All Blacks vs England 2
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@chchfanatic said in All Blacks vs England 2:
Thought he would sneak a few average crusaders in there.
Too many to choose from so he just gave up? đŁ
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@Bones said in All Blacks vs England 2:
@voodoo said in All Blacks vs England 2:
Genuinely surprised at the aversion to a visible shot clock. If we are worried about time wasting then just shorten the time on the clock. Why wouldnât we want a single source of truth, visible to all parties? I used to kick, and having a ref in my ear telling me â20 secondsâ then â10 secondsâ sounds bloody annoying.
Yeah true, seems much easier to break your concentration to turn and look at a shot clock.
I don't see any great aversion to it, it just seems very unnecessary. But I can understand the desire for it when one AB kicker fell foul of timekeeping once, in one game.
Give them a clock, make it short, and stop the match clock. We should reduce time wasting and maximise time in play.
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@Chris-B said in All Blacks vs England 2:
Everything played at NZ's latest Test venue Trafalgar Park.
I doubt Waterloo station could handle the crowds...
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Pretty much as expected with minimal change - though I expect a lot of people always calling for radical change will be disappointed.
Only worry for me is Christie starting but there's really no other option - hope Ratima gets some reasonable game time.
Is Clarke still injured?
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@Victor-Meldrew said in All Blacks vs England 2:
Pretty much as expected with minimal change - though I expect a lot of people always calling for radical change will be disappointed.
Only worry for me is Christie starting but there's really no other option - hope Ratima gets some reasonable game time.
Is Clarke still injured?
Yes. Ribs arenât an easy injury to overcome quickly
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NZR+ has the games again:
https://www.allblacks.com/news/nzr-delivers-thrilling-weekend-of-live-test-rugby-to-fans-worldwide
Once again, this weekend promises to be a rugby fan's dream, featuring four live Test matches. The lineup includes:
All Blacks v England at 7.05pm NZT, Saturday 13 July
Australia vs. Wales at 7.45 PM AET, Saturday 13 July
South Africa v Ireland at 5:00pm SAST, Saturday 6 Jul
Argentina v France at 4:00pm ART, Saturday 6 July
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@Tim said in All Blacks vs England 2:
NZR+ has the games again:
https://www.allblacks.com/news/nzr-delivers-thrilling-weekend-of-live-test-rugby-to-fans-worldwide
Once again, this weekend promises to be a rugby fan's dream, featuring four live Test matches. The lineup includes:
All Blacks v England at 7.05pm NZT, Saturday 13 July
Australia vs. Wales at 7.45 PM AET, Saturday 13 July
South Africa v Ireland at 5:00pm SAST, Saturday 6 Jul
Argentina v France at 4:00pm ART, Saturday 6 July
So do I read from that I could watch the game in Singapore logged into NZR+?
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@booboo said in All Blacks vs England 2:
@george33 said in All Blacks vs England 2:
@booboo that was my guess , I never mentioned anything about sauces
Fair call, although you didn't specify
Especially as the post was coming swiftly after I decried the lack of sauce on the thread
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@george33 said in All Blacks vs England 2:
@booboo that was my guess , I never mentioned anything about sauces
You weren't speaking ex cathedra?
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@george33 said in All Blacks vs England 2:
@Bones if it was a sauce I picked up I would have said, and I actually think it was actually closer call than alot think.
whats makes you think people believe it wasnt a close call?
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@kev said in All Blacks vs England 2:
@Bones said in All Blacks vs England 2:
@voodoo said in All Blacks vs England 2:
Genuinely surprised at the aversion to a visible shot clock. If we are worried about time wasting then just shorten the time on the clock. Why wouldnât we want a single source of truth, visible to all parties? I used to kick, and having a ref in my ear telling me â20 secondsâ then â10 secondsâ sounds bloody annoying.
Yeah true, seems much easier to break your concentration to turn and look at a shot clock.
I don't see any great aversion to it, it just seems very unnecessary. But I can understand the desire for it when one AB kicker fell foul of timekeeping once, in one game.
Give them a clock, make it short, and stop the match clock. We should reduce time wasting and maximise time in play.
Does the "shot clock" apply to all penalty kicks? Can't find anything specific in the laws. If a team were trying to run down the game clock does it apply in all parts of the field and kicks to touch?
If so, stopping the match clock would have quite an impact on the total match time (if all teams used the maximum - extreme I know). Average number of penalties in super is 19 per match (can't find test stat). Add 19 minutes to a match and it could run over a 2 hour TV slot with all the crap that goes on beforehand, etc.
Anyway, it's a good thing to have it available for the kicker, crowd countdowns aside, they should know if they are about to run out.
