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  • SynicBastS Offline
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    Jittery as fuck, can't handle the stress of a radio broadcast for rugby these days so will rely on the Fern where possible.

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    @Snowy said in Risk Analysis / Confidence Levels:

    @voodoo said in Risk Analysis / Confidence Levels:

    I've just cracked my 1st beer

    You really shouldn't drink alone - so cheers!
    I'm jittery too.

    I appreciate that Snowy, thanks

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    @taniwharugby said in Risk Analysis / Confidence Levels:

    @nzzp said in Risk Analysis / Confidence Levels:

    losing the warmup against Italy

    C'mon, it was a draw 🤣

    A draw is like a loss to the ABs. People often talk about us losing the Lions series. And fair enough too, fuck draws.

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    I am nervous, but logically we shouldn't worry too much. We're a better team now than in 2018 and we've made changes to our game specifically to address the challenges of teams like Ireland.

    Ireland on the other hand are clearly worse than 12 months ago.

    Besides, though we were totally beaten up by Ireland last year we only lost by 7 points, and if Read doesn't drop the ball we probably would have been ok. Ireland will need to play very well and we'll need to be off our best - and even then we still probably win.

    Concerns revolve around a card and our scrum, particularly as the reserves come on.

    I don't rule a loss out, but I'd be very surprised.

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    I'd put chance of a loss about equal to the chance of us giving Ireland a flogging ala France 2015.

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    @Damo that is my starting position to. Then I think about the vageries of knockout rugby and the current state of laws/rulings!!

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    I'm nervous for the game. 2007 was my first world cup once I got into rugby. From there I learnt that you really can't count anyone out in a RWC knockout game. Confident but nervous.

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    I'm about to watch Round 1 of whether this will be a successful day. TBH, lose either and this will be a shit day.

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    @Snowy cracked now the lawns are done.

    🍻 🍺

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    @taniwharugby said in Risk Analysis / Confidence Levels:

    @Snowy cracked now the lawns are done.

    🍻 🍺

    Going to do lawns now to fill in time. Tractor has a bottle holder but should have more of them, and a chilly bin. A fridge would actually be really good. I'll get on to Kubota with my best wishes for their team and my suggestion.

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    confidence decreasing /pucker factor increasing

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    @Nepia said in Risk Analysis / Confidence Levels:

    I'm about to watch Round 1 of whether this will be a successful day. TBH, lose either and this will be a shit day.

    One is fine.

    The first one.

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    @Crucial said in Risk Analysis / Confidence Levels:

    @Nepia said in Risk Analysis / Confidence Levels:

    I'm about to watch Round 1 of whether this will be a successful day. TBH, lose either and this will be a shit day.

    One is fine.

    The first one.

    Nope, will still be a shit day ... I'll just be slightly less grumpy as I go to bed.

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    What a bunch of nervous nellies!

    No stress here.

    (I might change my mind after 60 minutes of game time)

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    @Crucial said in Risk Analysis / Confidence Levels:

    What a bunch of nervous nellies

    It's called experience.

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    As for consequences if we lose. Hansen will be tarnished a little bit, but not that much. Foster won't become coach, and there will likely be a wholly new coaching panel appointed - hopefully including Jamie Joseph and Tony Brown.

    Read's career will be somewhat tarnished I think. He'll be remembered as a captain that didn't quite live up to the hype.

    I doubt there will be wailing and gnashing of teeth like in 1999 and 2007. We have won two in a row and got the monkey off the back.

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    @Damo said in Risk Analysis / Confidence Levels:

    As for consequences if we lose. Hansen will be tarnished a little bit, but not that much. Foster won't become coach, and there will likely be a wholly new coaching panel appointed - hopefully including Jamie Joseph and Tony Brown.

    Read's career will be somewhat tarnished I think. He'll be remembered as a captain that didn't quite live up to the hype.

    I doubt there will be wailing and gnashing of teeth like in 1999 and 2007. We have won two in a row and got the monkey off the back.

    I think the team has to go deep, otherwise Hansen's career as headcoach will be revisited - we've been on the downhill since Carter and McCaw left, couldn't set on a midfield since he lost two greats, loved SBW too much, chased away the obvious Kaino replacement, couldn't get the best out Barrett, waited to long to get rid of Franks (alternatively, should never had got rid of Franks), picked the wrong side for Ireland - leading to their first win, couldn't beat the Lions. I think anything less that a final puts all of these questions on the table.

    Edit: Couldn't get world class assistants, couldn't find a way to beat the rush.

    I'm sure there are more.

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    @gt12 said in Risk Analysis / Confidence Levels:

    @Damo said in Risk Analysis / Confidence Levels:

    As for consequences if we lose. Hansen will be tarnished a little bit, but not that much. Foster won't become coach, and there will likely be a wholly new coaching panel appointed - hopefully including Jamie Joseph and Tony Brown.

    Read's career will be somewhat tarnished I think. He'll be remembered as a captain that didn't quite live up to the hype.

    I doubt there will be wailing and gnashing of teeth like in 1999 and 2007. We have won two in a row and got the monkey off the back.

    I think the team has to go deep, otherwise Hansen's career as headcoach will be revisited - we've been on the downhill since Carter and McCaw left, couldn't set on a midfield since he lost two greats, loved SBW too much, chased away the obvious Kaino replacement, couldn't get the best out Barrett, waited to long to get rid of Franks (alternatively, should never had got rid of Franks), picked the wrong side for Ireland - leading to their first win, couldn't beat the Lions. I think anything less that a final puts all of these questions on the table.

    Edit: Couldn't get world class assistants, couldn't find a way to beat the rush.

    I'm sure there are more.

    Luatua?

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    @Frye said in Risk Analysis / Confidence Levels:

    @gt12 said in Risk Analysis / Confidence Levels:

    @Damo said in Risk Analysis / Confidence Levels:

    As for consequences if we lose. Hansen will be tarnished a little bit, but not that much. Foster won't become coach, and there will likely be a wholly new coaching panel appointed - hopefully including Jamie Joseph and Tony Brown.

    Read's career will be somewhat tarnished I think. He'll be remembered as a captain that didn't quite live up to the hype.

    I doubt there will be wailing and gnashing of teeth like in 1999 and 2007. We have won two in a row and got the monkey off the back.

    I think the team has to go deep, otherwise Hansen's career as headcoach will be revisited - we've been on the downhill since Carter and McCaw left, couldn't set on a midfield since he lost two greats, loved SBW too much, chased away the obvious Kaino replacement, couldn't get the best out Barrett, waited to long to get rid of Franks (alternatively, should never had got rid of Franks), picked the wrong side for Ireland - leading to their first win, couldn't beat the Lions. I think anything less that a final puts all of these questions on the table.

    Edit: Couldn't get world class assistants, couldn't find a way to beat the rush.

    I'm sure there are more.

    Luatua?

    That's there, probably my biggest complaint about Hansen's tenure, actually.

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  • DamoD Offline
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    @gt12 said in Risk Analysis / Confidence Levels:

    @Damo said in Risk Analysis / Confidence Levels:

    As for consequences if we lose. Hansen will be tarnished a little bit, but not that much. Foster won't become coach, and there will likely be a wholly new coaching panel appointed - hopefully including Jamie Joseph and Tony Brown.

    Read's career will be somewhat tarnished I think. He'll be remembered as a captain that didn't quite live up to the hype.

    I doubt there will be wailing and gnashing of teeth like in 1999 and 2007. We have won two in a row and got the monkey off the back.

    I think the team has to go deep, otherwise Hansen's career as headcoach will be revisited - we've been on the downhill since Carter and McCaw left, couldn't set on a midfield since he lost two greats, loved SBW too much, chased away the obvious Kaino replacement, couldn't get the best out Barrett, waited to long to get rid of Franks (alternatively, should never had got rid of Franks), picked the wrong side for Ireland - leading to their first win, couldn't beat the Lions. I think anything less that a final puts all of these questions on the table.

    Edit: Couldn't get world class assistants, couldn't find a way to beat the rush.

    I'm sure there are more.

    Well, let's fuck*ng win then.

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