Blues 2018
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I wonder if Charlie McAlister has too much baggage for the job? He was a disaster in Manawatu, but he's won club championships on both sides of the bridge.
University looked very well coached in the final. Cam Mather played for Harbour and Scotland, and was a coach at Glasgow Warriors.
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Mils and Scotty Stevenson said on their podcast that Matt Vaega hasn't got a Super Rugby contract yet.
Blues sign him up!
The Short Ball with Scotty & Mils - The Mascot
Scotty and Mils give an honest review of South Africa's shocking performance over the weekend then call in Andrew Mehrtens for his take on the game. More importantly, a comprehensive analysis of the Mitre 10 Cup team mascots is undertaken.
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Blues 2018 draw is out.
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@kiwimurph So we play each NZ team twice, but don't play the Brumbies or Bulls.
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Ruru will join current halfbacks Augustine Pulu and Sam Nock in the Blues squad on a one-year deal.
Ruru signs with Blues to continue rapid rise
Otago halfback Jono Ruru has signed with the Blues for next year's Super Rugby season. Ruru will join current halfbacks Augustine Pulu and Sam Nock...
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@tim said in Blues 2018:
Ruru will join current halfbacks Augustine Pulu and Sam Nock in the Blues squad on a one-year deal.
Ruru signs with Blues to continue rapid rise
Otago halfback Jono Ruru has signed with the Blues for next year's Super Rugby season. Ruru will join current halfbacks Augustine Pulu and Sam Nock...
That's because the Blues backline like 4 letter words to shout at their halfbacks.
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@kiwimurph do you have a link to that? I'd like to see their calculation method.
I guess that simply put it is strength of teams on playing schedule but you really need to factor in travel, when your travel period is, who you have to play when you return etc etc.
Either way the Blues seem to be always copping a very hard road and copping a lot of shit partly for being in the strongest conference.
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I'll be interested to see how the Blues' on-field leadership functions next year, particularly with some key young players being another year older.
For leadership figures in the forwards there are: Parsons, Moulds, Scrafton, Kaino, and Gibson. In the backs: Duffie, SBW, Faiane, and Collins.
Notably lacking are leaders at 8, 9, and 10. Here's some of hoping Pulu, Nock, Perofeta, and Gatland step up.
