Exodus
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Auckland tighthead prop Marco Fepulea’i has signed with the Glendale Raptors for the 2019 American Major League Rugby season.
Season ends in time for Mitre 10 Cup.
http://www.americasrugbynews.com/2019/01/10/glendale-sign-auckland-prop-marco-fepuleai/
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Dane Coles has signed for..............
THE HURRICANES and NZR
@sparky said in Exodus 2019:
Dane Coles has signed for..............
THE HURRICANES and NZR
An indicator to potential 'promises' of captaincy?
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@sparky said in Exodus 2019:
Dane Coles has signed for..............
THE HURRICANES and NZR
An indicator to potential 'promises' of captaincy?
@Crucial said in Exodus 2019:
@sparky said in Exodus 2019:
Dane Coles has signed for..............
THE HURRICANES and NZR
An indicator to potential 'promises' of captaincy?
I think the days of a front row captain are over given the 8 man bench.
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@Crucial said in Exodus 2019:
@sparky said in Exodus 2019:
Dane Coles has signed for..............
THE HURRICANES and NZR
An indicator to potential 'promises' of captaincy?
I think the days of a front row captain are over given the 8 man bench.
@TeWaio said in Exodus 2019:
@Crucial said in Exodus 2019:
@sparky said in Exodus 2019:
Dane Coles has signed for..............
THE HURRICANES and NZR
An indicator to potential 'promises' of captaincy?
I think the days of a front row captain are over given the 8 man bench.
As much as I don't agree with the approach Oz and England took with Moore and Hartley it is hardly a non starter. Captaincies are being shared more and more as leadership is spread through the team. Co-captains are becoming almost more the norm than a single one.
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@TeWaio said in Exodus 2019:
@Crucial said in Exodus 2019:
@sparky said in Exodus 2019:
Dane Coles has signed for..............
THE HURRICANES and NZR
An indicator to potential 'promises' of captaincy?
I think the days of a front row captain are over given the 8 man bench.
As much as I don't agree with the approach Oz and England took with Moore and Hartley it is hardly a non starter. Captaincies are being shared more and more as leadership is spread through the team. Co-captains are becoming almost more the norm than a single one.
@Crucial The only time I've ever seen Co-Captain, co=leaders etc working is for the Chiefs when they had Craig Clarke (on field) and Messam (club). And for the most part, that only worked as I think they had a clear pecking order.
At no other point, work, sport anything, have I ever seen two-heads work.
It's a woeful idea IMO.
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@Crucial The only time I've ever seen Co-Captain, co=leaders etc working is for the Chiefs when they had Craig Clarke (on field) and Messam (club). And for the most part, that only worked as I think they had a clear pecking order.
At no other point, work, sport anything, have I ever seen two-heads work.
It's a woeful idea IMO.
@MajorRage said in Exodus 2019:
@Crucial The only time I've ever seen Co-Captain, co=leaders etc working is for the Chiefs when they had Craig Clarke (on field) and Messam (club). And for the most part, that only worked as I think they had a clear pecking order.
At no other point, work, sport anything, have I ever seen two-heads work.
It's a woeful idea IMO.
Done properly (and the Chiefs have done with a few combos) there is a clear pecking order but the second wheel is better placed with the ref to continue if/when the first wheel leaves the field. They already have status with the ref and have interacted with him during the game.
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@Crucial The only time I've ever seen Co-Captain, co=leaders etc working is for the Chiefs when they had Craig Clarke (on field) and Messam (club). And for the most part, that only worked as I think they had a clear pecking order.
At no other point, work, sport anything, have I ever seen two-heads work.
It's a woeful idea IMO.
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@Tim From memory I think they had captain, and co-captain. Which establishes the pecking order
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Players are going to the strangest places. Bas Visinia is now playing in Hong Kong for Hong Kong FC Rugby in their domestic Premiership competition. Former Magpie Tom Stanley is playing for the same club. Visinia made his debut last weekend and scored two tries.
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Players are going to the strangest places. Bas Visinia is now playing in Hong Kong for Hong Kong FC Rugby in their domestic Premiership competition. Former Magpie Tom Stanley is playing for the same club. Visinia made his debut last weekend and scored two tries.
@Stargazer said in Exodus 2019:
Players are going to the strangest places. Bas Visinia is now playing in Hong Kong for Hong Kong FC Rugby in their domestic Premiership competition. Former Magpie Tom Stanley is playing for the same club. Visinia made his debut last weekend and scored two tries.
Tom Stanley didn't go there for rugby. He now works for a US bank who shipped him out there.
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@Stargazer said in Exodus 2019:
Players are going to the strangest places. Bas Visinia is now playing in Hong Kong for Hong Kong FC Rugby in their domestic Premiership competition. Former Magpie Tom Stanley is playing for the same club. Visinia made his debut last weekend and scored two tries.
Tom Stanley didn't go there for rugby. He now works for a US bank who shipped him out there.
@MajorRage He plays for them, nevertheless.
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@Crucial The only time I've ever seen Co-Captain, co=leaders etc working is for the Chiefs when they had Craig Clarke (on field) and Messam (club). And for the most part, that only worked as I think they had a clear pecking order.
At no other point, work, sport anything, have I ever seen two-heads work.
It's a woeful idea IMO.
@MajorRage said in Exodus 2019:
At no other point, work, sport anything, have I ever seen two-heads work.
Yeah it is almost always a recipie for disaster. Massively clutching at straws, but because I have a passing interest in it only two NHL teams have won the Stanley Cup without a captain, both were early 70's Boston Bruin teams (and while there wasn't an official captain having one of the top 5 players of all time essentially gives you a de facto captain). Currently 6/31 teams don't have one - which is about the norm historically, generally if there is a vacuum they will leave it vacant until an obvious choice surfaces.
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Waratahs Nick Phipps and Curtis Rona will both leave for the northern hemisphere come the end of the 2019 Super Rugby season.
The pair have both signed two year deals with English club London-Irish.
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Waratahs Nick Phipps and Curtis Rona will both leave for the northern hemisphere come the end of the 2019 Super Rugby season.
The pair have both signed two year deals with English club London-Irish.
@Daffy-Jaffy said in Exodus 2019:
Waratahs Nick Phipps and Curtis Rona will both leave for the northern hemisphere come the end of the 2019 Super Rugby season.
The pair have both signed two year deals with English club London-Irish.
Surely post RWC? (Assuming selection)
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@Daffy-Jaffy said in Exodus 2019:
Waratahs Nick Phipps and Curtis Rona will both leave for the northern hemisphere come the end of the 2019 Super Rugby season.
The pair have both signed two year deals with English club London-Irish.
Surely post RWC? (Assuming selection)
@booboo The web article it was pasted from did not clarify that but I would guess so.
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Geez, I really hope this rumour isn't true. If we lose both Retallick and Whitelock, we're doomed.
Rugby World Cup 2019: Brodie Retallick reportedly eyes $1.9m Sale contract
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Owen Franks reportedly going to Northampton.
We're going to be hurt after this RWC - quite badly if we lose people like Retallick.
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Owen Franks reportedly going to Northampton.
We're going to be hurt after this RWC - quite badly if we lose people like Retallick.
@Chris-B
Did you read the article? It suggests Retallick is likely to only go for one or two years.
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@Chris-B
Did you read the article? It suggests Retallick is likely to only go for one or two years.
@Chester-Draws said in Exodus 2019:
@Chris-B
Did you read the article? It suggests Retallick is likely to only go for one or two years.
he'll come back heavy, worn out, and a bit shit.
