All Blacks vs Springboks II
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Jordie is playing strong and creating space for us.
Brilliant hands across the board.
@ACT-Crusader said in All Blacks vs Springboks II:
Jordie is playing strong and creating space for us.
Brilliant hands across the board.
Making up for his brother
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Our backline looks so much better tonight. Amazing what happens when you don’t kick the ball away.
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Carter looks electric so far
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Lovely try
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Credit to Vai’i there too in that try. Selfless.
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That’s the ABs we know. Amazing try.
@Canes4life said in All Blacks vs Springboks II:
That’s the ABs we know. Amazing try.
Because we are finding the extra half yards. Weak shoulders etc.
It looks like we are playing blistering rugby, but it’s like likes of Parker and Carter not dying with the ball, cutting back in, keeping their cover D and fatties back pedalling.
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@Canes4life said in All Blacks vs Springboks II:
That’s the ABs we know. Amazing try.
Because we are finding the extra half yards. Weak shoulders etc.
It looks like we are playing blistering rugby, but it’s like likes of Parker and Carter not dying with the ball, cutting back in, keeping their cover D and fatties back pedalling.
@Jet said in All Blacks vs Springboks II:
@Canes4life said in All Blacks vs Springboks II:
That’s the ABs we know. Amazing try.
Because we are finding the extra half yards. Weak shoulders etc.
It looks like we are playing blistering rugby, but it’s like likes of Parker and Carter not dying with the ball, cutting back in, keeping their cover D and fatties back pedalling.
Physicality up front
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Wow..don't kick the ball away..and turns out you can still use the ball and beat the man, even with today's modern defense.
Only took 6 years to figure it out.
@kpkanz said in All Blacks vs Springboks II:
Wow..don't kick the ball away..and turns out you can still use the ball and beat the man, even with today's modern defense.
Only took 6 years to figure it out.
And every back doesn’t need to touch the ball before it gets to the wing.
The miss pass has been rediscovered.
