Bledisloe II
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I’d suggest carrying the weight of the world around us probably more responsible for his aches and pains
https://i.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/106582382/wallabies-must-protect-pocock-more-coach
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I’d suggest carrying the weight of the world around us probably more responsible for his aches and pains
https://i.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/106582382/wallabies-must-protect-pocock-more-coach
"He's there (over the ball) nearly all the time, so he becomes a target and they do whatever they can to get rid of him."
He's sore because he bends over the ball and gets cleaned out. Didn't see neck rolls, but yeah the impacts from the clean outs were around his neck and shoulders. Maybe that's on the edge but they're not "targeting" Bono specifically.
Sooking and excuses. Par for the course from Krusty.
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Poor Aussies. It must suck when you've had 6 more Prime Ministers than Bledisloe Cups in the past 15 years.
@mokey said in Bledisloe II:
Poor Aussies. It must suck when you've had 6 more Prime Ministers than Bledisloe Cups in the past 15 years.
Meme please
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I’d suggest carrying the weight of the world around us probably more responsible for his aches and pains
https://i.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/106582382/wallabies-must-protect-pocock-more-coach
@jegga lucky we never had a player they specifically targeted, with more deliberately dirty tactics!
TBH, that was one of the niggliest games I have seen from Pocock
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Ardie looked better tonight, although got bumped off by Tui.
Pocock engaging in a bit of off the ball niggle, he must be getting slower
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"He's there (over the ball) nearly all the time, so he becomes a target and they do whatever they can to get rid of him."
He's sore because he bends over the ball and gets cleaned out. Didn't see neck rolls, but yeah the impacts from the clean outs were around his neck and shoulders. Maybe that's on the edge but they're not "targeting" Bono specifically.
Sooking and excuses. Par for the course from Krusty.
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@taniwharugby Tui bumped off quite a few, not just Ardie and I am not a Savea apologist.
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@booboo in one ruck Owen got away with holding him around the neck as Squire was providing the grunt to shift Pocock. Barnes was right there and I was sure he was going to blow it up. But then he obviously saw it was Pocock and let it go
@paekakboyz said in Bledisloe II:
@booboo in one ruck Owen got away with holding him around the neck as Squire was providing the grunt to shift Pocock. Barnes was right there and I was sure he was going to blow it up. But then he obviously saw it was Pocock and let it go
I saw that too , it didn’t look good at all .I’m sure that’s being broken down frame by frame over at g and g . “ Loik at the derty keewee bastard trying to rip of saint Bonococks halo” etc etc .
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@jegga yeah the only thing that saved him was that big push by Squire. I don't think Owen was applying much force, and Pocock's whole body went in one go, rather than clearly being dragged by the head. Still not good though, anytime you are holding on to the neck you are just asking for a penalty... or worse!
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@broughie oh I know, Tui looked good when he came on, a real menace with the ball, bar that, was one of Ardie's better games in some time.
@taniwharugby said in Bledisloe II:
@broughie oh I know, Tui looked good when he came on, a real menace with the ball, bar that, was one of Ardie's better games in some time.
Didn't he start?
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@jegga yeah the only thing that saved him was that big push by Squire. I don't think Owen was applying much force, and Pocock's whole body went in one go, rather than clearly being dragged by the head. Still not good though, anytime you are holding on to the neck you are just asking for a penalty... or worse!
@paekakboyz were you playing for Kapiti college when Nick Belton got carted off in the Westpac rescue chopper after doing in his neck? If you thought would stop him from playing hall rugby at his flat in Aro valley and almost repeating that you’d be wrong .
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I don't really see the big problem. The specialist 12 starts at 12 whilst the very effective bench player who covers 12-13 is on the bench covering 12 and 13?
In modern rugby the bench is very important and ALB made a very strong case last weekend that he is perfectly suited to the 23 shirt for the big AB games moving forward.
With SBW due back next game the pressure is on Laumape to perform. And if he does, the pressure will be on SBW.
@kiwimurph said in Bledisloe II:
I don't really see the big problem. The specialist 12 starts at 12 whilst the very effective bench player who covers 12-13 is on the bench covering 12 and 13?
In modern rugby the bench is very important and ALB made a very strong case last weekend that he is perfectly suited to the 23 shirt for the big AB games moving forward.
With SBW due back next game the pressure is on Laumape to perform. And if he does, the pressure will be on SBW.
Laumape went ok on the weekend, but ALB was outstanding for 68 minutes at 12 the previous week. Coming on for 68 minutes and playing well hardly screams "put me on the fucking bench", does it?
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@taniwharugby said in Bledisloe II:
@broughie oh I know, Tui looked good when he came on, a real menace with the ball, bar that, was one of Ardie's better games in some time.
Didn't he start?
@booboo said in Bledisloe II:
@taniwharugby said in Bledisloe II:
@broughie oh I know, Tui looked good when he came on, a real menace with the ball, bar that, was one of Ardie's better games in some time.
Didn't he start?
He did, but only put in some big runs at the end. Turned to the aussies in front and asked where the fuck that had been for the previous 78 minutes
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I’d suggest carrying the weight of the world around us probably more responsible for his aches and pains
https://i.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/106582382/wallabies-must-protect-pocock-more-coach
@jegga said in Bledisloe II:
I’d suggest carrying the weight of the world around us probably more responsible for his aches and pains
https://i.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/106582382/wallabies-must-protect-pocock-more-coach
This happens to pretty much every player reaching in to steal the ball. It happens to Pocock all the time because that's all he farking does. It's quite indicative of the type of player he is that he stands out every time we pump them. In other words when getting hammered he's good at getting his team a little less hammered. Awesome, he made 5 turnovers in a 40 point loss! God forbid he actually make an effective hit up and do something with the ball. Or win a line out.
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@taniwharugby said in Bledisloe II:
@broughie oh I know, Tui looked good when he came on, a real menace with the ball, bar that, was one of Ardie's better games in some time.
Didn't he start?
@booboo said in Bledisloe II:
@taniwharugby said in Bledisloe II:
@broughie oh I know, Tui looked good when he came on, a real menace with the ball, bar that, was one of Ardie's better games in some time.
Didn't he start?
well clearly, 60 minutes after he came on, he started playing well
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@paekakboyz were you playing for Kapiti college when Nick Belton got carted off in the Westpac rescue chopper after doing in his neck? If you thought would stop him from playing hall rugby at his flat in Aro valley and almost repeating that you’d be wrong .
@jegga I was playing (must have been 15 or so) at Ti Atiawa park when a game on another field (younger kids from memory) was stopped and the copter came in. We had to move fields and I don't know if I ever found out who the kid was. We'd heard it happened in a ruck and the kid got pinned and twisted or something, we thought it was a back injury I think.
Far out, that was well back in the day!
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@jegga said in Bledisloe II:
I’d suggest carrying the weight of the world around us probably more responsible for his aches and pains
https://i.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/106582382/wallabies-must-protect-pocock-more-coach
This happens to pretty much every player reaching in to steal the ball. It happens to Pocock all the time because that's all he farking does. It's quite indicative of the type of player he is that he stands out every time we pump them. In other words when getting hammered he's good at getting his team a little less hammered. Awesome, he made 5 turnovers in a 40 point loss! God forbid he actually make an effective hit up and do something with the ball. Or win a line out.
@rancid-schnitzel said in Bledisloe II:
@jegga said in Bledisloe II:
I’d suggest carrying the weight of the world around us probably more responsible for his aches and pains
https://i.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/106582382/wallabies-must-protect-pocock-more-coach
This happens to pretty much every player reaching in to steal the ball. It happens to Pocock all the time because that's all he farking does. It's quite indicative of the type of player he is that he stands out every time we pump them. In other words when getting hammered he's good at getting his team a little less hammered. Awesome, he made 5 turnovers in a 40 point loss! God forbid he actually make an effective hit up and do something with the ball. Or win a line out.
Where did you see his stats? I saw he’d made a pitiful amount of ground at one stage then he made a run a few minutes later but it was all sideways.
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@rancid-schnitzel said in Bledisloe II:
@jegga said in Bledisloe II:
I’d suggest carrying the weight of the world around us probably more responsible for his aches and pains
https://i.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/106582382/wallabies-must-protect-pocock-more-coach
This happens to pretty much every player reaching in to steal the ball. It happens to Pocock all the time because that's all he farking does. It's quite indicative of the type of player he is that he stands out every time we pump them. In other words when getting hammered he's good at getting his team a little less hammered. Awesome, he made 5 turnovers in a 40 point loss! God forbid he actually make an effective hit up and do something with the ball. Or win a line out.
Where did you see his stats? I saw he’d made a pitiful amount of ground at one stage then he made a run a few minutes later but it was all sideways.
@jegga said in Bledisloe II:
@rancid-schnitzel said in Bledisloe II:
@jegga said in Bledisloe II:
I’d suggest carrying the weight of the world around us probably more responsible for his aches and pains
https://i.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/106582382/wallabies-must-protect-pocock-more-coach
This happens to pretty much every player reaching in to steal the ball. It happens to Pocock all the time because that's all he farking does. It's quite indicative of the type of player he is that he stands out every time we pump them. In other words when getting hammered he's good at getting his team a little less hammered. Awesome, he made 5 turnovers in a 40 point loss! God forbid he actually make an effective hit up and do something with the ball. Or win a line out.
Where did you see his stats? I saw he’d made a pitiful amount of ground at one stage then he made a run a few minutes later but it was all sideways.
He made a decent run early in Bled1 which was probably more metres than he'll run for the entire RC.
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@rancid-schnitzel said in Bledisloe II:
@jegga said in Bledisloe II:
I’d suggest carrying the weight of the world around us probably more responsible for his aches and pains
https://i.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/106582382/wallabies-must-protect-pocock-more-coach
This happens to pretty much every player reaching in to steal the ball. It happens to Pocock all the time because that's all he farking does. It's quite indicative of the type of player he is that he stands out every time we pump them. In other words when getting hammered he's good at getting his team a little less hammered. Awesome, he made 5 turnovers in a 40 point loss! God forbid he actually make an effective hit up and do something with the ball. Or win a line out.
Where did you see his stats? I saw he’d made a pitiful amount of ground at one stage then he made a run a few minutes later but it was all sideways.
@jegga said in Bledisloe II:
@rancid-schnitzel said in Bledisloe II:
@jegga said in Bledisloe II:
I’d suggest carrying the weight of the world around us probably more responsible for his aches and pains
https://i.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/106582382/wallabies-must-protect-pocock-more-coach
This happens to pretty much every player reaching in to steal the ball. It happens to Pocock all the time because that's all he farking does. It's quite indicative of the type of player he is that he stands out every time we pump them. In other words when getting hammered he's good at getting his team a little less hammered. Awesome, he made 5 turnovers in a 40 point loss! God forbid he actually make an effective hit up and do something with the ball. Or win a line out.
Where did you see his stats? I saw he’d made a pitiful amount of ground at one stage then he made a run a few minutes later but it was all sideways.
Yeah recall seeing late in the game that he had made 4 runs for a grand total of 5 meters. I make it further when I roll out of bed in the weekend.
Turnovers were only 2 as well -
@jegga said in Bledisloe II:
@rancid-schnitzel said in Bledisloe II:
@jegga said in Bledisloe II:
I’d suggest carrying the weight of the world around us probably more responsible for his aches and pains
https://i.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/106582382/wallabies-must-protect-pocock-more-coach
This happens to pretty much every player reaching in to steal the ball. It happens to Pocock all the time because that's all he farking does. It's quite indicative of the type of player he is that he stands out every time we pump them. In other words when getting hammered he's good at getting his team a little less hammered. Awesome, he made 5 turnovers in a 40 point loss! God forbid he actually make an effective hit up and do something with the ball. Or win a line out.
Where did you see his stats? I saw he’d made a pitiful amount of ground at one stage then he made a run a few minutes later but it was all sideways.
Yeah recall seeing late in the game that he had made 4 runs for a grand total of 5 meters. I make it further when I roll out of bed in the weekend.
Turnovers were only 2 as well@virgil said in Bledisloe II:
@jegga said in Bledisloe II:
@rancid-schnitzel said in Bledisloe II:
@jegga said in Bledisloe II:
I’d suggest carrying the weight of the world around us probably more responsible for his aches and pains
https://i.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/106582382/wallabies-must-protect-pocock-more-coach
This happens to pretty much every player reaching in to steal the ball. It happens to Pocock all the time because that's all he farking does. It's quite indicative of the type of player he is that he stands out every time we pump them. In other words when getting hammered he's good at getting his team a little less hammered. Awesome, he made 5 turnovers in a 40 point loss! God forbid he actually make an effective hit up and do something with the ball. Or win a line out.
Where did you see his stats? I saw he’d made a pitiful amount of ground at one stage then he made a run a few minutes later but it was all sideways.
Yeah recall seeing late in the game that he had made 4 runs for a grand total of 5 meters. I make it further when I roll out of bed in the weekend.
Turnovers were only 2 as wellBest player in the world! He's ineffective at every aspect of the game other than turnovers and he doesn't get enough of those in a manner that his team can really benefit from. How many of his turnovers immediately lead to a counter attack?
He's just as dirty and niggly as other players, and whinges to the ref. On more than one occasion I've seen Hooper tell him to shut up.
Whenever I meet someone who proclaims him to be the best player in the world, or would walk into the All Blacks, I immediately recognise the person I'm talking to knows nothing about rugby.
