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RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2)

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  • Y Yeahtheboys

    @Bones Carbery > sbw + JB but apart from that.... (but he’s a kiwi anyway)

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    @Yeahtheboys said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

    @Bones Carbery > sbw + JB but apart from that.... (but he’s a kiwi anyway)

    Say what? What is that based on? He hasn't exactly set the world on fire this year.

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    • BonesB Bones

      @Yeahtheboys said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

      @Bones Carbery > sbw + JB but apart from that.... (but he’s a kiwi anyway)

      Say what? What is that based on? He hasn't exactly set the world on fire this year.

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      @Bones cuz he’s the fucken man

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      • Y Yeahtheboys

        @Bones cuz he’s the fucken man

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        @Yeahtheboys I’ll hand it to you. That is quality analysis.

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        • Y Yeahtheboys

          @Bones cuz he’s the fucken man

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          @Yeahtheboys said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

          @Bones cuz he’s the fucken man

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          • The IrishmanT The Irishman

            Ya know wha lads? I think we're going to beat you fuckers! Especially since some of you called us part of the UK!

            Bring it on!!

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            @The-Irishman said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

            Ya know wha lads? I think we're going to beat you fuckers! Especially since some of you called us part of the UK!

            Bring it on!!

            Hang on , I thought it was decided Ireland is part of the UK?

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            • ACT CrusaderA ACT Crusader

              @No-Quarter said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

              Happy with it overall but I really would rather Pat T coming off the bench. He's come of age this year and I think we are missing a trick not using him in the final 20.

              It’s only Ireland...

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              @ACT-Crusader said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

              @No-Quarter said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

              Happy with it overall but I really would rather Pat T coming off the bench. He's come of age this year and I think we are missing a trick not using him in the final 20.

              It’s only Ireland...

              You're gonna have to ban yourself if we lose.

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              • No QuarterN No Quarter

                @ACT-Crusader said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                @No-Quarter said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                Happy with it overall but I really would rather Pat T coming off the bench. He's come of age this year and I think we are missing a trick not using him in the final 20.

                It’s only Ireland...

                You're gonna have to ban yourself if we lose.

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                @No-Quarter said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                @ACT-Crusader said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                @No-Quarter said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                Happy with it overall but I really would rather Pat T coming off the bench. He's come of age this year and I think we are missing a trick not using him in the final 20.

                It’s only Ireland...

                You're gonna have to ban yourself if we lose.

                Bring on the ban Ireland

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                • Chester DrawsC Chester Draws

                  @junior Beauden is not playing out of position. He started at fullback for the ABs, and he's often fallen back there when replaced. Lots of people have maintained for a very long time that it's his best position.

                  Meanwhile the "inexperienced" midfield has nothing -- nothing -- compared to the first-fives at the last but one world cup. ALB is a veteran compared to Aaron Cruden.

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                  @Chester-Draws said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                  @junior Beauden is not playing out of position. He started at fullback for the ABs, and he's often fallen back there when replaced. Lots of people have maintained for a very long time that it's his best position.

                  Meanwhile the "inexperienced" midfield has nothing -- nothing -- compared to the first-fives at the last but one world cup. ALB is a veteran compared to Aaron Cruden.

                  I didn't realise Cruden played in 2007...?

                  In any event, it's the combination that is relatively untested. McAlister made his AB debut in 2005 and Mils in 2003 - we therefore had "plenty" of experience in our midfield in 2007 by your definition.

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                  • MajorPomM MajorPom

                    I'm pretty happy with this team. I would probably have SBW and ALB in the midfield, as I think they are both in good form and offer what it takes to get through that Irish defence, which is arguably best on planet (game vs england this year aside).

                    I really think Retallick needed the Irish game tho, so I wouldn't say I'm comfortable with that one.

                    Having said that ... if they Irish beat us, then they deserve it and as in head to head match ups of late, they are the better team. You can't be bitter about being beaten by a better team.

                    EDIT - Just to add a bit more context. Despite us getting destroyed on the scoreboard vs Aussie this year, I'd still put the Irish victory over us last year as the bigger of the drubbings. We had nothing in that game and they got over our line 3 times.

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                    @MajorRage said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                    I'm pretty happy with this team. I would probably have SBW and ALB in the midfield, as I think they are both in good form and offer what it takes to get through that Irish defence, which is arguably best on planet (game vs england this year aside).

                    I really think Retallick needed the Irish game tho, so I wouldn't say I'm comfortable with that one.

                    Having said that ... if they Irish beat us, then they deserve it and as in head to head match ups of late, they are the better team. You can't be bitter about being beaten by a better team.

                    EDIT - Just to add a bit more context. Despite us getting destroyed on the scoreboard vs Aussie this year, I'd still put the Irish victory over us last year as the bigger of the drubbings. We had nothing in that game and they got over our line 3 times.

                    Agreed with this - despite the eventual scoreline, there were stages in that Aussie match where it looked like we might actually win it (indeed, even after the red, we had a little comeback where it looked like we might be able to pinch it). Also, we played very shit and had one of our players sent off.

                    Against Ireland last November, we threw absolutely everything at them and that had an answer every time. Also, they made us look Tier 2 at times in the scrum and with their well-worked move for the try. It's honestly the best victory against an AB team since we got beaten by the Boks in 2009, in my view.

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                      @MajorRage said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                      I'm pretty happy with this team. I would probably have SBW and ALB in the midfield, as I think they are both in good form and offer what it takes to get through that Irish defence, which is arguably best on planet (game vs england this year aside).

                      I really think Retallick needed the Irish game tho, so I wouldn't say I'm comfortable with that one.

                      Having said that ... if they Irish beat us, then they deserve it and as in head to head match ups of late, they are the better team. You can't be bitter about being beaten by a better team.

                      EDIT - Just to add a bit more context. Despite us getting destroyed on the scoreboard vs Aussie this year, I'd still put the Irish victory over us last year as the bigger of the drubbings. We had nothing in that game and they got over our line 3 times.

                      Agreed with this - despite the eventual scoreline, there were stages in that Aussie match where it looked like we might actually win it (indeed, even after the red, we had a little comeback where it looked like we might be able to pinch it). Also, we played very shit and had one of our players sent off.

                      Against Ireland last November, we threw absolutely everything at them and that had an answer every time. Also, they made us look Tier 2 at times in the scrum and with their well-worked move for the try. It's honestly the best victory against an AB team since we got beaten by the Boks in 2009, in my view.

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                      @junior said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                      @MajorRage said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                      I'm pretty happy with this team. I would probably have SBW and ALB in the midfield, as I think they are both in good form and offer what it takes to get through that Irish defence, which is arguably best on planet (game vs england this year aside).

                      I really think Retallick needed the Irish game tho, so I wouldn't say I'm comfortable with that one.

                      Having said that ... if they Irish beat us, then they deserve it and as in head to head match ups of late, they are the better team. You can't be bitter about being beaten by a better team.

                      EDIT - Just to add a bit more context. Despite us getting destroyed on the scoreboard vs Aussie this year, I'd still put the Irish victory over us last year as the bigger of the drubbings. We had nothing in that game and they got over our line 3 times.

                      Agreed with this - despite the eventual scoreline, there were stages in that Aussie match where it looked like we might actually win it (indeed, even after the red, we had a little comeback where it looked like we might be able to pinch it). Also, we played very shit and had one of our players sent off.

                      Against Ireland last November, we threw absolutely everything at them and that had an answer every time. Also, they made us look Tier 2 at times in the scrum and with their well-worked move for the try. It's honestly the best victory against an AB team since we got beaten by the Boks in 2009, in my view.

                      I agree. But Read doesn’t knock on and BFA gets there just before O’Mahony and it’s a different game.

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                      • Billy TellB Billy Tell

                        @junior said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                        @MajorRage said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                        I'm pretty happy with this team. I would probably have SBW and ALB in the midfield, as I think they are both in good form and offer what it takes to get through that Irish defence, which is arguably best on planet (game vs england this year aside).

                        I really think Retallick needed the Irish game tho, so I wouldn't say I'm comfortable with that one.

                        Having said that ... if they Irish beat us, then they deserve it and as in head to head match ups of late, they are the better team. You can't be bitter about being beaten by a better team.

                        EDIT - Just to add a bit more context. Despite us getting destroyed on the scoreboard vs Aussie this year, I'd still put the Irish victory over us last year as the bigger of the drubbings. We had nothing in that game and they got over our line 3 times.

                        Agreed with this - despite the eventual scoreline, there were stages in that Aussie match where it looked like we might actually win it (indeed, even after the red, we had a little comeback where it looked like we might be able to pinch it). Also, we played very shit and had one of our players sent off.

                        Against Ireland last November, we threw absolutely everything at them and that had an answer every time. Also, they made us look Tier 2 at times in the scrum and with their well-worked move for the try. It's honestly the best victory against an AB team since we got beaten by the Boks in 2009, in my view.

                        I agree. But Read doesn’t knock on and BFA gets there just before O’Mahony and it’s a different game.

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                        @Billy-Tell said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                        @junior said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                        @MajorRage said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                        I'm pretty happy with this team. I would probably have SBW and ALB in the midfield, as I think they are both in good form and offer what it takes to get through that Irish defence, which is arguably best on planet (game vs england this year aside).

                        I really think Retallick needed the Irish game tho, so I wouldn't say I'm comfortable with that one.

                        Having said that ... if they Irish beat us, then they deserve it and as in head to head match ups of late, they are the better team. You can't be bitter about being beaten by a better team.

                        EDIT - Just to add a bit more context. Despite us getting destroyed on the scoreboard vs Aussie this year, I'd still put the Irish victory over us last year as the bigger of the drubbings. We had nothing in that game and they got over our line 3 times.

                        Agreed with this - despite the eventual scoreline, there were stages in that Aussie match where it looked like we might actually win it (indeed, even after the red, we had a little comeback where it looked like we might be able to pinch it). Also, we played very shit and had one of our players sent off.

                        Against Ireland last November, we threw absolutely everything at them and that had an answer every time. Also, they made us look Tier 2 at times in the scrum and with their well-worked move for the try. It's honestly the best victory against an AB team since we got beaten by the Boks in 2009, in my view.

                        I agree. But Read doesn’t knock on and BFA gets there just before O’Mahony and it’s a different game.

                        Yep, that's a fair call, but then I'd call that either a very lucky victory / draw or expect that Ireland would have again lifted and put themselves in a position to get some more points.

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                        • MajorPomM MajorPom

                          I'm pretty happy with this team. I would probably have SBW and ALB in the midfield, as I think they are both in good form and offer what it takes to get through that Irish defence, which is arguably best on planet (game vs england this year aside).

                          I really think Retallick needed the Irish game tho, so I wouldn't say I'm comfortable with that one.

                          Having said that ... if they Irish beat us, then they deserve it and as in head to head match ups of late, they are the better team. You can't be bitter about being beaten by a better team.

                          EDIT - Just to add a bit more context. Despite us getting destroyed on the scoreboard vs Aussie this year, I'd still put the Irish victory over us last year as the bigger of the drubbings. We had nothing in that game and they got over our line 3 times.

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                          @MajorRage said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                          EDIT - Just to add a bit more context. Despite us getting destroyed on the scoreboard vs Aussie this year, I'd still put the Irish victory over us last year as the bigger of the drubbings. We had nothing in that game and they got over our line 3 times.

                          Disagree - we left lots of points out there.

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                          • antipodeanA antipodean

                            @MajorRage said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                            EDIT - Just to add a bit more context. Despite us getting destroyed on the scoreboard vs Aussie this year, I'd still put the Irish victory over us last year as the bigger of the drubbings. We had nothing in that game and they got over our line 3 times.

                            Disagree - we left lots of points out there.

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                            @antipodean said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                            @MajorRage said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                            EDIT - Just to add a bit more context. Despite us getting destroyed on the scoreboard vs Aussie this year, I'd still put the Irish victory over us last year as the bigger of the drubbings. We had nothing in that game and they got over our line 3 times.

                            Disagree - we left lots of points out there.

                            In recent times we have botched a lot of scoring opportunities. I believe this is due to the team trying to play the high octane style we see now. It has taken us over a year to finally sort it out. Big step up on Saturday, time to bring out the powder or die

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                              These stats, if accurate, may shoot down my recent comments/concerns about our reserve props scrummaging, from the 'T2 Rugby' twitter acc.
                              New Zealand have now increased their record to 125 consecutive scrums since they last lost one on their own put in. An unprecedented run in this era. Over this period since June 2018 whilst their scrum has been 100% opponents against them have been only at 84%.

                              Also over same period New Zealand in matches vs Tier 1 opponents. At lineout NZ steal considerably amount more ball than any other side. Opponent success against them is just 77%, next lowest is England and Argentina at 85%, whilst opponents vs Wales or Scotland by contrast 93%.

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                                I feel pretty good but I would have been happier with Bender in there, especially as I thought he was good off the bench. I like Goodhue because he goes low and has low red card risk. Ireland are always in with a chance but my base case is we win by more than a score with a meaningful chance that we give them a hiding.

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                                • antipodeanA antipodean

                                  @MajorRage said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                                  EDIT - Just to add a bit more context. Despite us getting destroyed on the scoreboard vs Aussie this year, I'd still put the Irish victory over us last year as the bigger of the drubbings. We had nothing in that game and they got over our line 3 times.

                                  Disagree - we left lots of points out there.

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                                  @antipodean said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                                  @MajorRage said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                                  EDIT - Just to add a bit more context. Despite us getting destroyed on the scoreboard vs Aussie this year, I'd still put the Irish victory over us last year as the bigger of the drubbings. We had nothing in that game and they got over our line 3 times.

                                  Disagree - we left lots of points out there.

                                  Correct. We disagree.

                                  Only one I can think of is Read's knock on after the charge down.

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                                    I feel pretty good but I would have been happier with Bender in there, especially as I thought he was good off the bench. I like Goodhue because he goes low and has low red card risk. Ireland are always in with a chance but my base case is we win by more than a score with a meaningful chance that we give them a hiding.

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                                    @DMX said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                                    I feel pretty good but I would have been happier with Bender in there, especially as I thought he was good off the bench. I like Goodhue because he goes low and has low red card lift. Ireland are always in with a chance but my base case is we win by more than a score with a meaningful chance that we give them a hiding.

                                    Yeah probably a risk they didn't need to take with BFA, what with him having a propensity to spend time off the field in RWC finals games.

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                                    • jeggaJ jegga

                                      @Bones said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):

                                      @jegga said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):

                                      @canefan said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):

                                      @jegga said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):

                                      @The-Irishman said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):

                                      @Darren said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):

                                      @TeWaio said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):

                                      Really want Aussie to get up for this one Perth-style, think England will be a tough SF opponent (if we beat Ire) if they're high on confidence from winning well.

                                      I just want all our Southern neighbors to beat the UK teams. And of course I think we have a better chance against Aus than England. I'd love to see them pull out a Perth game.

                                      What about Ireland? You didn't mention them.....just the UK teams....🤔

                                      Aren't Ireland part of the Uk?

                                      No. They are the republic of Ireland

                                      You appear to have fallen into a sarchasm

                                      To be fair, the Ireland rugby team also represents Northern Ireland don't they? So double fail.

                                      Yeah they do , on the South Africa for 2023 rwc thread Poulsen kept claiming that Ireland was too small and some of the games would have to be held in the Uk - he meant Northern Ireland.

                                      I think the Scots voted against Ireland getting hosting rights too , before this World Cup I would have thought there was probably a good reason . After the events of the past fortnight I’m going to assume it’s becausd the SRU are fluffybunnies.

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                                      @jegga

                                      Always thought Ireland would be a great place to host a RWC.

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                                      • Victor MeldrewV Victor Meldrew

                                        @jegga

                                        Always thought Ireland would be a great place to host a RWC.

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                                        @Victor-Meldrew said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                                        @jegga

                                        Always thought Ireland would be a great place to host a RWC.

                                        I'm sure the group stages would be great craic, not sure they are capable of hosting games past the QFs though.

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                                        • Victor MeldrewV Victor Meldrew

                                          @jegga

                                          Always thought Ireland would be a great place to host a RWC.

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                                          @Victor-Meldrew said in RWC: All Blacks v Ireland (QF2):

                                          @jegga

                                          Always thought Ireland would be a great place to host a RWC.

                                          Someone said they thought it was a bit small?

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