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  • BovidaeB Offline
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    Bovidae
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    #34

    Those damn facts.

    Unavailable due to injury:
    Manaia Nuku (knee), Le’Oxeayn Maiu’u (knee).
    Michael Manson (Calf), Ngarohi McGarvey-Black (Shoulder), Roderick Solo (Knee) & Joey Taumateine (Shoulder).

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    Keen to see how Kele Lasaqa goes and Jaymie Kolose with the girls

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  • BovidaeB Offline
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    I assume Morgan has been selected as a forward.

    The AB7s have a tough pool with Aust, Spain and GB. The reduction in the number of teams to 8 means there are no easy pool games.

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    I expect Braxton Sorensen McGee will be fun to watch in 7s with her Cullenesque balance and killer step

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    Can someone let me know what the hell happened to Roderick Solo? One of the most electrifying young sevens players 3 or so years ago, he hasn't been cited since his injury back then. Anyone know where he ended up?

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  • BovidaeB Offline
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    @Canes4life See my previous post. A knee injury, which must be more serious than expected.

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    @Bovidae said in NZ Sevens 2025-26:

    @Canes4life See my previous post. A knee injury, which must be more serious than expected.

    Must be very bad if it's resulted in him missing more than 2 years of rugby.

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  • S Do not disturb
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    Steven Harris
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    After watching a bit of sevens 7s over the last few weeks i cant help feel some of our midfielders and outside backs would benefit playing a bit of 7s and i’m not really talking about the fitness but just learning how to utilise the space around them but the little nuances in and around drawing pass and commiting to kick off recieves and kick offs
    I saw some great examples of knowing when to carry and getting to your feet quickly once tackled , not giving the jackler time on the ball and buying time for support ,but also holding the defence long enough to hit a player off a short ball or throwing a ball outside a drifting defender

    Argentina are classic example of a team that look to doninate the air ,carry and clean so effectively that they have the ability to hold on to the ball for long periods eventually wearing defences down
    But really impresses me is the accuracy of their passing
    I know people will say these are two completely different games but for me if we were to play a high tempo game we need to be hit more accurate in and around many of these facets

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    @Steven-Harris HOBM's march from senior 1 battlers to premier champs was built off the back of our successful 7s programme. The biggest things it instilled aren't listed above - communication, trust and dedication (not just in the typical sense but in things like over the top repetition of skills, moves, etc).

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  • KiwiMurphK Offline
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    TMO checks after the conversion in 7s

    Crazy stuff

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  • BovidaeB Offline
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    An unconvincing win for the BF7s first up. The ref and TMO seemed to take pity on the French for that last try. The French women firstly played the ball while on the ground, and then it looked like a knock on from a low pass.

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  • S Do not disturb
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    #46

    @KiwiMurph Was thinking the same thing ,TMOs have gone rogue basically now an onfield official
    Take the win only concern is the pace in the team , new young french girl looked rapid

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    NZ men start with a 21-14 win over GB despite a yellow card ..some odd calls from the South Afican official

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  • BovidaeB Offline
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    Apart from being strong at the breakdown I don't think the AB7s team looks any better than last season. Still lacking some speed out wide if Cama starts the same players.

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    Looks like it isn’t just Australian rugby players who are out of their depth internationally. Black ferns robbed.

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  • KiwiMurphK Offline
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    Worrying signs for BF 7s. They look pretty average.

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  • BonesB Offline
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    About the most moronic decision you'll see to take a scrum in your own 22 with 20 seconds left. Fucking hell

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    @Bones said in NZ Sevens 2025-26:

    About the most moronic decision you'll see to take a scrum in your own 22 with 20 seconds left. Fucking hell

    Exactly this. So dumb

    Match winning tackle by Lasaqa.

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    @KiwiMurph said in NZ Sevens 2025-26:

    @Bones said in NZ Sevens 2025-26:

    About the most moronic decision you'll see to take a scrum in your own 22 with 20 seconds left. Fucking hell

    Exactly this. So dumb

    Match winning tackle by Lasaqa.

    You could take the tap and run around for twenty seconds almost without being touched, or even less risk to kick for touch and time is up by the time you're throwing in. What a ridiculous decision.

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