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Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18

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  • taniwharugbyT Offline
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    @Kirwan think it just shows how risk adverse he was last week.

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    I’m 8 years removed so excuse my ignorance, who is the hot chick interviewing Ardie?

    **im 8 deep on liberty citra’s so forgive my crassness

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    @BerniesCorner said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    All 3 loosies were ace. Nothing to moan about this week

    Agreed. All three were magnificent today.

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    @taniwharugby said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    @Kirwan think it just shows how risk adverse he was last week.

    Yep, hopefully he learns from that before it costs us Test matches.

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    @BerniesCorner an he reproduce at test level though.

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    @antipodean said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    @BerniesCorner said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    All 3 loosies were ace. Nothing to moan about this week

    Agreed. All three were magnificent today.

    Good step up from Frizzel, hopefully will continue to improve. Took some line outs too

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    @taniwharugby I think that's it. He didn't want to give the rookie a start in his first test. He should have had more faith in Clarke's abilities. It was also Fozzie's first test in charge though.

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    @Kirwan said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    @antipodean said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    @BerniesCorner said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    All 3 loosies were ace. Nothing to moan about this week

    Agreed. All three were magnificent today.

    Good step up from Frizzel, hopefully will continue to improve. Took some line outs too

    For me Frizzel improved, but I do remember a couple of missed tackles and multiple handling errors. That has to improve to a further level for my liking.

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    @bayimports yeah he seems to have all the attributes, but just missing a bit of agression and power at present

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    @bayimports said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    @Kirwan said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    @antipodean said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    @BerniesCorner said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    All 3 loosies were ace. Nothing to moan about this week

    Agreed. All three were magnificent today.

    Good step up from Frizzel, hopefully will continue to improve. Took some line outs too

    For me Frizzel improved, but I do remember a couple of missed tackles and multiple handling errors. That has to improve to a further level for my liking.

    He made some turnovers in the first half and chimed in with some good tackles and a couple of runs. Not Kaino level dynamic but improving

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    Jeepers that Clarke runs ok.

    I also think Cane equaled the most tackle busts in his career previously....in one game

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    @Chris said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    Good save by RM
    Vai looks more than useful

    Should play a few tests huh? (Vaa'i BTW)

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    @canefan said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    @bayimports said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    @Kirwan said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    @antipodean said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    @BerniesCorner said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    All 3 loosies were ace. Nothing to moan about this week

    Agreed. All three were magnificent today.

    Good step up from Frizzel, hopefully will continue to improve. Took some line outs too

    For me Frizzel improved, but I do remember a couple of missed tackles and multiple handling errors. That has to improve to a further level for my liking.

    He made some turnovers in the first half and chimed in with some good tackles and a couple of runs. Not Kaino level dynamic but improving

    I think he can potentially become a Kaino type of player, just needs to remove the errors. As @taniwharugby said, he has the attributes, just want to see better execution

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    @KiwiMurph said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    @canefan said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    Some good individual performances but we look out of control, oz look to have a far better pattern

    Agreed.

    Wallabies attacking structure is far superior.

    But slow. ABs seem so much faster. Mind you that led to some overekaboration and fuck ups.

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    @BerniesCorner said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    @broughie this team has benefited from ball runners BB, son of Eroni, Sotutu. Laumape deserves a chance

    I like Sotutu’s game, but he didn’t exactly carry much ball today so I’m not sure you can say we benefited from that.

    I think we need to be a little more patient with some of these players. That’s not conservative, it’s reality. Not long ago Naholo started out his AB career and he was dynamite from the outset and then things just didn’t happen for him.

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    @kpkanz said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    More talented team vs a superiorly coached team

    See comment about speed above. Win a effective on attack but don't look as dangerous.

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    Agreed with the commentary of the panel on BB and RM.

    BB played more as a fullback today than as a second playmaker. Wasn't first receiver often and didn't try to distribute like a first five, but went himself when he saw an opportunity. Being the communicator at the back, keeping a good view of what was happening in front of him is way more helpful for RM's role than what he did previously. Using his fast running more was great to see. RM had a great game, running left and right, he was everywhere, and looked more confident. If the two working together evolves this way, it's very promising, esp because there's still room for improvement.

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    @Machpants said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    I'm pretty much on the half way line. Oz backline is offside pretty much every time, pushing in in the Miguel's and just not picked up. Makes their rush look better than it is

    Que?

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    @nzzp said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    @NTA said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    @Billy-Tell said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    Foster out! I haven’t seen the match but I’m assuming Rennie, the brilliant Chiefs coach, outfoxed Foster the Chiefs dud. Been ages since NZ lost at Eden Park but I suppose it had to happen eventually.

    I refer to my statements pre-game that it is always funny to see Kiwis pull the sky down onto their own heads despite every single piece of history pointing in the other direction 😉

    It's our national psyche. We love introverted self effacing overachievers. it motivates us.

    It appears there’s a great love for the, let’s pile on player X until the cows come home all because we like player Y or Z better...

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    @ACT-Crusader said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    @nzzp said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    @NTA said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    @Billy-Tell said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:

    Foster out! I haven’t seen the match but I’m assuming Rennie, the brilliant Chiefs coach, outfoxed Foster the Chiefs dud. Been ages since NZ lost at Eden Park but I suppose it had to happen eventually.

    I refer to my statements pre-game that it is always funny to see Kiwis pull the sky down onto their own heads despite every single piece of history pointing in the other direction 😉

    It's our national psyche. We love introverted self effacing overachievers. it motivates us.

    It appears there’s a great love for the, let’s pile on player X until the cows come home all because we like player Y or Z better...

    That's a Fern trait. Exacerbated by Foster apparently being a terrible selector

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