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AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?

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  • KiwiMurphK KiwiMurph

    @Crucial said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

    @sparky said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

    @Crucial said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

    The love for Will Jordan on this thread sounds very much like the love for George Bridge last year. Just saying.

    Good player but he's not a patch on prime Ben Smith (which is the benchmark)

    Yeah, but for many years Ben Smith wasn't yet as good as prime Ben Smith.

    Lots to like about Will Jordan, good finisher, brave in contact, very solid under the high ball, fast, doesn't seem to slow much when carrying the ball in two hands, strong work rate.

    Not fully convinced yet about the composure or his passing but he deserves a chance to show what he can do at international level.

    Pretty much proves my point that this is what people were saying about Bridge.

    Jordan has been earmarked for a long time (much moreso than Bridge) - was outstanding for NZ U20s and then Ta$man in the Mitre 10 Cup.

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    @KiwiMurph said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

    @Crucial said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

    @sparky said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

    @Crucial said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

    The love for Will Jordan on this thread sounds very much like the love for George Bridge last year. Just saying.

    Good player but he's not a patch on prime Ben Smith (which is the benchmark)

    Yeah, but for many years Ben Smith wasn't yet as good as prime Ben Smith.

    Lots to like about Will Jordan, good finisher, brave in contact, very solid under the high ball, fast, doesn't seem to slow much when carrying the ball in two hands, strong work rate.

    Not fully convinced yet about the composure or his passing but he deserves a chance to show what he can do at international level.

    Pretty much proves my point that this is what people were saying about Bridge.

    Jordan has been earmarked for a long time (much moreso than Bridge) - was outstanding for NZ U20s and then Ta$man in the Mitre 10 Cup.

    He's not a Johnny come lately by any stretch and we don't have Ben Smith anymore. So who replaces him? McKenzie and Jordie are there and cover a few positions. Are they better options for the bench?

    Hardly any fawning going on, we just need someone else in the squad. Best place to try him of the bench I reckon. Is he up to international standard? There is one way to find out...

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    • KiwiwombleK Kiwiwomble

      Ralph is the example i use when explaining not everyone can make the step up to international rugby and coaches need to be able to spot in a player

      if they're doing well in super rugby because theyre playing at the top of their game, maybe bringing up those around him

      or

      doing well at super rugby but could do keep growing if surrounded by world class

      i worry Jordie is the former rather than the later

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      @Kiwiwomble said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

      i worry Jordie is the former rather than the later

      Anyone who can pound over penalties from 50m+, and defend strongly has a future in the backs at international level. I think he'll have other abilities he develops too.

      Don't forget, he turned 23 in Feb. The kid is still super young (same age as Rieko Ioane).

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        @Kiwiwomble said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

        i worry Jordie is the former rather than the later

        Anyone who can pound over penalties from 50m+, and defend strongly has a future in the backs at international level. I think he'll have other abilities he develops too.

        Don't forget, he turned 23 in Feb. The kid is still super young (same age as Rieko Ioane).

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        @nzzp said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

        @Kiwiwomble said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

        i worry Jordie is the former rather than the later

        Anyone who can pound over penalties from 50m+, and defend strongly has a future in the backs at international level. I think he'll have other abilities he develops too.

        Don't forget, he turned 23 in Feb. The kid is still super young (same age as Rieko Ioane).

        Is Reiko only 23?????

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          @Kiwiwomble said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

          i worry Jordie is the former rather than the later

          Anyone who can pound over penalties from 50m+, and defend strongly has a future in the backs at international level. I think he'll have other abilities he develops too.

          Don't forget, he turned 23 in Feb. The kid is still super young (same age as Rieko Ioane).

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          @nzzp said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

          @Kiwiwomble said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

          i worry Jordie is the former rather than the later

          Anyone who can pound over penalties from 50m+, and defend strongly has a future in the backs at international level. I think he'll have other abilities he develops too.

          Don't forget, he turned 23 in Feb. The kid is still super young (same age as Rieko Ioane).

          the difference is Reiko has much more of an impact in his time as an AB than jordie has

          as i said unless he's first choice in a position then the ability to knock it over from 50m becomes mute and he's failed to take a claim on a single position

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          • KiwiwombleK Kiwiwomble

            @nzzp said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

            @Kiwiwomble said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

            i worry Jordie is the former rather than the later

            Anyone who can pound over penalties from 50m+, and defend strongly has a future in the backs at international level. I think he'll have other abilities he develops too.

            Don't forget, he turned 23 in Feb. The kid is still super young (same age as Rieko Ioane).

            the difference is Reiko has much more of an impact in his time as an AB than jordie has

            as i said unless he's first choice in a position then the ability to knock it over from 50m becomes mute and he's failed to take a claim on a single position

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            @Kiwiwomble said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

            @nzzp said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

            @Kiwiwomble said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

            i worry Jordie is the former rather than the later

            Anyone who can pound over penalties from 50m+, and defend strongly has a future in the backs at international level. I think he'll have other abilities he develops too.

            Don't forget, he turned 23 in Feb. The kid is still super young (same age as Rieko Ioane).

            the difference is Reiko has much more of an impact in his time as an AB than jordie has

            as i said unless he's first choice in a position then the ability to knock it over from 50m becomes mute and he's failed to take a claim on a single position

            More of a positive impact. Jordie had a big impact on one game 😉

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              @Crucial

              I’m not fully convinced about Jordan yet but he has one thing that Bridge doesn’t - genuine ability to beat a man.

              He’s very quick to get going too, although I’m not sure about his top range speed.

              I think he’d make a good apprentice this year, but he might play depending on where and how Barrett gets used.

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              @gt12 said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

              @Crucial

              I’m not fully convinced about Jordan yet but he has one thing that Bridge doesn’t - genuine ability to beat a man.

              He’s very quick to get going too, although I’m not sure about his top range speed.

              He's very fast.

              You can e.g. watch him gun down Vince Aso from behind in the M10 Cup Final - having given Vince a 5 metre start.

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              • SnowyS Snowy

                @KiwiMurph said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                @Crucial said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                @sparky said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                @Crucial said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                The love for Will Jordan on this thread sounds very much like the love for George Bridge last year. Just saying.

                Good player but he's not a patch on prime Ben Smith (which is the benchmark)

                Yeah, but for many years Ben Smith wasn't yet as good as prime Ben Smith.

                Lots to like about Will Jordan, good finisher, brave in contact, very solid under the high ball, fast, doesn't seem to slow much when carrying the ball in two hands, strong work rate.

                Not fully convinced yet about the composure or his passing but he deserves a chance to show what he can do at international level.

                Pretty much proves my point that this is what people were saying about Bridge.

                Jordan has been earmarked for a long time (much moreso than Bridge) - was outstanding for NZ U20s and then Ta$man in the Mitre 10 Cup.

                He's not a Johnny come lately by any stretch and we don't have Ben Smith anymore. So who replaces him? McKenzie and Jordie are there and cover a few positions. Are they better options for the bench?

                Hardly any fawning going on, we just need someone else in the squad. Best place to try him of the bench I reckon. Is he up to international standard? There is one way to find out...

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                @Snowy said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                @KiwiMurph said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                @Crucial said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                @sparky said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                @Crucial said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                The love for Will Jordan on this thread sounds very much like the love for George Bridge last year. Just saying.

                Good player but he's not a patch on prime Ben Smith (which is the benchmark)

                Yeah, but for many years Ben Smith wasn't yet as good as prime Ben Smith.

                Lots to like about Will Jordan, good finisher, brave in contact, very solid under the high ball, fast, doesn't seem to slow much when carrying the ball in two hands, strong work rate.

                Not fully convinced yet about the composure or his passing but he deserves a chance to show what he can do at international level.

                Pretty much proves my point that this is what people were saying about Bridge.

                Jordan has been earmarked for a long time (much moreso than Bridge) - was outstanding for NZ U20s and then Ta$man in the Mitre 10 Cup.

                He's not a Johnny come lately by any stretch and we don't have Ben Smith anymore. So who replaces him? McKenzie and Jordie are there and cover a few positions. Are they better options for the bench?

                Hardly any fawning going on, we just need someone else in the squad. Best place to try him of the bench I reckon. Is he up to international standard? There is one way to find out...

                Yep, pointless to compare to peak Ben Smith because Ben Smith is gone. If you look at who has the potential to reach that Ben Smith mark though i would argue Jordan looks like he could have the highest ceiling compared to guys like Bridge, Jordie, Dmac and Havili.
                But like always with this potential stuff, you are only ever going to find out if you try it at the top level.

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                • KiwiwombleK Kiwiwomble

                  @nzzp said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                  @Kiwiwomble said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                  i worry Jordie is the former rather than the later

                  Anyone who can pound over penalties from 50m+, and defend strongly has a future in the backs at international level. I think he'll have other abilities he develops too.

                  Don't forget, he turned 23 in Feb. The kid is still super young (same age as Rieko Ioane).

                  the difference is Reiko has much more of an impact in his time as an AB than jordie has

                  as i said unless he's first choice in a position then the ability to knock it over from 50m becomes mute and he's failed to take a claim on a single position

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                  @Kiwiwomble said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                  the difference is Reiko has much more of an impact in his time as an AB than jordie has

                  I can remember one particularly negative impact from Jordie.

                  Edit: @crucial. Snap

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                    I thing the AB selectors need to have quite a strong eye on who is going to play halfback for us at the next World Cup.

                    Aaron Smith will be an old man, TJ, Weber and Hall won't be a lot younger (all in their late 20s now).

                    I'd be inclined to take a punt on someone younger as the third option.

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                    • Chris B.C Chris B.

                      I thing the AB selectors need to have quite a strong eye on who is going to play halfback for us at the next World Cup.

                      Aaron Smith will be an old man, TJ, Weber and Hall won't be a lot younger (all in their late 20s now).

                      I'd be inclined to take a punt on someone younger as the third option.

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                      @Chris-B said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                      I thing the AB selectors need to have quite a strong eye on who is going to play halfback for us at the next World Cup.

                      Aaron Smith will be an old man, TJ, Weber and Hall won't be a lot younger (all in their late 20s now).

                      I'd be inclined to take a punt on someone younger as the third option.

                      How old is TTT?

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                      • Chris B.C Chris B.

                        I thing the AB selectors need to have quite a strong eye on who is going to play halfback for us at the next World Cup.

                        Aaron Smith will be an old man, TJ, Weber and Hall won't be a lot younger (all in their late 20s now).

                        I'd be inclined to take a punt on someone younger as the third option.

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                        @Chris-B said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                        I thing the AB selectors need to have quite a strong eye on who is going to play halfback for us at the next World Cup.

                        Aaron Smith will be an old man, TJ, Weber and Hall won't be a lot younger (all in their late 20s now).

                        I'd be inclined to take a punt on someone younger as the third option.

                        They tried that with TTT then Weber had a spell of form for the Chiefs, TTT got no gametime and went backwards.
                        Jonathon Taumateine is another that got lost in the logjam.
                        Unless a franchise commits to developing a youngster the AB coaches have their work cut out.

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                        • HoorooH Hooroo

                          @Chris-B said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                          I thing the AB selectors need to have quite a strong eye on who is going to play halfback for us at the next World Cup.

                          Aaron Smith will be an old man, TJ, Weber and Hall won't be a lot younger (all in their late 20s now).

                          I'd be inclined to take a punt on someone younger as the third option.

                          How old is TTT?

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                          @Hooroo 25

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                          • HoorooH Hooroo

                            @Chris-B said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                            I thing the AB selectors need to have quite a strong eye on who is going to play halfback for us at the next World Cup.

                            Aaron Smith will be an old man, TJ, Weber and Hall won't be a lot younger (all in their late 20s now).

                            I'd be inclined to take a punt on someone younger as the third option.

                            How old is TTT?

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                            @Hooroo said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                            @Chris-B said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                            I thing the AB selectors need to have quite a strong eye on who is going to play halfback for us at the next World Cup.

                            Aaron Smith will be an old man, TJ, Weber and Hall won't be a lot younger (all in their late 20s now).

                            I'd be inclined to take a punt on someone younger as the third option.

                            How old is TTT?

                            Turned 25 in March.

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                            • HoorooH Hooroo

                              @nzzp said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                              @Kiwiwomble said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                              i worry Jordie is the former rather than the later

                              Anyone who can pound over penalties from 50m+, and defend strongly has a future in the backs at international level. I think he'll have other abilities he develops too.

                              Don't forget, he turned 23 in Feb. The kid is still super young (same age as Rieko Ioane).

                              Is Reiko only 23?????

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                              @Hooroo said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                              @nzzp said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                              @Kiwiwomble said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                              i worry Jordie is the former rather than the later

                              Anyone who can pound over penalties from 50m+, and defend strongly has a future in the backs at international level. I think he'll have other abilities he develops too.

                              Don't forget, he turned 23 in Feb. The kid is still super young (same age as Rieko Ioane).

                              Is Reiko only 23?????

                              https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rieko_Ioane

                              according to Wikipedia - a month younger than JB

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                              • nzzpN nzzp

                                @Hooroo said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                @nzzp said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                @Kiwiwomble said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                i worry Jordie is the former rather than the later

                                Anyone who can pound over penalties from 50m+, and defend strongly has a future in the backs at international level. I think he'll have other abilities he develops too.

                                Don't forget, he turned 23 in Feb. The kid is still super young (same age as Rieko Ioane).

                                Is Reiko only 23?????

                                https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rieko_Ioane

                                according to Wikipedia - a month younger than JB

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                                @nzzp said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                @Hooroo said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                @nzzp said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                @Kiwiwomble said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                i worry Jordie is the former rather than the later

                                Anyone who can pound over penalties from 50m+, and defend strongly has a future in the backs at international level. I think he'll have other abilities he develops too.

                                Don't forget, he turned 23 in Feb. The kid is still super young (same age as Rieko Ioane).

                                Is Reiko only 23?????

                                https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rieko_Ioane

                                according to Wikipedia - a month younger than JB

                                But he debuted about a decade ago......

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                                • HoorooH Hooroo

                                  @nzzp said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                  @Hooroo said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                  @nzzp said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                  @Kiwiwomble said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                  i worry Jordie is the former rather than the later

                                  Anyone who can pound over penalties from 50m+, and defend strongly has a future in the backs at international level. I think he'll have other abilities he develops too.

                                  Don't forget, he turned 23 in Feb. The kid is still super young (same age as Rieko Ioane).

                                  Is Reiko only 23?????

                                  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rieko_Ioane

                                  according to Wikipedia - a month younger than JB

                                  But he debuted about a decade ago......

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                                  @Hooroo said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                  @nzzp said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                  @Hooroo said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                  @nzzp said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                  @Kiwiwomble said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                  i worry Jordie is the former rather than the later

                                  Anyone who can pound over penalties from 50m+, and defend strongly has a future in the backs at international level. I think he'll have other abilities he develops too.

                                  Don't forget, he turned 23 in Feb. The kid is still super young (same age as Rieko Ioane).

                                  Is Reiko only 23?????

                                  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rieko_Ioane

                                  according to Wikipedia - a month younger than JB

                                  But he debuted about a decade ago......

                                  feels like it. He was 19 on debut against Italy in 2016

                                  https://www.allblacks.com/playerprofiles/rieko-ioane/

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                                    Question: Would the ABs be stronger with Rieko at centre or on the left wing?

                                    I'd be starting him in the no.11 jersey but with his increasing ability to play at centre that changes the balance of the back reserves as you wouldn't need to carry another specialist midfielder.

                                    If there are going to be 4 BC tests, Foster (and Rennie for that matter) will have the opportunity to try different combinations across the series. But I'm not expecting a huge number of newbies this season.

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                                      Question: Would the ABs be stronger with Rieko at centre or on the left wing?

                                      I'd be starting him in the no.11 jersey but with his increasing ability to play at centre that changes the balance of the back reserves as you wouldn't need to carry another specialist midfielder.

                                      If there are going to be 4 BC tests, Foster (and Rennie for that matter) will have the opportunity to try different combinations across the series. But I'm not expecting a huge number of newbies this season.

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                                      @Bovidae said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                      Question: Would the ABs be stronger with Rieko at centre or on the left wing?

                                      I'd be starting him in the no.11 jersey but with his increasing ability to play at centre that changes the balance of the back reserves as you wouldn't need to carry another specialist midfielder..

                                      Starting winger, moves to 13 for the last 20mins when Caleb subs on

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                                        @Bovidae said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                        Question: Would the ABs be stronger with Rieko at centre or on the left wing?

                                        I'd be starting him in the no.11 jersey but with his increasing ability to play at centre that changes the balance of the back reserves as you wouldn't need to carry another specialist midfielder..

                                        Starting winger, moves to 13 for the last 20mins when Caleb subs on

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                                        @Duluth said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                        @Bovidae said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                        Question: Would the ABs be stronger with Rieko at centre or on the left wing?

                                        I'd be starting him in the no.11 jersey but with his increasing ability to play at centre that changes the balance of the back reserves as you wouldn't need to carry another specialist midfielder..

                                        Starting winger, moves to 13 for the last 20mins when Caleb subs on

                                        Ralph? THat guy's so fit...

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                                          @Duluth said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                          @Bovidae said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                          Question: Would the ABs be stronger with Rieko at centre or on the left wing?

                                          I'd be starting him in the no.11 jersey but with his increasing ability to play at centre that changes the balance of the back reserves as you wouldn't need to carry another specialist midfielder..

                                          Starting winger, moves to 13 for the last 20mins when Caleb subs on

                                          Ralph? THat guy's so fit...

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                                          @nzzp said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                          @Duluth said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                          @Bovidae said in AB squad for the Bledisloe Cup?:

                                          Question: Would the ABs be stronger with Rieko at centre or on the left wing?

                                          I'd be starting him in the no.11 jersey but with his increasing ability to play at centre that changes the balance of the back reserves as you wouldn't need to carry another specialist midfielder..

                                          Starting winger, moves to 13 for the last 20mins when Caleb subs on

                                          Ralph? THat guy's so fit...

                                          104 games in a row, he's a fucking machine

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