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  • sparkyS Do not disturb
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    replied to Bovidae last edited by
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    @Bovidae It.'s a shame they are not all playing NPC this weekend.

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    replied to Bovidae last edited by
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    @Bovidae bet southland would have loved to get Groot and Reece back.

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  • BovidaeB Offline
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    replied to taniwharugby last edited by
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    @taniwharugby It's not like DMac or Tupaea played many minutes either.

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  • His BobnessH Offline
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    ALB needs to go back to the NPC to practise his card-generating plays.

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  • canefanC Online
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    wrote last edited by canefan
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    Now I know how Wales must have felt when they went into decline after their golden era of the 1970s. We seem to be getting further and further from the peak as Razor's tenure goes on. At this rate we will likely suffer a QF exit in a couple years time, if indeed we make it out of the group...

    Of course fortunes can change in the space of a game. But we are a rabble right now

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  • sparkyS Do not disturb
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    wrote last edited by
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    What worries me most after that horse shit performance (it was smellier than the Springboks' turd at Ellis Park) is the acceptance of an utterly abysmal All Blacks performance as something normal.

    Standards have fallen. Our decline was not inevitable.

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  • canefanC Online
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    replied to sparky last edited by
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    @sparky said in All Blacks 2025:

    What worries me most after that horse shit performance (it was smellier than the Springboks' turd at Ellis Park) is the acceptance of an utterly abysmal All Blacks performance as something normal.

    Standards have fallen. Our decline was not inevitable.

    I still think we have the makings of a strong team. But the coaches are letting us down in terms of selection, preparation, and tactics. I think that's what you call an epic failure...

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    replied to canefan last edited by
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    @canefan said in All Blacks 2025:

    Now I know how Wales must have felt when they went into decline after their golden era of the 1970s. We seem to be getting further and further from the peak as Razor's tenure goes on. At this rate we will likely suffer a QF exit in a couple years time, if indeed we make it out of the group...

    Of course fortunes can change in the space of a game. But we are a rabble right now

    George Ford hit the post with a pen from right in front, and subsequently missed a drop goal on the hooter to win the game for England.

    England "lost" that game. It was in their hands and we were spectators. We didnt "win" it.

    Razor is very lucky the ledger is as "good" as it is.

    Even in our wins we go life and death with everyone.

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  • canefanC Online
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    replied to Jet last edited by
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    @Jet said in All Blacks 2025:

    @canefan said in All Blacks 2025:

    Now I know how Wales must have felt when they went into decline after their golden era of the 1970s. We seem to be getting further and further from the peak as Razor's tenure goes on. At this rate we will likely suffer a QF exit in a couple years time, if indeed we make it out of the group...

    Of course fortunes can change in the space of a game. But we are a rabble right now

    George Ford hit the post with a pen from right in front, and subsequently missed a drop goal on the hooter to win the game for England.

    England "lost" that game. It was in their hands and we were spectators. We didnt "win" it.

    Razor is very lucky the ledger is as "good" as it is.

    Even in our wins we go life and death with everyone.

    We always give the opposition chances don't we? I'd like to see us throttle the life out of an opposition, just so I can believe we still have it in us

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    Victor Matfield made a comment this week about wanting savvyest players on field at end in a tight match.

    I totally agree.

    So who are our savvyest players? A few off the top of my head:

    Codie, [Scooter], Patty T, Jacobson, [RD], [Christie], [BB], [ALB].

    It’s not a pleasant thought.

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  • BonesB Offline
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    @pakman said in All Blacks 2025:

    Victor Matfield made a comment this week about wanting savvyest players on field at end in a tight match.

    I totally agree.

    So who are our savvyest players? A few off the top of my head:

    Codie, [Scooter], Patty T, Jacobson, [RD], [Christie], [BB], [ALB].

    It’s not a pleasant thought.

    Reading that list, I need the definition of savvyest described.

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    wrote last edited by
    #5218

    Players who’ve lots of experience and might be expected to make good decisions under pressure. The prevalence of square brackets tells you we are at a low ebb.

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  • ACT CrusaderA Do not disturb
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    replied to canefan last edited by
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    @canefan said in All Blacks 2025:

    Now I know how Wales must have felt when they went into decline after their golden era of the 1970s. We seem to be getting further and further from the peak as Razor's tenure goes on. At this rate we will likely suffer a QF exit in a couple years time, if indeed we make it out of the group...

    Of course fortunes can change in the space of a game. But we are a rabble right now

    So 2007 again…..

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  • ACT CrusaderA Do not disturb
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    replied to sparky last edited by
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    @sparky said in All Blacks 2025:

    @Bovidae It.'s a shame they are not all playing NPC this weekend.

    Yes, because that has always happened in previous years when there has been a break.

    That’s a pretty healthy number going back to play NPC.

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  • J Offline
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    Jet
    replied to pakman last edited by
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    @pakman said in All Blacks 2025:

    Victor Matfield made a comment this week about wanting savvyest players on field at end in a tight match.

    I totally agree.

    So who are our savvyest players? A few off the top of my head:

    Codie, [Scooter], Patty T, Jacobson, [RD], [Christie], [BB], [ALB].

    It’s not a pleasant thought.

    Tangential reply to your post.

    Using RD when referring to Ardie needs to be a bannable offence.

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  • J Offline
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    Jet
    replied to Bones last edited by
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    @Bones said in All Blacks 2025:

    @pakman said in All Blacks 2025:

    Victor Matfield made a comment this week about wanting savvyest players on field at end in a tight match.

    I totally agree.

    So who are our savvyest players? A few off the top of my head:

    Codie, [Scooter], Patty T, Jacobson, [RD], [Christie], [BB], [ALB].

    It’s not a pleasant thought.

    Reading that list, I need the definition of savvyest described.

    We could start by spelling it properly.

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  • canefanC Online
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    replied to ACT Crusader last edited by
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    @ACT-Crusader said in All Blacks 2025:

    @canefan said in All Blacks 2025:

    Now I know how Wales must have felt when they went into decline after their golden era of the 1970s. We seem to be getting further and further from the peak as Razor's tenure goes on. At this rate we will likely suffer a QF exit in a couple years time, if indeed we make it out of the group...

    Of course fortunes can change in the space of a game. But we are a rabble right now

    So 2007 again…..

    what happened in 2007? 😲

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  • BonesB Offline
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    replied to Jet last edited by
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    @Jet said in All Blacks 2025:

    @Bones said in All Blacks 2025:

    @pakman said in All Blacks 2025:

    Victor Matfield made a comment this week about wanting savvyest players on field at end in a tight match.

    I totally agree.

    So who are our savvyest players? A few off the top of my head:

    Codie, [Scooter], Patty T, Jacobson, [RD], [Christie], [BB], [ALB].

    It’s not a pleasant thought.

    Reading that list, I need the definition of savvyest described.

    We could start by spelling it properly.

    Ohhhh... silent e at the end?

    Savvyeste

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  • P Offline
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    replied to Jet last edited by
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    @Jet said in All Blacks 2025:

    @Bones said in All Blacks 2025:

    @pakman said in All Blacks 2025:

    Victor Matfield made a comment this week about wanting savvyest players on field at end in a tight match.

    I totally agree.

    So who are our savvyest players? A few off the top of my head:

    Codie, [Scooter], Patty T, Jacobson, [RD], [Christie], [BB], [ALB].

    It’s not a pleasant thought.

    Reading that list, I need the definition of savvyest described.

    We could start by spelling it properly.

    Savviest, of course: don’t know what I was thinking.

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  • Victor MeldrewV Offline
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    replied to ACT Crusader last edited by
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    @ACT-Crusader said in All Blacks 2025:

    So 2007 again…..

    Didn't happen and I wasn't at the Millennium Stadium on 6th October 2007

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