2017-18 World Sevens Series
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@bovidae said in 2017-18 World Sevens Series:
Was Mikkelson injured?
We were missing quite a bit of experience to finish that. No Curry, Dickson, Mikkelson, Webber. No play makers in Koroi, Knewstubb.
Is Regan Ware injured too?
So overall that wasn't too bad from the newbies I reckon. Just Baker being a moron that cost them really. I don't go with the good and bad thing - he is flakey and unreliable.
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@stargazer said in 2017-18 World Sevens Series:
Commentator: "Nice offload". It wasn't. It was a shit offload. I sometimes wonder what they're looking at.
Half time: NZ 12 - 7 Kenya
An "offload" invariably gets described as "nice" regardless of whether it is or not.
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Well done Japan. Beating Argies.
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Good build up there for our 3rd try right on HT.
NZ 17-10 Samoa
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Entertaining game. We win 36-17
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Black Ferns 7s team for the Langford Sevens
1 Ruby Tui (Bay of Plenty)
2 Shakira Baker (Waikato)
3 Stacey Waaka (Waikato)
4 Niall Williams (Auckland)
5 Sarah Goss (Manawatu) – captain
6 Michaela Blyde (Bay of Plenty)
7 Tyla Nathan-Wong (Auckland)
8 Kelly Brazier (Bay of Plenty)
9 Terina Te Tamaki (Waikato)
10 Theresa Fitzpatrick (Auckland)
11 Portia Woodman (Counties Manukau)
12 Tenika Willison (Waikato)
13 Risi Pouri-Lane ( Ta$man)Tui’s return, and the inclusion of Waikato’s Terina Te Tamaki, are the only changes to the team that secured gold at the Kitakyushu Sevens last month.
Pool games
Sunday, 13 May
8.20am: v Brazil
10.14am: v England
1.06pm: v FijWhere to watch?
Only the finals seem to be televised (Sky Pop-up 2/channel 56).
All pool games, quarter finals and semi-finals are streamed live on Sky Go.http://www.allblacks.com/News/32403/ruby-tui-returns-for-black-ferns-sevens