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  • KiwiwombleK Online
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    Kiwiwomble
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    #449

    @canefan it must be pride, dont want it to look like we're just copying good ideas from other codes...and so we do ugly bastardised versions

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    replied to Kiwiwomble on last edited by
    #450

    @Kiwiwomble said in Super Rugby 2025:

    @canefan it must be pride, dont want it to look like we're just copying good ideas from other codes...and so we do ugly bastardised versions

    The Aussie guy that heads SR was on TV a few nights back and he used the words Dally M IIRC. If not, it was the commentators. Go ahead and copy the concept, but don't actually say the name!

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  • Landers92L Offline
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    wrote on last edited by Landers92
    #451

    One thing I must say about this season is that the communications and interactions with Super rugby coaches and team management is already a lot better than previous seasons which in my opinion is a massive win. Fans have been asking for it and you can see they are making a conscious effort to improve in those areas.

    Small things like weekly press conferences/interviews, radio interviews, injury updates being provided(could still be better but much better than we are used to) as well as seeing a lot more interaction with players, whether that be on socials or TV etc.

    It’s not much but it’s a start. Small things done right is a step in the right direction. It’s good to see.

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    #452
    Feb 11  /  Sport

    Anton Lienert-Brown joins Will Jordan in support of Super Rugby draft

    Anton Lienert-Brown joins Will Jordan in support of Super Rugby draft

    Anton Lienert-Brown says Super Rugby needs spectators and fans talking and engaged - he says that's what a draft does.

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    #453

    Brumbies
    Charlie Cale (shoulder/ round 3):
    David Feliuai (finger/ round 3):
    Rob Valetini (hamstring / TBC):
    Ben O’Donnell (hamstring/ TBC)
    Tevita Alatini (ACL / TBC)
    Harry Vella (ACL / TBC)

    Blues
    Kurt Eklund (groin
    James Mullan (concussion)
    Sam Darry (shoulder, season)
    PJ Sheck (shoulder)
    Hoskins Sotutu (knee)
    Zarn Sullivan (foot)
    Stephen Perofeta (calf)
    Ben Ake (shoulder).

    Chiefs
    Wallace Sititi
    Liam Coombes Fabling
    Fiti Sa
    Samisoni Taukiaho
    Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi

    Crusaders
    George Bell (toe/foot / TBC)
    Kershawl Sykes-Martin (knee / 5-6 weeks)
    Finlay Brewis (shoulder / season)
    Dallas McLeod (hip / round one)
    Codie Taylor (hamstring / 2-3 weeks)
    Fletcher Anderson (heel / 2-3 weeks)
    Rivez Reihana (ankle / 2-3 weeks)
    Seb Calder (AC joint / 3-5 weeks)
    Quentin Strange (Pec/hamstring / 4-6 weeks)
    Dom Gardiner (hamstring / 4-6 weeks)
    Jamie Hannah (shoulder / 4-6 weeks)
    Aki Tuivailala (finger / 4-6 weeks)
    Johnny McNicholll (hamstring / 4-6 weeks)
    Braydon Ennor (wrist / TBC)

    Fijian Drua
    Etonia Waqa (Knee, short term)
    Selestino Ravutaumada (Shoulder, short term)
    Epeli Momo (Knee, long term)

    Highlanders
    Oliver Haig (foot / 9 weeks )
    Jonah Lowe (ACL / 7 weeks )
    Thomas Umaga-Jensen (shoulder / 2 weeks)
    TK Howden (hamstring / 4 weeks)
    Jona Nareki (ankle /5 weeks)
    Jacob Ratumaitavuki-Kneepkens (neck / 9 weeks)

    Hurricanes
    Zach Gallagher (Achilles / TBC)
    Daniel Sinkinson (hamstring / round 8 )
    Ruben Love (ankle / round 7)
    Lucas Cashmore (knee / round 7)
    Brett Cameron (knee / season)
    Asafo Aumua (foot / round three)
    Tyrel Lomax (ankle / TBC)
    Devan Flanders (ankle / TBC)

    Moana Pasifika
    Lotu Inisi
    Neria Fomai
    Pone Fa'amausili.

    NSW Waratahs
    Fergus Lee-Warner (foot)
    Jack Barrett (leg)
    Lucas Ripley (shoulder)

    Western Force
    Harry Johnson-Holmes (knee/season)
    Bayley Kuenzle (knee)
    Harry Hoopert (knee/season)
    Kane Koteka (ribs)
    Matt Proctor (shoulder)
    Henry Robertson (ribs)
    Papillon Sevele (knee)

    Queensland Reds
    TBA next week

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  • KirwanK Offline
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    Kirwan
    wrote on last edited by
    #454

    Lots of injuries already, are they running on glass in Canterbury?

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    canefan
    replied to Kirwan on last edited by canefan
    #455

    @Kirwan said in Super Rugby 2025:

    Lots of injuries already, are they running on glass in Canterbury?

    Do they have a physio named Blackadder? Or just using Ethan's physio?

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  • ChrisC Offline
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    Chris
    wrote on last edited by Chris
    #456

    Some of those Crusader injuries are carry overs from the NPC,Still to many injuries you wonder what the trainers are doing or not doing.
    Quentin Strange
    Jamie Hannah
    Fletcher Anderson
    Braydon Ennor
    Dominic Gardiner
    Johnny McNicol
    all got inured during NPC

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    #457

    There’s more to that list for the Hurricanes as well. Billy Proctor confirmed out with a niggle, and Banks/Higgins in the same boat potentially. Crazy. Maybe get the sprinklers on the training ground might be a good shout.

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    Daffy Jaffy
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    @Daffy-Jaffy said in Super Rugby 2025:

    Starting play in Super Point: The team who scores the first try in regular time has the choice to kick off or receive in Super Point, which was formerly known as Golden Point. This replaces the coin toss.

    WTF? I mean i hate golden super point anyway, but seriously just have a coin toss.

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  • BonesB Online
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    @Nepia said in Super Rugby 2025:

    @Daffy-Jaffy said in Super Rugby 2025:

    Starting play in Super Point: The team who scores the first try in regular time has the choice to kick off or receive in Super Point, which was formerly known as Golden Point. This replaces the coin toss.

    WTF? I mean i hate golden super point anyway, but seriously just have a coin toss.

    Why? It's a nice, simple way to sort it, gives teams an impetus to score tries and less faff. It's actually the one good change.

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    replied to darylmitchell on last edited by
    #461

    @darylmitchell Draft helps to build stars and keep fans engaged throughout the year. Just tough to do it in a multinational league. They’d need 3-4 separate drafts.

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    wrote on last edited by
    #462

    Nice!

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  • TimT Away
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    Tim
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    #463

    NZ TAB's website is geolocked now. Can anyone post the odds for this week's games?

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    frugby
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    @Tim

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  • TimT Away
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    Tim
    wrote on last edited by
    #465

    Thanks!

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  • TimT Away
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    Tim
    wrote on last edited by
    #466

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/360566164/next-wallace-sititi-six-young-stars-watch-super-rugby-pacific

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  • Dan54D Offline
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    replied to Kiwiwomble on last edited by Dan54
    #467

    @Kiwiwomble said in Super Rugby 2025:

    @canefan it must be pride, dont want it to look like we're just copying good ideas from other codes...and so we do ugly bastardised versions

    Isn't that case with everything, or are some here gullible enough to think Dally M or whatever wasn't copied from Hart Memorial trophy or something.
    I actually like rugby's one much better where opposition captain and coach pick the points, you know the ones who are actually out there and know who are the players doing damage, not just the highlight boys! Genuinely think it best way of picking them if you going to have points etc.

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  • KiwiwombleK Online
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    Kiwiwomble
    wrote on last edited by
    #468

    just saw this posted, thought quite a cool training Tshirt, the different strips looks like they represent the different PU's, not showing up on their club shop or anything, nice and simple idea, wouldnt be a bad away jersey

    alt text

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