Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18
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@antipodean yeah definitely seemed more "fired up" in this match than I can remember seeing him.
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@ACT-Crusader said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
@Bones he’s a rock, literally. About 5’8-5’9 and quick feet.
A genuine poach from the Aussies too 😉
Little small to handle Clarke.
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@Bones said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
Hodgman was the one that tackled an obstructing Oz player at one stage - it was the most glaring example of his engine not quite being there as he could've just run past him but it almost appeared he saw a chance to have a lie down. Watching him slowly roll and gesture to the ref was quite funny.
Kinda didn't mind that. There was so much obstruction by the Win a it was good to make a point.
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@Bones said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
@ACT-Crusader said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
@Bones said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
Loving people still banging on about SA and England, doesn't look stupid at all because they're extremely relevant right now. They are clearly leading the world at amazing rugby.
It’s hilarious. Some talk as if we are playing them next weekend.
An in form England and SA are a sight to behold at the moment and absolutely unstoppable, didn't you know? And how about the tackling technique on their forwards! They just don't miss, the evidence is clear.
Well South Africa at least have not missed a tackle since the RWC Final.
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@No-Quarter said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
@Bones said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
While we're on the topic of ludicrous....can we stop appointing Clarke as the next superstar midfielder? He's had one and a bit tests on the wing.
An Ardie-Clarke midfield would be barnstorming.
No fan of Jordie-Ardie?
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@booboo said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
@Bones said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
Hodgman was the one that tackled an obstructing Oz player at one stage - it was the most glaring example of his engine not quite being there as he could've just run past him but it almost appeared he saw a chance to have a lie down. Watching him slowly roll and gesture to the ref was quite funny.
Kinda didn't mind that. There was so much obstruction by the Win a it was good to make a point.
Oh yeah, it would have been even better if it wasn't just that bit too behind the play and the ref didn't even seem to be looking.
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@booboo said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
@Bones said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
@ACT-Crusader said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
@Bones said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
Loving people still banging on about SA and England, doesn't look stupid at all because they're extremely relevant right now. They are clearly leading the world at amazing rugby.
It’s hilarious. Some talk as if we are playing them next weekend.
An in form England and SA are a sight to behold at the moment and absolutely unstoppable, didn't you know? And how about the tackling technique on their forwards! They just don't miss, the evidence is clear.
Well South Africa at least have not missed a tackle since the RWC Final.
Seems their forwards don't let wingers get through either. Was Bridge playing fullback against them last year?
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@Bones said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
@ACT-Crusader said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
@Bones said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
Loving people still banging on about SA and England, doesn't look stupid at all because they're extremely relevant right now. They are clearly leading the world at amazing rugby.
It’s hilarious. Some talk as if we are playing them next weekend.
An in form England and SA are a sight to behold at the moment and absolutely unstoppable, didn't you know? And how about the tackling technique on their forwards! They just don't miss, the evidence is clear.
England players are currently Euro champs, Exeter won by old fashioned maul it up smash ‘em rugby. It is not like there is no rugby at all. They also play this weekend, minus Premiership final players
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@Machpants said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
@Bones said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
@ACT-Crusader said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
@Bones said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
Loving people still banging on about SA and England, doesn't look stupid at all because they're extremely relevant right now. They are clearly leading the world at amazing rugby.
It’s hilarious. Some talk as if we are playing them next weekend.
An in form England and SA are a sight to behold at the moment and absolutely unstoppable, didn't you know? And how about the tackling technique on their forwards! They just don't miss, the evidence is clear.
England players are currently Euro champs, Exeter won by old fashioned maul it up smash ‘em rugby. It is not like there is no rugby at all. They also play this weekend, minus Premiership final players
Shit, I guess it's Exeter the ABs should be afraid of 🙄
I fear for the opposition wingers playing like unbeatable and in great form England this weekend too.
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@broughie said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
My feeds gone and I have to look at the fat fuck foster
Seems apt, I am now tempted to refer to the coaching team as Triple F.
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@Machpants uh oh..."friendly test matches".
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@Bones said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
@Machpants uh oh..."friendly test matches".
Ah yeah Scotland Georgia etc. Poor form
It's balanced out by "he cuts through it... and here is just raw rugby-ness" tho
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@Stargazer said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
@Bones ESPN also calls Bledisloe Cup games friendlies.
Turns out jaguars for life was right all along huh ? God bless him.
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@Machpants said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
@Stargazer ESPN calls everythig outside RWC friendlies, fkn soccer!
I noticed that, too.
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@Stargazer said in Bledisloe Two: Auckland, October 18:
@Bones ESPN also calls Bledisloe Cup games friendlies.
They mostly are these days ( after the full time whistle)
