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    @KiwiMurph said in All Blacks vs England I:

    Rieko's handling

    Always a problem

    Wish Rieko could have a game at wing outside a centre who plays just like him. Ever heard of 'setting up your outsides'?

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    @Darth-Sader said in All Blacks vs England I:

    Telea’s non-chase of the high ball has been ratshit

    Still don't think he's 100%.

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    @Tim said in All Blacks vs England I:

    @Kirwan Carried better than the others too.

    Savea is doing fuck all on defence and at the ruck.

    Surely he's strong BOTH sides of the ball. perhaps get some pointers from Sevu?

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    @No-Quarter said in All Blacks vs England I:

    He was saying use it and got annoyed so penalised us

    EDG had been standing up under Stuart's armpit, not strictly legally throughout H1. FCS don't do that when ref on your side!!!!

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    It seemed we were clearly trying something new on attack to offset rush defense and get around it. As I stated, it's the most space I've seen us create against it since the north first started employing it in mass after the Lions tour here.

    We seemed to shelf it at halftime and go for a more pragmatic and simpler approach, perhaps just desperate to get the win first up and adapt to what turned into a grindfest, but it felt like we were very close to the gates completely opening up today if we executed better during that first half and built momentum.

    They may be more comfortable using it for longer and tighter games as they get more time together.

    But this is very reminiscent of the early days of Graham Henry and the flat backline approach which was very controversial at the time and not successful initially but reaped rewards at the end of Henrys first year and long after that.

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    @MiketheSnow said in All Blacks vs England I:

    De Groot left his invisibility cloak in the sheds

    Just that ref came over to his side.

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    @KiwiMurph said in All Blacks vs England I:

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    @KiwiMurph said in All Blacks vs England I:

    Telea has been very poor without the ball too

    Telea was right in the grove a while back. It seems to have deserted him now

    Agreed. Narawa would be better

    Not at 11.

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    @Canes4life said in All Blacks vs England I:

    Taylor’s throwing has been shite.

    Seemed to go right off after halftime.

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    @kpkanz said in All Blacks vs England I:

    Please link ONE game under Foster against a northern rush defense that we found that much space out wide.

    This is hilarious. We scored two tries, and sixteen points. It was as far from creating space out wide as it could get.

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    @KiwiMurph said in All Blacks vs England I:

    Much better 2nd half by scooter

    Hasn't been playing much rugby.

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    @Machpants said in All Blacks vs England I:

    Yeah Taylor was average, aumua much better

    Taylor was absolutely first class in the first half scrums. But second half lineout blips destroyed our momentum.

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    @Tim Is the world binary to you? Can you not think in more detail?

    We only employed this pattern for the first half, and resorted to territory and a much more narrow game in the second half, so pointless to tie all future utility of this pattern to just the points scored at the end of this one game, the literal first game we've employed this.

    There are clearly confounding variables you're purposely ignoring. Even Razor himself said the thing, stating that he felt we created many opportunities and felt we were close to breaking the game open.

    This is a style that is clearly going to be built upon, and I saw enough with the actual moments in the game that we were able to get around a defensive pattern that we have not been able to for the last 8 years.

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    If the plan is for Perofeta to somehow waltz through a terrible attempt from the England 8, then it worked a treat.

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    @Bones said in All Blacks vs England I:

    If the plan is for Perofeta to somehow waltz through a terrible attempt from the England 8, then it worked a treat.

    You say that like creating mismatches isn't a key part of any good rugby strategy...

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    @kpkanz said in All Blacks vs England I:

    @Tim Is the world binary to you? Can you not think in more detail?

    We only employed this pattern for the first half, and resorted to territory and a much more narrow game in the second half, so pointless to tie all future utility of this pattern to just the points scored at the end of this one game, the literal first game we've employed this.

    There are clearly confounding variables you're purposely ignoring. Even Razor himself said the thing, stating that he felt we created many opportunities and felt we were close to breaking the game open.

    This is a style that is clearly going to be built upon, and I saw enough with the actual moments in the game that we were able to get around a defensive pattern that we have not been able to for the last 8 years.

    In two weeks Robertson may have a found a way around a defence that's eluded other coaches in the last 8 years, but I'm dubious. Can you describe the pattern in the first half? I didn't notice it. Can you give more detail?

    Robertson may have talked about creating opportunities and being close to breaking the game open, but we'd expect that sort of comment from any coach after a mediocre performance.

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    @Mr-Fish said in All Blacks vs England I:

    @Bones said in All Blacks vs England I:

    If the plan is for Perofeta to somehow waltz through a terrible attempt from the England 8, then it worked a treat.

    You say that like creating mismatches isn't a key part of any good rugby strategy...

    Yeah wouldn't consider that exactly a well created mismatch. 99 times out of a hundred he makes that tackle anyway.

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    @MiketheSnow said in All Blacks vs England I:

    England should start Baby Face Nelson (ranga prop), Spencer and Finn Smith next week

    Spencer?! Were we watching the same game? Mitchell was excellent, Spencer slowed everything down and by not bossing the back of that lineout maul he basically cost us the game.

    Marcus had a good game IMO, Finn kicked really badly when he came on.

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    Pretty gutted to miss that opportunity, but overall don’t think we really deserved the win. Still, pleased with the pack and the defence in the most part.

    Furbank and Feyi-waboso were good, but we just didn’t keep the ball well enough in the AB half.

    Still, pleased we’re in these games and showing signs of progress. It’s been a while since I’ve had hope.

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    @Dodge said in All Blacks vs England I:

    Marcus had a good game IMO, Finn kicked really badly when he came on.

    Smith's weakness is he's always looking for the miracle play rather than just doing the basics. Slows the attack down way too often.

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    @Dodge said in All Blacks vs England I:

    Furbank and Feyi-waboso were good, but we just didn’t keep the ball well enough in the AB half.

    Furbank was more than good - awesome on defence

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