2017-18 World Sevens Series
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50 up, going to bed
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@JustAnotherFan You have a very strange attitude towards sports. Here in NZ, we've got pride in playing, whatever sport we play. Everyone who gets the opportunity to represent our country, has pride in playing in the black jersey. That's why we never throw games. You always play to win.
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@stargazer said in 2017-18 World Sevens Series:
@justanotherfan Irrelevant. Slim chance we get past Cup QF. And as I said, we never throw games.
That is what Stephen Smith, David Warner and Bancroft said as well, but they were Australian ...
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@machpants said in 2017-18 World Sevens Series:
@stargazer said in 2017-18 World Sevens Series:
Half time: NZ 7 - 7 Samoa
NZ is struggling against this Samoa team that, by the way, got smashed by Fiji last night. If NZ doesn't improve much, we're going to get crushed by Fiji as well.
There is no way the ABs sevens B team is within shouting distance of beating Fiji
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@bones said in 2017-18 World Sevens Series:
@stargazer look who the poster is saying it...
Greetings
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@stargazer I wouldn't bother, this is the poster who only appears if SA are doing well, hence only popping up for 7s threads and completely disappearing at the pointy end of super rugby and the rugby championship. Struggles to understand simple meanings of posts too, not much point.
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@stargazer said in 2017-18 World Sevens Series:
@justanotherfan Irrelevant. Slim chance we get past Cup QF. And as I said, we never throw games.
NZ will probably be contesting the final against Fiji
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NZ up 28-0 against USA with 4 mins to go. Wish it would shut the Sky commentators up
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NZ finishes off USA 35 - 7. Highest score in 5 years against them. More than an upset.
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@stargazer said in 2017-18 World Sevens Series:
Also, while some countries have sent their 'b' team to Hong Kong, Samoa hasn't. So probably, Titch and his whole team will travel to the GC after they're finished in HK.
That answers my question. I wasn't too familiar with who was in the top Samoan team.
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Remember that name, Selwyn Davids. Fist half hatrick against Fiji.
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Oh well at least Blizbokke youth can be proud of themselves
