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  • TimT Away
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    replied to Steven Harris last edited by Tim
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    @Steven-Harris said in NH Club Rugby:

    @sparky how did Reiko go .?

    Saw this in Irish Independent:

    Making his first start after last weekend’s soft launch against a second-string Harlequins side at home, Rieko Ioane got a proper introduction to European rugby, and the All Black rolled up his sleeves and got stuck into the trenches, where James Ryan was immense. It was that kind of night.

    https://www.independent.ie/sport/rugby/leinster-rugby/bench-press-helps-leinster-overturn-half-time-deficit-and-pass-tough-welford-road-test/a1169182234.html

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    @sparky said in NH Club Rugby:

    Good win for Leinster away to Leicester tonight.

    A game of two halves (TM).

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    @Steven-Harris Reiko did his shift for Leinster. Nothing massively flash, but made all his tackles and put in some carries in a forward-dominated game on a cold December night in Leicester.

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    Reiko is a myth.

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    Wow! What a result for Glasgow!

    They came from 0-21 down to stun the mighty Toulouse. A comeback for the ages.

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    @sparky Great to hear, I’m hoping his time up North gives him the opportunity to resurrect his All Black career next season , I knows he’s not everyone’s cup of tea but for me he’s too good athlete to be overlooked especially given lack of midfield stocks in NZ Rugby

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    @Steven-Harris said in NH Club Rugby:

    @sparky Great to hear, I’m hoping his time up North gives him the opportunity to resurrect his All Black career next season , I knows he’s not everyone’s cup of tea but for me he’s too good athlete to the overlooked especially given lack of midfield stocks in NZ Rugby

    I think with Barrett, Tupaea, LF and Proctor there, Ennor more than likely back in the mix and Higgins being mentioned Ioane will struggle quite a bit to get back in at his age. He's already on the outer and not getting any younger.

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    @MN5

    Age? He's 28. The players you listed are 28, 26, 26, 26 & 28

    28 is young by AB midfield standards

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    @Duluth said in NH Club Rugby:

    @MN5

    Age? He's 28. The players you listed are 28, 26, 26, 26 & 28

    28 is young by AB midfield standards

    I was thinking along the lines of outside backs who traditionally are done and dusted before the age of 28.

    Even so, it will be tough for him to get back in under the current regime.

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    Tom Jordan is excellent at 1st Five for Bristol. How could his talent be ignored by NZ provincial teams ?

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    @cgrant he went to an 'unfashionable school'? and seems he left fairly early on in his career.

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    Jordan left for Scotland in his early 20s. When he played for Hamilton Old Boys, Sevu Reece was a club teammate, which highlights how long ago that was.

    I'm not sure if he made any Auckland or Blues age-group rep teams. BTW, Cam Christie also went to Orewa College, so that shouldn't have been a disadvantage if he was good enough.

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    @Bovidae said in NH Club Rugby:

    Jordan left for Scotland in his early 20s. When he played for Hamilton Old Boys, Sevu Reece was a club teammate, which highlights how long ago that was.

    I'm not sure if he made any Auckland or Blues age-group rep teams. BTW, Cam Christie also went to Orewa College, so that shouldn't have been a disadvantage if he was good enough.

    Yeah, sometimes, especially when guys leave young, they're just overlooked for not being good enough at the time. A year later he might have got his break.

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    @Nepia or it is just a different style or coach that gets the best out of them.

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    Bulls lose by about 50 to Northampton Saints. Jeeze. Ackerman making Jake White look good. Sucks.

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    The Stormers are still unbeaten heading into the Saffer derbies. Dobson investing in local talent start paying dividends. And it look good if you look in what's waiting to come through the pipeline.

    https://rugby365.com/tournaments/european-cup/dobsons-smart-management-puts-stormers-in-pole/

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    Imagine my rage if we had two Jordans in the ABs.

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    @Bones the Stormers have SMZ, Willemse and Gelant. Had Libbok aswell. To many cooks spoiled whatever. SMZ is good enough.

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    @OomPB said in NH Club Rugby:

    @Bones the Stormers have SMZ, Willemse and Gelant. Had Libbok aswell. To many cooks spoiled whatever. SMZ is good enough.

    Yeah.

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    French annual salaries in the Top 14 by position :

    LHP : 245 000 euros
    Hooker : 247 000 euros
    THP : 260 000 euros
    Lock 4 : 290 000 euros
    Lock 5 : 302 000 euros
    LF : 242 000 euros
    Nr. 8 : 296 000 euros
    Halfback : 261 000 euros
    1st Five : 343 000 euros
    Centres : 274 000 euros
    Wings : 223 000 euros
    Fullback : 251 000 euros

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