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  • broughieB Offline
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    Just wondering why there were 3 NH refs for each game. At least they should have had 1 SH ref for some equality.

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    @broughie said in All Blacks v BI Lions Test #3:

    Just wondering why there were 3 NH refs for each game. At least they should have had 1 SH ref for some equality.

    Peyper?

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    @Donsteppa said in All Blacks v BI Lions Test #3:

    @rotated said in All Blacks v BI Lions Test #3:

    @ACT-Crusader said in All Blacks v BI Lions Test #3:

    @kiwiinmelb said in All Blacks v BI Lions Test #3:

    I'm guessing we will take this as a loss and they almost take it as a win ,

    That's the part that sucks the most , it's more of a loss to us than them

    Doubt it. The Lions players looked pretty disappointed as well. And why wouldn't they be. Good teams often stay in games when they are don't play the best. They would expect to win and they didn't, so naturally wouldn't be claiming any moral (Aussie) victory.

    Why would they be disappointed? They chose the long range penalty over going for the win in the 76th minute? Clearly a draw was enough at least for Warburton.

    Think they were hoping for a further chance at a last minute long range penalty...

    Banking on a Frenchman making a controversial call to determine the result of a game 2 weeks in a row....

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    @Damo

    Shame we probably won't hear the outcome of his refereeing assessment that on that moment...and wtf was he up to at full Time? Was he sure the abs would score and his penalty faux pa would be forgotten so when it was 80 he was like, um, shit, do I really have to blow for 80, now?

    Was a poor poor decision, not one becoming of an international ref, As others have pointed out, he failed to play advantage for the off side, he went upstairs, he changed his mind incorrectly and bottled the moment...aside from letting the Lions slow the game down hugely, he was decent

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    @Stargazer said in All Blacks v BI Lions Test #3:

    @ACT-Crusader said in All Blacks v BI Lions Test #3:

    Perenara was poor, again tonight. He's obviously got talent but far too often is found wanting when the pressure is on.

    The concern is that we don't really have someone knocking on the door underneath Smith and him. I would've kept Smith for the 80 tonight.

    Don't agree with that at all. I'm not saying he was playing well, but IMO he wasn't poor either. He played so few minutes (less than 6 minutes), that he hardly had the time to come into game.

    IMO, TJP is one of the players in the squad (another one is Julian Savea) that some people just like to criticise. Sometimes that's warranted, but on other occasions any stick will do to beat a dog.

    You might not agree with it but go back and watch the last few minutes again. I don't know what he was doing behind that scrum but it wasn't being a halfback. How did the Lions get the ball if TJ was doing his job?

    It was very poor and unfortunately for TJ (and I'm a fan of his running game and usually his play) we have seen this sort of thing from him before at test level. He needs to calm it and just play.

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    @Frye Or the Aussie Bloke. Forget his name. In hindsight very strange that this was not considered.

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    @MiketheSnow said in All Blacks v BI Lions Test #3:

    @kiwiinmelb said in All Blacks v BI Lions Test #3:

    Could be an interesting season with a few more twists and turns yet ,

    Havent seen them myself, but all reports are saying the Boks are turning the corner ,and starting to look the real deal
    England at twickers later on

    Not trolling here, but I find that incredible.

    I can understand the average Kiwi supporter being unfamiliar with a lot of the BIL players, and vice versa.

    But not to have watched the SA provinces and /or SA national team and not know the calibre of your upcoming opponents when you play in the same competition each year is baffling.

    Their teams are shit, we hardly play them, the games are on at 3 am and their tests were after the Lions. Most people only have time to watch 2-3 games a weekend. Better to watch the NZ teams.

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    @Tim said in All Blacks v BI Lions Test #3:

    @Gunner He's contracted to the NZRU so play him. Other players are buggering off and Hansen doesn't take the time to criticise them personally in the media.

    The non-selection was arrogant, and the team is performing poorly. You use your best players, you don't pretend you're too good for them and lose at home.

    Re Luatua. I agree he should have been in the squad but would he have made the bench in front of Barrett?

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    Ok. I finally got to watch this. And ended up feeling like I kissed my sister

    We wuz robbed! (assuming Beauden would have got the kick...)

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    #1283

    Interesting stat I read: Lions lead the ABS for 3 minutes in this series.

    Doesn't seem right?

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    @booboo said in All Blacks v BI Lions Test #3:

    @Tim said in All Blacks v BI Lions Test #3:

    @Gunner He's contracted to the NZRU so play him. Other players are buggering off and Hansen doesn't take the time to criticise them personally in the media.

    The non-selection was arrogant, and the team is performing poorly. You use your best players, you don't pretend you're too good for them and lose at home.

    Re Luatua. I agree he should have been in the squad but would he have made the bench in front of Barrett?

    Probably should have, given they picked Barrett for the bench then didn't trust him.

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  • Billy TellB Offline
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    The worse thing is I owe someone a million dollars.

    Line open and Savea drops a sitter! Thanks mate. Not.

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    @Damo said in All Blacks v BI Lions Test #3:

    I am pretty drunk and angry so take this with a grain of salt:

    I thought in the last few minutes of the test Poite was pretty terrible.

    He made a decision about a penalty for offside, which for some reason he decided not to play advantage for.

    He then decided to refer the PK upstairs, which he had basis in law to do so.

    He then saw that the PK was correct (even if harsh) but he felt bad about it because it was marginal and felt because it would decide the series he reversed his decision and awarded a scrum instead.

    It was a clear penalty. He just bottled it due to a lack of balls.

    I think we had plenty of chances to win in the first half, but even so; I'm pretty miffed about it.

    Perhaps when I've sobered up I might have a different view.

    For a drunk rant that seems fairly logical and reasonable. Try harder you're not doing it right.

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    @MiketheSnow said in All Blacks v BI Lions Test #3:

    @kiwiinmelb said in All Blacks v BI Lions Test #3:

    Could be an interesting season with a few more twists and turns yet ,

    Havent seen them myself, but all reports are saying the Boks are turning the corner ,and starting to look the real deal
    England at twickers later on

    Not trolling here, but I find that incredible.

    I can understand the average Kiwi supporter being unfamiliar with a lot of the BIL players, and vice versa.

    But not to have watched the SA provinces and /or SA national team and not know the calibre of your upcoming opponents when you play in the same competition each year is baffling.

    I watched one of their games against France and they looked good but France rarely travel well. How much rugby do you watch in an average weekend? South Africa do have a lot of dross hence them losing two teams and they mostly play in the middle of the night, I guess you could record the games but I'm not going to spend my weekends watching teams I have no investment in play rubbish rugby.

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    replied to broughie on last edited by Frye
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    @broughie said in All Blacks v BI Lions Test #3:

    @Frye Or the Aussie Bloke. Forget his name. In hindsight very strange that this was not considered.

    You're making no fucking sense.

    A South African refereed the first test.

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    @Frye @broughie I think he means Angus Gardner as the Aussie ref. But as pointed out Peyper a Southern Hemisphere ref did ref game 1.

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  • ACT CrusaderA Offline
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    @broughie said in All Blacks v BI Lions Test #3:

    @ACT-Crusader He was poor and he was on for 2 minutes? Really?

    He came on at about 73:45.

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    @taniwharugby said in All Blacks v BI Lions Test #3:

    Interesting stat

    The only stats that matter:

    NZ 1
    Lions 1
    Drawn 1

    Forget Poite-gate - the ABs didn't take the game away from the Lions in the first 20 when they were on top.

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  • kiwiinmelbK Offline
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    Jordie is an interesting prospect at FB at test level ,

    6 foot 5 with good ariel skills , never really gave it much thought until I saw it in action last night ,

    I get the feeling that alone , could be more valuable at test level than super rugby level

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  • boobooB Offline
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    @Tim said in All Blacks v BI Lions Test #3:

    @ACT-Crusader Well, hopefully Tuipulotu gets his act together in the NPC.

    Liked and quoted for further impact

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