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    @taniwharugby said in All Blacks v France, 2021 NH Tour:

    @nzzp I think it is more when they are being pressured and not going forward, then we struggle at present.

    This is where we need a ball runner in the backs, right now, as you say, we are lightweight, aside from Rieko our entire backline is sub 100kg, and when we are struggling to break the gainline with guile, we dont even have power to break it anymore.

    Jordie Barrett says hi.

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    @canefan Right. We don’t need innovation to beat a rush defense. Just forward control and front foot ball.

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    @broughie said in All Blacks v France, 2021 NH Tour:

    @canefan Right. We don’t need innovation to beat a rush defense. Just forward control and front foot ball.

    and smart attacking the interface of the rush and the ruck. It's where Lions 1 we were on diagonal runs all night - good fast ball tires people consistently; if you want to rush, go for it -but after you've done it 80 times, how good are your legs?

    I wonder if the AB passive D is also built on a 'last 20' mindset, where we want to really cut loose and win the game there.

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    @mn5 the online stats have him at 96kg, which when I went to school, is less than 100kg.

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    BORN INTO A rugby-mad family, Jordie Barrett is the younger brother of fellow All Blacks Beauden and Scott and one of eight Barrett siblings.

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    @broughie said in All Blacks v France, 2021 NH Tour:

    @canefan Right. We don’t need innovation to beat a rush defense. Just forward control and front foot ball.

    Yup. We are still using the 2019 RWC game plan of trying to outflank the rush. But we seem to get too isolated and turn the ball over at the breakdown. Smash them up the guts, make sure we are physical at the cleanout, make them stop us going down the middle, lets see how that turns out

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    @taniwharugby said in All Blacks v France, 2021 NH Tour:

    @mn5 the online stats have him at 96kg, which when I went to school, is less than 100kg.

    Jordie Barrett

    Jordie Barrett

    BORN INTO A rugby-mad family, Jordie Barrett is the younger brother of fellow All Blacks Beauden and Scott and one of eight Barrett siblings.

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    Be warned... Jordie Barrett has bulked up in the off season

    Be warned... Jordie Barrett has bulked up in the off season

    As if Jordie Barrett's skill set and athletic ability weren't enough, the twice-capped All Blacks phenom has been 'bulking up' ahead of Super Rugby.

    I’ll ask him which stat is right if I see him walking through town when he’s back from overseas

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    @nzzp

    Not giving up on DH, just think it's time to give QT a start. There's a chance he might provide a solution.

    Yep. ALB's injury has expose the bareness of the cupboard. We didn't have a settled 12/13 in 2019, but it did have some experience.

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    @nzzp said in All Blacks v France, 2021 NH Tour:

    @broughie said in All Blacks v France, 2021 NH Tour:

    @canefan Right. We don’t need innovation to beat a rush defense. Just forward control and front foot ball.

    and smart attacking the interface of the rush and the ruck. It's where Lions 1 we were on diagonal runs all night - good fast ball tires people consistently; if you want to rush, go for it -but after you've done it 80 times, how good are your legs?

    Agree although I need to rewatch that game. Must be getting old.

    I wonder if the AB passive D is also built on a 'last 20' mindset, where we want to really cut loose and win the game there.

    I hope we are not that cocky with such a strategy. I think our defense against Ireland was pretty good. I just don’t understand accepting the concept of playing defense. We are going to wear out our forwards with such a strategy. Surely at least a 50 percent possession stat should be a goal.

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    @broughie said in All Blacks v France, 2021 NH Tour:

    @nzzp said in All Blacks v France, 2021 NH Tour:

    @broughie said in All Blacks v France, 2021 NH Tour:

    @canefan Right. We don’t need innovation to beat a rush defense. Just forward control and front foot ball.

    and smart attacking the interface of the rush and the ruck. It's where Lions 1 we were on diagonal runs all night - good fast ball tires people consistently; if you want to rush, go for it -but after you've done it 80 times, how good are your legs?

    Agree although I need to rewatch that game. Must be getting old.

    I wonder if the AB passive D is also built on a 'last 20' mindset, where we want to really cut loose and win the game there.

    I hope we are not that cocky with such a strategy. I think our defense against Ireland was pretty good. I just don’t understand accepting the concept of playing defense. We are going to wear out our forwards with such a strategy. Surely at least a 50 percent possession stat should be a goal.

    What happened to offensive defence to generate attacking turnover ball?

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    @mn5 he certainly does not run like 96 kegger. He must be more than 100 kg.

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    @canefan that too but why so much defense. Keep the damn ball.

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    @broughie said in All Blacks v France, 2021 NH Tour:

    @canefan that too but why so much defense. Keep the damn ball.

    Are we not confident in our ability to recycle? The refs are certainly more ready to allow competition, lawful or otherwise

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    @mn5 well I only went by what the AB and Hurricanes site said, I thought he'd be closest which is why I checked.

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    Fosters answer throw the backs under the bus,he is challenging them to get better, because he is pretty happy with his forward pack,What about you getting better Foster and your coaching group.
    His latest comment in the media, I didn’t even bother to post it but it’s on stuff,
    He has no clue just pass the blame on.
    Nothing about tactics or we need to get better as a coaching group, just it’s everyone else’s fault.

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    @chris said in All Blacks v France, 2021 NH Tour:

    Nothing about tactics or we need to get better as a coaching group, just it’s everyone else’s fault.

    Stark contrast with Henry/Hansen/Smith, who openly copped being outcoached -- and swapped roles to try and lift/bring a fresh perspective to various areas.

    Remember when our lineout was absolute pants? I do, it was just terrible. The 2000's were deeply frustrating as a supporter at times

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    @nzzp said in All Blacks v France, 2021 NH Tour:

    @chris said in All Blacks v France, 2021 NH Tour:

    Nothing about tactics or we need to get better as a coaching group, just it’s everyone else’s fault.

    Stark contrast with Henry/Hansen/Smith, who openly copped being outcoached -- and swapped roles to try and lift/bring a fresh perspective to various areas.

    Remember when our lineout was absolute pants? I do, it was just terrible. The 2000's were deeply frustrating as a supporter at times

    Yes I remember the 2000’s it’s feels like that all over again doesn’t it.

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    @taniwharugby said in All Blacks v France, 2021 NH Tour:

    @mn5 well I only went by what the AB and Hurricanes site said, I thought he'd be closest which is why I checked.

    Players should get weighed in before games just like boxing and MMA. That way if they play poorly we can criticise the heftier players for too much KFC and the lighter players for not hitting the gym hard enough.

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    @canefan maybe it is because our tackling is not dominant. We are going backwards. I mean a year or so ago Ofa was knocking people backwards. What happened. That’s why Akira needs to be in and not saying he is the solution. The engine room needs to improve.

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    @mn5 you could also weigh them after to see who had tried the hardest, didn't lose xkg's?....laps

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    @mn5 said in All Blacks v France, 2021 NH Tour:

    @taniwharugby said in All Blacks v France, 2021 NH Tour:

    @mn5 well I only went by what the AB and Hurricanes site said, I thought he'd be closest which is why I checked.

    Players should get weighed in before games just like boxing and MMA. That way if they play poorly we can criticise the heftier players for too much KFC and the lighter players for not hitting the gym hard enough.

    Weigh the fucking coaches while we are at it,

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