All Blacks v Argentina II

[Bones]

@pakman said in All Blacks v Argentina II:

Papali'i a tackling machine -- at one stage three in a minute!

Yeah I noticed that, they were solid too, really shut down the attack. All in a row I thought.

[pakman]

Q4.

ABs should be shot for not scoring from 5m out at 69.

First a smart arsed short throw, and then backs couldn’t manage draw and pass to go over. Ended up with Pumas scoring at other end near sticks.

My other takeaway was BB at 10 and WJ at 15 made mainly poor decisions. Big step down from DMac/BB.

[Rancid Schnitzel]

@ACT-Crusader said in All Blacks v Argentina II:

@Rancid-Schnitzel said in All Blacks v Argentina II:

Couldn't agree more. He's always been a handy test player rather than a game breaker . He never really makes an impact off the bench either.

Never really makes an impact, come on bro, surely you watched the RWC QF against Ireland. His impact late in the game was massive.

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Some fun facts also, in the 33 tests he has come off the bench the ABs are
Wins - 26
Draws - 3
Losses - 4

Tbf I said never really. Now do the final. I'm not saying he's shit or anything I just don't see him as anything other than a stop-gap at this point in time. Has definitely not lived up to the early hype.

[ploughboy]

bench tacked well only one missed tackle between them. 41 made 1 miss .lord and cane busy, 7 and 9 in 30 m.

[pakman]

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