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    @booboo

    Is there a reason why you're not going to give @Crucial a hard time for selecting a debutante Italian to stay to meet Japan?

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    @steven-harris said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @machpants spoke to Jack Goodhue on Saturday,still looks ill to me..

    If that is the case seems silly to take him. I'm sure the medical team are doing their best, but glandular fever is a pretty enigmatic.

    Unless he is fit and firing to go there is no point limiting his minutes (eg off the bench for two tests and start against Italy), then having him look flat and then have the selection panel throw the performances out because he wasn't 100%.

    Five weeks off in the early summer without jumping timezones seems like a better long term bet. If pushed too hard GF can turn into chronic fatigue which would likely ruin his career.

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    Is it hyperbole to say our bench is stronger then their starting side?

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    @pakman said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @crucial said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @pakman said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    The 19: Nehe Milner-Skudder, David Havili, George Bridge, Matt Proctor, Ngani Laumape, Brett Cameron, Bryn Hall, Mitchell Drummond, Luke Whitelock, Gareth Evans, Dillon Hunt, Jackson Hemopo, Luke Romano, Angus Ta’avao, Tyrel Lomax, Reuben O’Neill, Tim Perry, Liam Coltman, Asafo Aumua.

    Japan test 23?

    Barrett (J), Naholo, NMS, Proctor, Laumape, Mo'unga, TTT, Whitelock (L), Fifita, Papali, Patty T, BBBR, Ofa, Coles, Perry.

    Bench: Hall, Cameron, Bridge, Hunt, Romero, Ta'avao, Coltman, O'Neill.

    Swap RM for DMac at 10 IMO. They will want to settle RM in the UK, DMac has more squad experience to draw on.
    Don't think BBBR will stay in Japan either. Romero to start with Hemopo on bench

    I have sympathy with DMac view. But don't you think BBBR will be a bit undercooked for Poms with only 30 minutes under his belt?

    BBBR is a rugby god and all will bow to his awesomeness no matter if he has eaten a few Japs on the way to Twickers or not.

    Can I pre-vote him in the MOTM poll now please.

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    @virgil said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    Is it hyperbole to say our bench is stronger then their starting side?

    No

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    @gt12 said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @booboo

    Is there a reason why you're not going to give @Crucial a hard time for selecting a debutante Italian to stay to meet Japan?

    I thought he was Spanish? In any case he debuted over two years ago I reckon.

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    @gt12 said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @booboo

    Is there a reason why you're not going to give @Crucial a hard time for selecting a debutante Italian to stay to meet Japan?

    Probably coz I skip read his post ...

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    @booboo said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @gt12 said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @booboo

    Is there a reason why you're not going to give @Crucial a hard time for selecting a debutante Italian to stay to meet Japan?

    Probably coz I skip read his post ...

    @gt12 and on review Romero is a well established TSF All Black. Been round for years. Hence my question whether Fafita is in the same category.

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    @pakman said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @crucial said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @pakman said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    The 19: Nehe Milner-Skudder, David Havili, George Bridge, Matt Proctor, Ngani Laumape, Brett Cameron, Bryn Hall, Mitchell Drummond, Luke Whitelock, Gareth Evans, Dillon Hunt, Jackson Hemopo, Luke Romano, Angus Ta’avao, Tyrel Lomax, Reuben O’Neill, Tim Perry, Liam Coltman, Asafo Aumua.

    Japan test 23?

    Barrett (J), Naholo, NMS, Proctor, Laumape, Mo'unga, TTT, Whitelock (L), Fifita, Papali, Patty T, BBBR, Ofa, Coles, Perry.

    Bench: Hall, Cameron, Bridge, Hunt, Romero, Ta'avao, Coltman, O'Neill.

    Swap RM for DMac at 10 IMO. They will want to settle RM in the UK, DMac has more squad experience to draw on.
    Don't think BBBR will stay in Japan either. Romero to start with Hemopo on bench

    I have sympathy with DMac view. But don't you think BBBR will be a bit undercooked for Poms with only 30 minutes under his belt?

    Up until this year, I would have agreed but when BBBR came back from that long lay-off and played for the chiefs for 80 mins and was MOM and absolutely dominated at full tilt, I have confidence he can do it with a 30 min return 'warm-up'

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    FYI - Japan vs world xv is live on Sky Rugby channel tonight at 10:55pm. A few Kiwi's and AB squadies playing

    World XV: 1-Craig Miller, 2-Adrian Strauss, 3-Hencus van Wyk, 4-Sam Carter, 5-Jason Jenkins, 6-.Jackson Hemopo. 7-Dillon Hunt, 8-Leonardo Senatore, 9-Andrew Ellis, 10-Lionel Cronje, 11-Tevita Li, 12-Ma'a Nonu, 13-Harold Vorster, 14-Toni Pulu, 15-Nehe Milner-Skudder

    Reserves: Ricky Riccitelli, Wyatt Crockett, Ben Alexander, Ben Gunter, Willie Britz, Augustine Pulu, Santiago Gonzalez Iglesias, Keisuke Moriya, Nili Latu, Corne Fourie.

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    @bones said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @gt12 said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @booboo

    Is there a reason why you're not going to give @Crucial a hard time for selecting a debutante Italian to stay to meet Japan?

    I thought he was Spanish? In any case he debuted over two years ago I reckon.

    Argentinian? Debuted just prior to a Rugby championship match against them I think, but yes, as you and @booboo say a well established All Black who is strikingly similar to another player - Romano or something.

    This Fafita guy must be new as I would remember a name that sounds like Mexican takeaways. Another bloke, Reid, went on to be an All Black captain.

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    @snowy said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @bones said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @gt12 said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @booboo

    Is there a reason why you're not going to give @Crucial a hard time for selecting a debutante Italian to stay to meet Japan?

    I thought he was Spanish? In any case he debuted over two years ago I reckon.

    Argentinian? Debuted just prior to a Rugby championship match against them I think, but yes, as you and @booboo say a well established All Black who is strikingly similar to another player - Romano or something.

    This Fafita guy must be new as I would remember a name that sounds like Mexican takeaways. Another bloke, Reid, went on to be an All Black captain.

    Possibly from El Salvador.

    Reid took over from Ritchie McGraw didn't he?

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    @bones That's him. Took over from Quick Draw as I liked to call him.

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  • Chris B.C Offline
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    @hooroo said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @pakman said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @crucial said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @pakman said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    The 19: Nehe Milner-Skudder, David Havili, George Bridge, Matt Proctor, Ngani Laumape, Brett Cameron, Bryn Hall, Mitchell Drummond, Luke Whitelock, Gareth Evans, Dillon Hunt, Jackson Hemopo, Luke Romano, Angus Ta’avao, Tyrel Lomax, Reuben O’Neill, Tim Perry, Liam Coltman, Asafo Aumua.

    Japan test 23?

    Barrett (J), Naholo, NMS, Proctor, Laumape, Mo'unga, TTT, Whitelock (L), Fifita, Papali, Patty T, BBBR, Ofa, Coles, Perry.

    Bench: Hall, Cameron, Bridge, Hunt, Romero, Ta'avao, Coltman, O'Neill.

    Swap RM for DMac at 10 IMO. They will want to settle RM in the UK, DMac has more squad experience to draw on.
    Don't think BBBR will stay in Japan either. Romero to start with Hemopo on bench

    I have sympathy with DMac view. But don't you think BBBR will be a bit undercooked for Poms with only 30 minutes under his belt?

    Up until this year, I would have agreed but when BBBR came back from that long lay-off and played for the chiefs for 80 mins and was MOM and absolutely dominated at full tilt, I have confidence he can do it with a 30 min return 'warm-up'

    Same deal with Liam Squire. No way that he would ever have benefited from playing a warm up game in the M10 Cup semi last weekend after a month out injured.

    Unlike Joe Moody - he desperately needed game time, because.....

    ...well, because Daniel Lienert-Brown was banned for head-butting and the Canterbury scrum was going to be in the shit!

    Fucking Canterbury Mafia - that's dodgy as fuck!

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    Weather is looking pretty dodgy for tomorrow. Probably 15-18 degrees but thunderstorms are predicted - at this time of year that could mean things get very wet, very quickly.

    Some may be interested to know that although Japan has a rainy season, more rainfall usually happens in October, but it’s less predictable and usually associated with Typhoons. Great for the WC, ah?

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    @stargazer said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    Wallabies:

    1 Scott Sio (51 Tests), 2. Folau Faingaa (5 Tests), 3. Allan Alaalatoa (29 Tests), 4. Izack Rodda (13 Tests), 5. Rob Simmons (90 Tests), 6. Ned Hanigan (17 Tests), 7. Michael Hooper (c) (87 Tests), 8. David Pocock (74 Tests)
    9 Will Genia (96 Tests), 10. Bernard Foley (64 Tests), 11. Marika Koroibete (17 Tests), 12. Kurtley Beale (80 Tests), 13. Israel Folau (69 Tests), 14. Sefa Naivalu (7 Tests), 15. Dane Haylett-Petty (27 Tests)

    Reserves
    16 Tolu Latu (9 Tests), 17. Sekope Kepu (99 Tests), 18. Taniela Tupou (8 Tests), 19. Rory Arnold (18 Tests), 20. Jack Dempsey (6 Tests), 21. Pete Samu (7 Tests), 22. Nick Phipps (69 Tests), 23. Samu Kerevi (21 Tests), 24. Tom Banks (3 Tests)

    One of Pete Samu, Rory Arnold, Tom Banks, Dempsey or Kerevi will be omitted from the 24-man bench.
    

    Pete Samu is the player who has been left out of the Wallabies line-up.

    Sam Phillips  /  Oct 25, 2018

    Samu drops off Wallabies' bench

    Samu drops off Wallabies' bench
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    @stargazer said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    the 24-man bench.

    Going to be tough match for us.

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    @stargazer That's a surprise. Bloody Canty discards....

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    @shadowtrooper said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @stargazer That's a surprise. Bloody Canty discards....

    They couldn’t find 22 other decent players to go with him so he asked to be left out....

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    @act-crusader said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @shadowtrooper said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:

    @stargazer That's a surprise. Bloody Canty discards....

    They couldn’t find 22 other decent players to go with him so he asked to be left out....

    There really is a Merhts shaped batsign that gets broadcast every time a Canterbury player is mentioned, right?

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