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SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders

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  • MN5M MN5

    @bones said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

    @booboo said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

    Just feel some of @Bones's recent posts very strange and a little silky, unnecessarily so.

    Huh, go figure. Here I am taking the piss out of nzzp for his disdain of the Highlanders and all of a sudden I've got a chip, am silky and am a crusader. I even thought @Kirwan was getting into the swing of things with his helping us get better quip, but no, he went uptight straight after.

    If you guys wanna check back through the thread, you'll probably find I was the first to congratulate blues fans.

    No one needs to hear any more about your playing days.

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    • MN5M MN5

      @bones said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

      @booboo said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

      Just feel some of @Bones's recent posts very strange and a little silky, unnecessarily so.

      Huh, go figure. Here I am taking the piss out of nzzp for his disdain of the Highlanders and all of a sudden I've got a chip, am silky and am a crusader. I even thought @Kirwan was getting into the swing of things with his helping us get better quip, but no, he went uptight straight after.

      If you guys wanna check back through the thread, you'll probably find I was the first to congratulate blues fans.

      No one needs to hear any more about your playing days.

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      @mn5 said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

      @bones said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

      @booboo said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

      Just feel some of @Bones's recent posts very strange and a little silky, unnecessarily so.

      Huh, go figure. Here I am taking the piss out of nzzp for his disdain of the Highlanders and all of a sudden I've got a chip, am silky and am a crusader. I even thought @Kirwan was getting into the swing of things with his helping us get better quip, but no, he went uptight straight after.

      If you guys wanna check back through the thread, you'll probably find I was the first to congratulate blues fans.

      No one needs to hear any more about your playing days.

      I never said what I was playing tho

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      • BonesB Bones

        @mn5 said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

        @bones said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

        @booboo said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

        Just feel some of @Bones's recent posts very strange and a little silky, unnecessarily so.

        Huh, go figure. Here I am taking the piss out of nzzp for his disdain of the Highlanders and all of a sudden I've got a chip, am silky and am a crusader. I even thought @Kirwan was getting into the swing of things with his helping us get better quip, but no, he went uptight straight after.

        If you guys wanna check back through the thread, you'll probably find I was the first to congratulate blues fans.

        No one needs to hear any more about your playing days.

        I never said what I was playing tho

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        @bones said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

        @mn5 said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

        @bones said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

        @booboo said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

        Just feel some of @Bones's recent posts very strange and a little silky, unnecessarily so.

        Huh, go figure. Here I am taking the piss out of nzzp for his disdain of the Highlanders and all of a sudden I've got a chip, am silky and am a crusader. I even thought @Kirwan was getting into the swing of things with his helping us get better quip, but no, he went uptight straight after.

        If you guys wanna check back through the thread, you'll probably find I was the first to congratulate blues fans.

        No one needs to hear any more about your playing days.

        I never said what I was playing tho

        No probs, if you need me I’ll be over at the cricket thread.

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        • nzzpN nzzp

          @canefan said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

          @nzzp said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

          @bones as a long (long) suffering Blues fan, the landers are the only side we've had the wood on over the last couple of years. Won 5 of the last 6 I think, and when we played you on EP earlier this year, there were only some ropey decisions (Akira 'forward pass') that prevented us hitting 50.

          You could see it another way - the Blues were 7.5 point favourites at the TAB, and covered the spread (just). So the game played out the way the bookies expected

          Sitting in the stands the crowd realised how close the Blues were to losing the game. The Highlanders fed off the Blues ill discipline and if they had stuck to their narrow channel of attack they might have been able to steal the game

          was impressive how the Blues came from behind to win. Didn't turn dominance into points - but did enough in the end

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          @nzzp said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

          @canefan said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

          @nzzp said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

          @bones as a long (long) suffering Blues fan, the landers are the only side we've had the wood on over the last couple of years. Won 5 of the last 6 I think, and when we played you on EP earlier this year, there were only some ropey decisions (Akira 'forward pass') that prevented us hitting 50.

          You could see it another way - the Blues were 7.5 point favourites at the TAB, and covered the spread (just). So the game played out the way the bookies expected

          Sitting in the stands the crowd realised how close the Blues were to losing the game. The Highlanders fed off the Blues ill discipline and if they had stuck to their narrow channel of attack they might have been able to steal the game

          was impressive how the Blues came from behind to win. Didn't turn dominance into points - but did enough in the end

          That to me comes down to poor decision making by half and first five. Black standing deep takes pressure off the defence.

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          • BonesB Bones

            You blues fellas are all pretty uptight and angsty for winners eh!

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            @bones said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

            You blues fellas are all pretty uptight and angsty for winners eh!

            Well done Highlanders, for coming back from poor outcome in SRAotearoa!

            Have supplanted Chiefs as my second team.

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            • P pakman

              @nzzp said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

              @canefan said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

              @nzzp said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

              @bones as a long (long) suffering Blues fan, the landers are the only side we've had the wood on over the last couple of years. Won 5 of the last 6 I think, and when we played you on EP earlier this year, there were only some ropey decisions (Akira 'forward pass') that prevented us hitting 50.

              You could see it another way - the Blues were 7.5 point favourites at the TAB, and covered the spread (just). So the game played out the way the bookies expected

              Sitting in the stands the crowd realised how close the Blues were to losing the game. The Highlanders fed off the Blues ill discipline and if they had stuck to their narrow channel of attack they might have been able to steal the game

              was impressive how the Blues came from behind to win. Didn't turn dominance into points - but did enough in the end

              That to me comes down to poor decision making by half and first five. Black standing deep takes pressure off the defence.

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              @pakman said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

              @nzzp said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

              @canefan said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

              @nzzp said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

              @bones as a long (long) suffering Blues fan, the landers are the only side we've had the wood on over the last couple of years. Won 5 of the last 6 I think, and when we played you on EP earlier this year, there were only some ropey decisions (Akira 'forward pass') that prevented us hitting 50.

              You could see it another way - the Blues were 7.5 point favourites at the TAB, and covered the spread (just). So the game played out the way the bookies expected

              Sitting in the stands the crowd realised how close the Blues were to losing the game. The Highlanders fed off the Blues ill discipline and if they had stuck to their narrow channel of attack they might have been able to steal the game

              was impressive how the Blues came from behind to win. Didn't turn dominance into points - but did enough in the end

              That to me comes down to poor decision making by half and first five. Black standing deep takes pressure off the defence.

              Before I throw Black to the wolves, I'd like to see him get more consistent time with Nock.

              Being paired with wildly inconsistent scrumhalves can't make for a confident five-eighth.

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              • antipodeanA antipodean

                @pakman said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                @nzzp said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                @canefan said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                @nzzp said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                @bones as a long (long) suffering Blues fan, the landers are the only side we've had the wood on over the last couple of years. Won 5 of the last 6 I think, and when we played you on EP earlier this year, there were only some ropey decisions (Akira 'forward pass') that prevented us hitting 50.

                You could see it another way - the Blues were 7.5 point favourites at the TAB, and covered the spread (just). So the game played out the way the bookies expected

                Sitting in the stands the crowd realised how close the Blues were to losing the game. The Highlanders fed off the Blues ill discipline and if they had stuck to their narrow channel of attack they might have been able to steal the game

                was impressive how the Blues came from behind to win. Didn't turn dominance into points - but did enough in the end

                That to me comes down to poor decision making by half and first five. Black standing deep takes pressure off the defence.

                Before I throw Black to the wolves, I'd like to see him get more consistent time with Nock.

                Being paired with wildly inconsistent scrumhalves can't make for a confident five-eighth.

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                @antipodean said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                @pakman said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                @nzzp said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                @canefan said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                @nzzp said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                @bones as a long (long) suffering Blues fan, the landers are the only side we've had the wood on over the last couple of years. Won 5 of the last 6 I think, and when we played you on EP earlier this year, there were only some ropey decisions (Akira 'forward pass') that prevented us hitting 50.

                You could see it another way - the Blues were 7.5 point favourites at the TAB, and covered the spread (just). So the game played out the way the bookies expected

                Sitting in the stands the crowd realised how close the Blues were to losing the game. The Highlanders fed off the Blues ill discipline and if they had stuck to their narrow channel of attack they might have been able to steal the game

                was impressive how the Blues came from behind to win. Didn't turn dominance into points - but did enough in the end

                That to me comes down to poor decision making by half and first five. Black standing deep takes pressure off the defence.

                Before I throw Black to the wolves, I'd like to see him get more consistent time with Nock.

                Fair enough.

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                  @duluth said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                  I said earlier in the week that I wanted the Blues to have a 6/2 split. It was obvious that the Highlanders would attempt to tire out the big Blues pack with an extra forward sub.
                  When Robinson was ruled out a 6/2 split wasn't really an option.

                  It's impressive the Blues pack finished stronger. They had one less sub, plus Goodhue getting injured not long after coming on meant the second row basically played the full match.
                  The Gibson try was earned through multiple players still working hard and over powering the Highlanders.

                  Surprised something more hasn’t been said about Goodhue’s injury. It was a head to the rib cage looked like from the side.

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                  @kev said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                  @duluth said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                  I said earlier in the week that I wanted the Blues to have a 6/2 split. It was obvious that the Highlanders would attempt to tire out the big Blues pack with an extra forward sub.
                  When Robinson was ruled out a 6/2 split wasn't really an option.

                  It's impressive the Blues pack finished stronger. They had one less sub, plus Goodhue getting injured not long after coming on meant the second row basically played the full match.
                  The Gibson try was earned through multiple players still working hard and over powering the Highlanders.

                  Surprised something more hasn’t been said about Goodhue’s injury. It was a head to the rib cage looked like from the side.

                  I can’t keep up with the laws around this but how was Pat T allowed back on the field? I thought once you were subbed off you couldn’t return unless you are a front rower coming on for an injury.

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                  • pukunuiP pukunui

                    @kev said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                    @duluth said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                    I said earlier in the week that I wanted the Blues to have a 6/2 split. It was obvious that the Highlanders would attempt to tire out the big Blues pack with an extra forward sub.
                    When Robinson was ruled out a 6/2 split wasn't really an option.

                    It's impressive the Blues pack finished stronger. They had one less sub, plus Goodhue getting injured not long after coming on meant the second row basically played the full match.
                    The Gibson try was earned through multiple players still working hard and over powering the Highlanders.

                    Surprised something more hasn’t been said about Goodhue’s injury. It was a head to the rib cage looked like from the side.

                    I can’t keep up with the laws around this but how was Pat T allowed back on the field? I thought once you were subbed off you couldn’t return unless you are a front rower coming on for an injury.

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                    @pukunui said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                    @kev said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                    @duluth said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                    I said earlier in the week that I wanted the Blues to have a 6/2 split. It was obvious that the Highlanders would attempt to tire out the big Blues pack with an extra forward sub.
                    When Robinson was ruled out a 6/2 split wasn't really an option.

                    It's impressive the Blues pack finished stronger. They had one less sub, plus Goodhue getting injured not long after coming on meant the second row basically played the full match.
                    The Gibson try was earned through multiple players still working hard and over powering the Highlanders.

                    Surprised something more hasn’t been said about Goodhue’s injury. It was a head to the rib cage looked like from the side.

                    I can’t keep up with the laws around this but how was Pat T allowed back on the field? I thought once you were subbed off you couldn’t return unless you are a front rower coming on for an injury.

                    Yeah I was wondering the same and thinking I have missed a rule change. Wasn't there a drama over something similar earlier in the season?

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                    • pukunuiP pukunui

                      @kev said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                      @duluth said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                      I said earlier in the week that I wanted the Blues to have a 6/2 split. It was obvious that the Highlanders would attempt to tire out the big Blues pack with an extra forward sub.
                      When Robinson was ruled out a 6/2 split wasn't really an option.

                      It's impressive the Blues pack finished stronger. They had one less sub, plus Goodhue getting injured not long after coming on meant the second row basically played the full match.
                      The Gibson try was earned through multiple players still working hard and over powering the Highlanders.

                      Surprised something more hasn’t been said about Goodhue’s injury. It was a head to the rib cage looked like from the side.

                      I can’t keep up with the laws around this but how was Pat T allowed back on the field? I thought once you were subbed off you couldn’t return unless you are a front rower coming on for an injury.

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                      @pukunui said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                      @kev said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                      @duluth said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                      I said earlier in the week that I wanted the Blues to have a 6/2 split. It was obvious that the Highlanders would attempt to tire out the big Blues pack with an extra forward sub.
                      When Robinson was ruled out a 6/2 split wasn't really an option.

                      It's impressive the Blues pack finished stronger. They had one less sub, plus Goodhue getting injured not long after coming on meant the second row basically played the full match.
                      The Gibson try was earned through multiple players still working hard and over powering the Highlanders.

                      Surprised something more hasn’t been said about Goodhue’s injury. It was a head to the rib cage looked like from the side.

                      I can’t keep up with the laws around this but how was Pat T allowed back on the field? I thought once you were subbed off you couldn’t return unless you are a front rower coming on for an injury.

                      IIRC if you were a tactical sub, you can come back on for an injury. Is that what happened?

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                      • antipodeanA antipodean

                        @pakman said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                        @nzzp said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                        @canefan said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                        @nzzp said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                        @bones as a long (long) suffering Blues fan, the landers are the only side we've had the wood on over the last couple of years. Won 5 of the last 6 I think, and when we played you on EP earlier this year, there were only some ropey decisions (Akira 'forward pass') that prevented us hitting 50.

                        You could see it another way - the Blues were 7.5 point favourites at the TAB, and covered the spread (just). So the game played out the way the bookies expected

                        Sitting in the stands the crowd realised how close the Blues were to losing the game. The Highlanders fed off the Blues ill discipline and if they had stuck to their narrow channel of attack they might have been able to steal the game

                        was impressive how the Blues came from behind to win. Didn't turn dominance into points - but did enough in the end

                        That to me comes down to poor decision making by half and first five. Black standing deep takes pressure off the defence.

                        Before I throw Black to the wolves, I'd like to see him get more consistent time with Nock.

                        Being paired with wildly inconsistent scrumhalves can't make for a confident five-eighth.

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                        @antipodean said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                        @pakman said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                        @nzzp said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                        @canefan said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                        @nzzp said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                        @bones as a long (long) suffering Blues fan, the landers are the only side we've had the wood on over the last couple of years. Won 5 of the last 6 I think, and when we played you on EP earlier this year, there were only some ropey decisions (Akira 'forward pass') that prevented us hitting 50.

                        You could see it another way - the Blues were 7.5 point favourites at the TAB, and covered the spread (just). So the game played out the way the bookies expected

                        Sitting in the stands the crowd realised how close the Blues were to losing the game. The Highlanders fed off the Blues ill discipline and if they had stuck to their narrow channel of attack they might have been able to steal the game

                        was impressive how the Blues came from behind to win. Didn't turn dominance into points - but did enough in the end

                        That to me comes down to poor decision making by half and first five. Black standing deep takes pressure off the defence.

                        Before I throw Black to the wolves, I'd like to see him get more consistent time with Nock.

                        Being paired with wildly inconsistent scrumhalves can't make for a confident five-eighth.

                        He's had two years, including extensive training and a decent forward pack in front of him. He's had good ball in good situations and not delivered. Not throwing a bloke to the wolves after 2 years, btu the reality is if he hasn't shown consistent quality yet, it's very unlikely he's going to start.

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                        • BonesB Bones

                          @booboo said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                          Just feel some of @Bones's recent posts very strange and a little silky, unnecessarily so.

                          Huh, go figure. Here I am taking the piss out of nzzp for his disdain of the Highlanders and all of a sudden I've got a chip, am silky and am a crusader. I even thought @Kirwan was getting into the swing of things with his helping us get better quip, but no, he went uptight straight after.

                          If you guys wanna check back through the thread, you'll probably find I was the first to congratulate blues fans.

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                          @bones said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                          @booboo said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                          Just feel some of @Bones's recent posts very strange and a little silky, unnecessarily so.

                          Huh, go figure. Here I am taking the piss out of nzzp for his disdain of the Highlanders and all of a sudden I've got a chip, am silky and am a crusader. I even thought @Kirwan was getting into the swing of things with his helping us get better quip, but no, he went uptight straight after.

                          If you guys wanna check back through the thread, you'll probably find I was the first to congratulate blues fans.

                          Humour can be hard to get across.

                          Also, it's a long leap from 'Highlanders got domianted' to 'disdain for Highlanders'. I think you read too much into my posts ... they're a good side, but they really struggled in a lot of areas on Saturday night

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                          • Crazy HorseC Crazy Horse

                            @pukunui said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                            @kev said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                            @duluth said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                            I said earlier in the week that I wanted the Blues to have a 6/2 split. It was obvious that the Highlanders would attempt to tire out the big Blues pack with an extra forward sub.
                            When Robinson was ruled out a 6/2 split wasn't really an option.

                            It's impressive the Blues pack finished stronger. They had one less sub, plus Goodhue getting injured not long after coming on meant the second row basically played the full match.
                            The Gibson try was earned through multiple players still working hard and over powering the Highlanders.

                            Surprised something more hasn’t been said about Goodhue’s injury. It was a head to the rib cage looked like from the side.

                            I can’t keep up with the laws around this but how was Pat T allowed back on the field? I thought once you were subbed off you couldn’t return unless you are a front rower coming on for an injury.

                            Yeah I was wondering the same and thinking I have missed a rule change. Wasn't there a drama over something similar earlier in the season?

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                            @crazy-horse said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                            @pukunui said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                            @kev said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                            @duluth said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                            I said earlier in the week that I wanted the Blues to have a 6/2 split. It was obvious that the Highlanders would attempt to tire out the big Blues pack with an extra forward sub.
                            When Robinson was ruled out a 6/2 split wasn't really an option.

                            It's impressive the Blues pack finished stronger. They had one less sub, plus Goodhue getting injured not long after coming on meant the second row basically played the full match.
                            The Gibson try was earned through multiple players still working hard and over powering the Highlanders.

                            Surprised something more hasn’t been said about Goodhue’s injury. It was a head to the rib cage looked like from the side.

                            I can’t keep up with the laws around this but how was Pat T allowed back on the field? I thought once you were subbed off you couldn’t return unless you are a front rower coming on for an injury.

                            Yeah I was wondering the same and thinking I have missed a rule change. Wasn't there a drama over something similar earlier in the season?

                            You can come back on a head knock check. I thought Goodhue had been hit in the ribs, but checking again he was another player hit in the head by the Highlanders.

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                            • KirwanK Kirwan

                              @crazy-horse said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                              @pukunui said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                              @kev said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                              @duluth said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                              I said earlier in the week that I wanted the Blues to have a 6/2 split. It was obvious that the Highlanders would attempt to tire out the big Blues pack with an extra forward sub.
                              When Robinson was ruled out a 6/2 split wasn't really an option.

                              It's impressive the Blues pack finished stronger. They had one less sub, plus Goodhue getting injured not long after coming on meant the second row basically played the full match.
                              The Gibson try was earned through multiple players still working hard and over powering the Highlanders.

                              Surprised something more hasn’t been said about Goodhue’s injury. It was a head to the rib cage looked like from the side.

                              I can’t keep up with the laws around this but how was Pat T allowed back on the field? I thought once you were subbed off you couldn’t return unless you are a front rower coming on for an injury.

                              Yeah I was wondering the same and thinking I have missed a rule change. Wasn't there a drama over something similar earlier in the season?

                              You can come back on a head knock check. I thought Goodhue had been hit in the ribs, but checking again he was another player hit in the head by the Highlanders.

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                              @kirwan it was the rib shot that took him down wasnt it, you saw him reel back and stayed down and then went off.

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                                @kirwan it was the rib shot that took him down wasnt it, you saw him reel back and stayed down and then went off.

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                                @taniwharugby said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                                @kirwan it was the rib shot that took him down wasnt it, you saw him reel back and stayed down and then went off.

                                Nope, that's what the commentators thought they saw. He got hit directly in the head, and got taken off for HIA after they checked his neck.

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                                  Just saw this, hadn't thought about it before, good on him once again for giving it his all, hell of a send off assuming he's not coming back

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                                  • KirwanK Kirwan

                                    @taniwharugby said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                                    @kirwan it was the rib shot that took him down wasnt it, you saw him reel back and stayed down and then went off.

                                    Nope, that's what the commentators thought they saw. He got hit directly in the head, and got taken off for HIA after they checked his neck.

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                                    @kirwan said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                                    @taniwharugby said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                                    @kirwan it was the rib shot that took him down wasnt it, you saw him reel back and stayed down and then went off.

                                    Nope, that's what the commentators thought they saw. He got hit directly in the head, and got taken off for HIA after they checked his neck.

                                    I did see them doing the neck thing at the time and wondered if it was a head knock. Then the replay looked like he had copped one in the ribs...

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                                      @kirwan said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                                      @taniwharugby said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                                      @kirwan it was the rib shot that took him down wasnt it, you saw him reel back and stayed down and then went off.

                                      Nope, that's what the commentators thought they saw. He got hit directly in the head, and got taken off for HIA after they checked his neck.

                                      I did see them doing the neck thing at the time and wondered if it was a head knock. Then the replay looked like he had copped one in the ribs...

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                                      @crazy-horse said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                                      @kirwan said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                                      @taniwharugby said in SR T-T FINAL: Blues v Highlanders:

                                      @kirwan it was the rib shot that took him down wasnt it, you saw him reel back and stayed down and then went off.

                                      Nope, that's what the commentators thought they saw. He got hit directly in the head, and got taken off for HIA after they checked his neck.

                                      I did see them doing the neck thing at the time and wondered if it was a head knock. Then the replay looked like he had copped one in the ribs...

                                      It’s the left shoulder that hit the head, the behind shot doesn’t show it well.

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                                        Might have gone under reported this year how important Hunt has been to the Highlanders. Much better 10 than Ioane, even if the latter can show his skills more dramatically occasionally.

                                        Might be time for Josh Ioane to cash in.

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                                          I am biased to Hunt, as he is a graduate of Auckland University's engineering school, but he's put in some big games for the Highlanders.

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