Blues v Highlanders

[junior]

Great leg drive by Frizzell - why have we never seen that before?

[Toddy]

Dalton appears a fraction too slow to be an openside.

[antipodean]

The first huge huge hole in defence was caused by Ofa. Exploited well by the Highlanders.

Blues are playing individually, putting themselves under pressure.

[sparky]

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[antipodean]

Bad lineout throw by Parsons just when the Blues need possession.

[Donsteppa]

Tough night for the work experience kid at 15.

[African Monkey]

@Toddy He's usually ok in that area. Having said that, they've beaten us to the punch in that area tonight.

[Anonymous]

@Donsteppa You can't help but feel bad for him

[antipodean]

And three turns into four for Gregory.

[Yeetyaah]

Gregory best player for the Blues tonight.

[Donsteppa]

@Anonymous said in Blues v Highlanders:

@Donsteppa You can't help but feel bad for him

Yep, one of those nights when you worry for him whenever the ball goes in the air anywhere near him.

[African Monkey]

Geez we needed that!

[Bones]

That's some of the worst lineout maul defence you'll see.

[Tim]

Parsons through the previous two down the Highlanders side. Good work this time.

[Nepia]

@junior said in Blues v Highlanders:

Great leg drive by Frizzell - why have we never seen that before?

Because he's usually on the bench.

[Anonymous]

@Bones said in Blues v Highlanders:

That's some of the worst lineout mail defence you'll see.

The maul defence wasn't much better...

[ACT Crusader]

Sotutu very lucky in the way he played that breakdown. But excellent chase on the Parsons kick and pressure nonetheless.

Good drive off the lineout.

Black trying to keep the draw on!

[Kiwiwomble]

@Nepia said in Blues v Highlanders:

@junior said in Blues v Highlanders:

Great leg drive by Frizzell - why have we never seen that before?

Because he's usually on the bench.

What? He’s firmly first choice for use

[Stargazer]

Don't understand why they've kept Gregory on the field for so long. Bring on Gatland!

[Victor Meldrew]

Gregory.

You don't know whether to sympathise, laugh or hide your eyes in horror.