All Blacks vs Springboks I
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I am sure the analysts have looked closely at where Faf likes to box kick, but from memory against the Wallabies it was more to the left wing. I remember Hodge shelling a couple from fullback and Koroibete under some high balls but not so much Kellaway. I could be wrong.
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@tim said in All Blacks vs Springboks I:
TAB odds for SA out to $4.45.
I know a good Rolex distributor, just saying…
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I am sure the analysts have looked closely at where Faf likes to box kick, but from memory against the Wallabies it was more to the left wing. I remember Hodge shelling a couple from fullback and Koroibete under some high balls but not so much Kellaway. I could be wrong.
@bovidae said in All Blacks vs Springboks I:
I am sure the analysts have looked closely at where Faf likes to box kick, but from memory against the Wallabies it was more to the left wing. I remember Hodge shelling a couple from fullback and Koroibete under some high balls but not so much Kellaway. I could be wrong.
You're exactly right. They left Kellaway well alone on the high ball
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I am sure the analysts have looked closely at where Faf likes to box kick, but from memory against the Wallabies it was more to the left wing. I remember Hodge shelling a couple from fullback and Koroibete under some high balls but not so much Kellaway. I could be wrong.
@bovidae yeah I was thinking they did put several Koroibete's way...I think most of our backs are pretty handy under the high ball, but probably Jordan, Jordie, Reiko & Bridge in particular, meaning the kicks and chase need to be bang on to put pressure.
Dmac and Reece are pretty handy too, but with both under tall it does make it more contestable
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It would be nice to have a winger who's a good tactical kicker like the good old days :winking_face:
Like one of Dagg, Ben Smith, Cory Jane depending on the back three at the time.
I'm guessing that's why Fozzie tried out Jordie on the wing ... but he's just not a winger.
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@tim said in All Blacks vs Springboks I:
https://www.rugbypass.com/news/the-three-key-all-blacks-selections-as-they-take-on-the-springboks/
What game did the writer watch?
"Braydon Ennor is percolating nicely in his return from a couple of debilitating setbacks in the last year. He came off the bench and looked the part and isn’t far away from being thrown a start."
Eh? The guy did SFA.
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@tim said in All Blacks vs Springboks I:
https://www.rugbypass.com/news/the-three-key-all-blacks-selections-as-they-take-on-the-springboks/
What game did the writer watch?
"Braydon Ennor is percolating nicely in his return from a couple of debilitating setbacks in the last year. He came off the bench and looked the part and isn’t far away from being thrown a start."
Eh? The guy did SFA.
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@bovidae said in All Blacks vs Springboks I:
To be fair to the writer, Ennor will be thrown a start soon. In DC.
Could be right. It's harsh but he's a sympathy selection to be fair. His original selection was fair enough given what was around but now he's being given chances because his injuries weren't his fault.
We currently have 4 good midfielders and a proven excellent one waiting to come back. I'm kind of not even sure why Ennor is in the squad tbh. -
@bovidae said in All Blacks vs Springboks I:
To be fair to the writer, Ennor will be thrown a start soon. In DC.
Could be right. It's harsh but he's a sympathy selection to be fair. His original selection was fair enough given what was around but now he's being given chances because his injuries weren't his fault.
We currently have 4 good midfielders and a proven excellent one waiting to come back. I'm kind of not even sure why Ennor is in the squad tbh.@crucial said in All Blacks vs Springboks I:
@bovidae said in All Blacks vs Springboks I:
To be fair to the writer, Ennor will be thrown a start soon. In DC.
Could be right. It's harsh but he's a sympathy selection to be fair. His original selection was fair enough given what was around but now he's being given chances because his injuries weren't his fault.
We currently have 4 good midfielders and a proven excellent one waiting to come back. I'm kind of not even sure why Ennor is in the squad tbh.The MF is going so well even Goodhue is going to find it hard to get back up the pecking order
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@tim said in All Blacks vs Springboks I:
https://www.rugbypass.com/news/the-three-key-all-blacks-selections-as-they-take-on-the-springboks/
What game did the writer watch?
"Braydon Ennor is percolating nicely in his return from a couple of debilitating setbacks in the last year. He came off the bench and looked the part and isn’t far away from being thrown a start."
Eh? The guy did SFA.
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@tim said in All Blacks vs Springboks I:
https://www.rugbypass.com/news/the-three-key-all-blacks-selections-as-they-take-on-the-springboks/
I think it's clear if ALB isn't 100%, Rieko starts at centre. Which means Bridge on the left wing.
I expect it will be Ardie, Akira and Paps to start the first test.
I also think starting with Samisoni would be good too.
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given the flack Bridge gets is there the appetite for Reece at 11 and Jordan at 14?
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given the flack Bridge gets is there the appetite for Reece at 11 and Jordan at 14?
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@bovidae said in All Blacks vs Springboks I:
To be fair to the writer, Ennor will be thrown a start soon. In DC.
Could be right. It's harsh but he's a sympathy selection to be fair. His original selection was fair enough given what was around but now he's being given chances because his injuries weren't his fault.
We currently have 4 good midfielders and a proven excellent one waiting to come back. I'm kind of not even sure why Ennor is in the squad tbh.
