favoured England.

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    Didn’t watch. Won’t watch. Wake me up in February.

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    England were fresher during the last ten minutes because they had a seven day turnaround, which was not the case for the All Blacks. The latter had a hard battle against Scotland just six days before while England were free flowing against Japan.

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    @cgrant said in All Blacks v England:

    England were fresher during the last ten minutes because they had a seven day turnaround, which was not the case for the All Blacks. The latter had a hard battle against Scotland just six days before while England were free flowing against Japan.

    I love trying to find straws to grab, and that's a @booboo level clutch.

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    After watching again accuracy in 2nd half was an issue lineout:line kicks missing touch etc, little errors here and there which meant we cldnt build pressure like we cld in 1st half.
    Bigger issue which in last 20 got England in was inability to recover kicks, and not so much back three fault but we lacked urgency to get back and contest for 50/50 balls with working hard off ball which then put our d under pressure. The little things.

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    Last week, the bench won the game for NZ. Against England, it transformed a probable glorious victory into a headscratching draw.

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    @cgrant said in All Blacks v England:

    Last week, the bench won the game for NZ. Against England, it transformed a probable glorious victory into a headscratching draw.

    This I agree with 100%

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    @sparky said in All Blacks v England:

    @ARHS said in All Blacks v England:

    But what can you do with such a trigger happy referee?

    Play it down their end more. Territory statistics massively favoured England.

    Yep with a trigger happy ref you should play more in their half. But we chose to kick relatively shallow all match. Should probably have used Jordie to launch a contestable bomb or 3 deep and high.
    The shallow kick execution was excellent in first half though.
    Did anyone see the English knee hit the deck in scrum after we got pinged for same? Just seems a lottery.

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    @sparky said in All Blacks v England:

    @ARHS said in All Blacks v England:

    But what can you do with such a trigger happy referee?

    Play it down their end more. Territory statistics massively favoured England.

    That was the main problem in the 2nd half. No ball and no territory, so always defending. The Sky stats said only 12 missed tackles but England ran through some big holes.

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    @ARHS said in All Blacks v England:

    Absolute disgrace of a game ruined by a pedantic referee.

    There has to be a change in how games are officiated, that was one of the worst games to watch due to the absolute pedantic interpretation.

    Can we simply have an overriding principle that if it does not negatively impact the opposition the ref should favour the attacking team. RI being offside with the kick had no impact on the game. Not straight onto the English side where they don't compete. Penalising England in the lineout we did not compete.

    So many stupid interruptions for offences that have little to no impact on the game or either team. Why should the ref always be looking to penalise or stop the game. The goal of the ref should be to let it flow.

    I would love to hear from WR on how and why this is a good spectacle and why we as the paying public should be putting up with such shit.

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    Talk about a sour taste in the mouth.

    Conceding that many points in the last 10 minutes is unforgiveable.

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    @Bovidae said in All Blacks v England:

    but England ran through some big holes.

    just as the Irish did at the start of the year.

    For all the improvements we have made, our defence is still pretty shit, leaking 22 points in the 2nd half is a shocker!

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    @taniwharugby said in All Blacks v England:

    @Bovidae said in All Blacks v England:

    but England ran through some big holes.

    just as the Irish did at the start of the year.

    For all the improvements we have made, our defence is still pretty shit, leaking 22 points in the 2nd half is a shocker!

    Yes, but that starts at the breakdown, and allowing such quick recycling of the ball. England aren't as subtle as Ireland but it's still hard to stop when the defensive line is retreating. There were times in the last 10 mins when the ABs were very short of numbers out wide.

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    @Bovidae said in All Blacks v England:

    @taniwharugby said in All Blacks v England:

    @Bovidae said in All Blacks v England:

    but England ran through some big holes.

    just as the Irish did at the start of the year.

    For all the improvements we have made, our defence is still pretty shit, leaking 22 points in the 2nd half is a shocker!

    Yes, but that starts at the breakdown, and allowing such quick recycling of the ball. England aren't as subtle as Ireland but it's still hard to stop when the defensive line is retreating. There were times in the last 10 mins when the ABs were very short of numbers out wide.

    agree we were poor at the breakdown for second half and did not slow one down in last 10 min.england got fast pass phase after phase..canot remeber was it the last ten sevea gave away a silly weak penalty ?

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    Why for the love of god would you attempt a dinky little kick in behind the English defence, just outside our 22, when we've only got three fucking defenders covering more than half the pitch?
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    @Damo said in All Blacks v England:

    BB's stupid drop goal did not help but it was the defence out wide that let us down.

    Huh? If he missed the kick we likely would have gone for the penalty anyway.

    @sparky said in All Blacks v England:

    Eddie Jones has done us an enormous favour there. Our current defence is no where near good enough for the last ten minutes of a RWC knockout. A big rethink of that area is needed.

    Yeah, I think this last 10 minutes might be beneficial for next year as we'll have a rethink and focus on it. Kind of like 2009 when we had to rethink our wing style to combat kicks.

    I don't think Smith is going to a popular guy in the changing room, Farrell and the nearest prop looked pissed when he kicked that out.

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    @Bovidae still need to be able to reset the line in those situations, but the same poor alignment and width issues we have had for some time.

    The only reason I watched the Irish game is I love how good thier defence is.

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    @antipodean Was his ankle injured before the kick?

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