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  • WingerW Offline
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    #803

    Watched a delayed viewing. NZ were a bit lucky

    Based on this game

    TJ was much better than Christie. I would prefer him as one of the backups. We are lucky to still have Smith.
    B Barrett best position now is FB. Hope he mostly plays there in super rugby so some other options (inc Perofeta and Sullivan) get game time at first
    J Barrett's best position is 2nd 5. But he was still good enough at FB
    DH was poor. ALB was poor to start but improved as the game went on
    Telea was good. He will never be a great AB but is a safe option
    Clarke. I like one power winger but maybe NZ just don't have one of AB std at present. Telea and Reece as our 2 winger is a bit ordinary.

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    @KiwiMurph said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    Telea hadn't played in 5 weeks but no signs of rust which was pleasing.

    Looked assertive with ball in hand. Didn’t drift and went forward. According to one set of stats he and Ardie topped the carry count.

    Only concern was falling off tackles. Some of the tackling stats aren’t great reading.

    Jordie - 3 made / 4 missed
    Talea - 1 made / 3 missed
    Clarke - 2 made / 3 missed

    ALB - 5 made / 1 missed
    Havili - 11 made / 2 missed

    Beaudie - 5 made / 0 missed
    Christie - 5 made / 0 missed

    Ardie - 9 made / 1 missed
    Dalton - 13 made / 4 missed
    Akira - 4 made / 3 missed

    Scooter - 8 made / 1 missed
    Whitelock - 11 made / 1 missed

    Nepo - 7 made / 0 missed
    EDG - 4 made / 3 missed
    Sami - 9 made / 2 missed

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    26 penalties in the match is high (13 each), which did contribute to a stop start match.

    28 lineouts too is quite high. ABs only lost the one which I think was the short throw by Sami that Scotland picked off.

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    @BerniesCorner said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    Reece Telea and Jordan at FB would be handy. BB off the bench.
    One of Fosters faults over the last 3 years has been blind loyalty to some players not performing.
    Need to reward form
    Against England
    BB 15
    6 SF or SB if Retallick starts
    Telea starts
    Reece starts

    Beaudy doesn’t deserve to play fullback either.

    Doesn’t score anymore, doesn’t have a long punt.

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    @MajorRage said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    Scotland at home isn't what it used to be. It's a real challenge now.

    Give the All Blacks a Challenge
    Argentina
    England
    France
    Ireland
    Japan
    Scotland
    South Africa

    Don't Give the All Blacks a Challenge
    Australia
    Wales
    Yemen

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    @chimoaus said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    I have no idea how Nonu and Smith started so many games together, surely, they should have rested them most of the time so their backups could get time in the position in case one got injured. Also madness that the GOAT and DC started so often, very bad coaching if you ask me.

    Here’s a couple of stats that may come as a surprise:

    • Nonu started at 2nd 5 with nine different centres.

    • Conrad started at centre with ten different 2nd 5s.

    • Between 2005 and 2015 there were 45 tests that neither of them featured in the starting midfield.

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    @ACT-Crusader said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    @chimoaus said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    I have no idea how Nonu and Smith started so many games together, surely, they should have rested them most of the time so their backups could get time in the position in case one got injured. Also madness that the GOAT and DC started so often, very bad coaching if you ask me.

    Here’s a couple of stats that may come as a surprise:

    • Nonu started at 2nd 5 with nine different centres.

    • Conrad started at centre with ten different 2nd 5s.

    • Between 2005 and 2015 there were 45 tests that neither of them featured in the starting midfield.

    nerd

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    @Steve said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    @BerniesCorner said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    Reece Telea and Jordan at FB would be handy. BB off the bench.
    One of Fosters faults over the last 3 years has been blind loyalty to some players not performing.
    Need to reward form
    Against England
    BB 15
    6 SF or SB if Retallick starts
    Telea starts
    Reece starts

    Beaudy doesn’t deserve to play fullback either.

    Doesn’t score anymore, doesn’t have a long punt.

    I am not quite ready to throw him out to pasture just yet, but I admit that thought has crossed my mind too.

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  • BerniesCornerB Offline
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    BB is still pretty good at 15.
    Wish he would stick to the basics. I don't care for the cross kick.

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  • mariner4lifeM Online
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    @Crazy-Horse said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    @Steve said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    @BerniesCorner said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    Reece Telea and Jordan at FB would be handy. BB off the bench.
    One of Fosters faults over the last 3 years has been blind loyalty to some players not performing.
    Need to reward form
    Against England
    BB 15
    6 SF or SB if Retallick starts
    Telea starts
    Reece starts

    Beaudy doesn’t deserve to play fullback either.

    Doesn’t score anymore, doesn’t have a long punt.

    I am not quite ready to throw him out to pasture just yet, but I admit that thought has crossed my mind too.

    me either, definitely a squad member

    But he's an adequate fullback and a diabolical 10.

    It's sort of interesting how quietly, as the year has progressed, our back 3 have actually become the teams most pressing issue, when at the start it would have been assumed they were our strength

    Jordan isn't on tour, but has struggled as much as he has excelled this year
    Clarke has a few glaring issues to work on
    Reece is so busy, but has errors in his game as well
    JBarret has gone to 12, but at fullback he's slow and not exactly an open field threat. His kicking game isn't top notch either
    BBarrett is filling in, and looks it. Not 100% under the high ball, struggles to kick more than 25 metres.

    None of them are bad options by any stretch of the imagination, but not a single one is an out and out star absolutely demanding selection either (Jordan has the highest ceiling though)

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    @mariner4life it was interesting listening to Beaver afte the game and he said Mo’unga to 10 Jordie to 12, ALB at 13, Ioane to left wing and Beaudie to fullback.

    Said it with a straight face too.

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    @ACT-Crusader said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    @mariner4life it was interesting listening to Beaver afte the game and he said Mo’unga to 10 Jordie to 12, ALB at 13, Ioane to left wing and Beaudie to fullback.

    Said it with a straight face too.

    so close Beav, so close

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  • Joans Town JonesJ Offline
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    replied to ACT Crusader on last edited by
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    @ACT-Crusader said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    @chimoaus said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    I have no idea how Nonu and Smith started so many games together, surely, they should have rested them most of the time so their backups could get time in the position in case one got injured. Also madness that the GOAT and DC started so often, very bad coaching if you ask me.

    Here’s a couple of stats that may come as a surprise:

    • Nonu started at 2nd 5 with nine different centres.

    • Conrad started at centre with ten different 2nd 5s.

    • Between 2005 and 2015 there were 45 tests that neither of them featured in the starting midfield.

    Heres another stat. The played in 62 tests together. Do we have 62 tests between now and the QF?

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    @Joans-Town-Jones said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    @ACT-Crusader said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    @chimoaus said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    I have no idea how Nonu and Smith started so many games together, surely, they should have rested them most of the time so their backups could get time in the position in case one got injured. Also madness that the GOAT and DC started so often, very bad coaching if you ask me.

    Here’s a couple of stats that may come as a surprise:

    • Nonu started at 2nd 5 with nine different centres.

    • Conrad started at centre with ten different 2nd 5s.

    • Between 2005 and 2015 there were 45 tests that neither of them featured in the starting midfield.

    Heres another stat. The played in 62 tests together. Do we have 62 tests between now and the QF?

    I think we have 63. So plenty of time.

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  • Joans Town JonesJ Offline
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    @Crucial said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    @Joans-Town-Jones said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    @Victor-Meldrew said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    @Joans-Town-Jones said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    I'm sick of these people on here claiming we need to find a second option to JB.

    So your answer is not to bother about any back-ups at 12 and just play Jordie there and give bugger-all thought to managing his workload?

    The only problem with that is what you do (apart from blaming Foster for being an idiot for not developing MF options) if/when Jordie gets injured.

    Listen to yourself FFS. We have 10 tests or so. Potentially our greatest pairing had something like 30-40 in a partnership over 6 or 7 years to become O for awesome. Wats your suggestion? Keep playing alternative 12s for the next fucking 10 tests until we find JBs* back up? We don't have fucking time because Foster has been shit for the last 3 years. We're a year behind in our development. Ideally all this shit would have been sorted last year. It's fucking unbelievable you're still advocating for a merry-go-round in selections to search for backups for the backups with 10 tests to go. We either lock in our combinations now and hope to gel as a unit OR keep this rotation of selection going until the QF against SA or Ireland. Because it worked out fucking well in 2019.

    While your point has some validity it is also throwing all the eggs in one basket and, as pointed out, those advocting this approach would also be first in the queue to complain about a lack of contingency panning.
    Yes, we know DH's limitations and that he is second choice (at best). What we also need to do is play situations that adjust around those limitations in case he is called on. In other words, would you play the same plan with JB as DH?
    Certainly decide if JB/RI is the first choice paring and give then plenty of time together. What @Victor-Meldrew was suggesting is that you also have to plan for things going wrong at the same time. Sometimes that may mean a start for someone else or a shuffle.

    We don't have time ffs. 10 tests. TEN is what we have between now and a QF exit. We had time in 2020 and 2021. Now we don't.

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  • voodooV Offline
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    @MajorRage said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    @chimoaus said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    @MajorRage Agree re forwards but our set piece lost us quite a bit of territory and possession today which needs to be improved.

    Against a fired up decent Scotland pack, I think they did ok.

    Scotland at home isn't what it used to be. It's a real challenge now.

    To challenge this a little - Scotland at home in 2022:

    • Lost NZ by 8

    • Beat Fiji by 16

    • Lost Oz by 1

    • Lost France by 19

    • Beat England by 3

    So they won that 6N opener against England, plus Fiji at home?

    I mean, no shame in losing to NZ or France at home, but the Wobblies are something like 3 from 27 this year...not sure the results show that these guys should be anything other than cannon fodder for us*

    *ducks arrogant head for cover....

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  • Joans Town JonesJ Offline
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    @ACT-Crusader said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    @Joans-Town-Jones said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    @ACT-Crusader said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    @chimoaus said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    I have no idea how Nonu and Smith started so many games together, surely, they should have rested them most of the time so their backups could get time in the position in case one got injured. Also madness that the GOAT and DC started so often, very bad coaching if you ask me.

    Here’s a couple of stats that may come as a surprise:

    • Nonu started at 2nd 5 with nine different centres.

    • Conrad started at centre with ten different 2nd 5s.

    • Between 2005 and 2015 there were 45 tests that neither of them featured in the starting midfield.

    Heres another stat. The played in 62 tests together. Do we have 62 tests between now and the QF?

    I think we have 6.3. So plenty of time.

    Fixed.

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    @voodoo each game on its merit and all that….

    I think it’s pretty difficult to draw too much from one game against one team and one against another. Refs, cards, conditions all have a huge bearing on how match results play out these days.

    I think all those results show is that Scotland are an inconsistent side that can play decent footy but don’t do it often enough to win more than they lose.

    There’s quite a few sides like that and Oz are clearly in that category.

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  • dogmeatD Offline
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    Taylor and Stanley had played ONE test together prior to the 87 WC

    95 Lomu Kronfeld Mehts and Osborne had 5 tests between them

    2011 On top of the injury issues at 10 the back 3 practically got introduced on the way to Eden Park for the first test.

    they are 3 of our 4 most successful WC's 2015 is the outlier.

    Sure it's nice to have a setlled experience team with viable back-up options across the fiels, but it hardly ever happens.

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    @ACT-Crusader said in All Blacks vs Scotland:

    @voodoo each game on its merit and all that….

    I think it’s pretty difficult to draw too much from one game against one team and one against another. Refs, cards, conditions all have a huge bearing on how match results play out these days.

    I think all those results show is that Scotland are an inconsistent side that can play decent footy but don’t do it often enough to win more than they lose.

    There’s quite a few sides like that and Oz are clearly in that category.

    Ahh, an inconsistent side, remember when we didn't used to fall into that category?

    The glory days!

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