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  • TimT Away
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    Tim
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    #1112
    ZB

    Sean Maloney: Looking at the Australian teams ahead of the Trans-Tasman section of Super Rugby Pacific

    Sean Maloney: Looking at the Australian teams ahead of the Trans-Tasman section of Super Rugby Pacific

    Stan Sport commentator Sean Maloney discusses with Elliott how the Australian teams will fare against the Kiwi teams. LISTEN ABOVE

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  • mariner4lifeM Online
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    NRL teams pick the same players every week unless they are hurt or suspended

    There is no rotation. No rests. The top 17 players available play every week.

    Rugby at the pro level is obsessed with rotation and building depth. Viewers except the absolute die hards hate that shit.

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  • TimT Away
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    Tim
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    #1114
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    #1115

    @Tim said in Super Rugby 2022:

    That seems odd to me. Not sure the Tahs are that bad on recent form and I've seen little evidence that the Force have a great set piece to dismantle Moana Pasifika.

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  • TimT Away
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    Tim
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    Updated:

    https://i.imgur.com/gmyAEXV.png

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  • BonesB Offline
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    Bones
    replied to mariner4life on last edited by
    #1117

    @mariner4life said in Super Rugby 2022:

    NRL teams pick the same players every week unless they are hurt or suspended

    So do soccer teams

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  • GrooterG Online
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    @Tim Brumbies at $2.60 very tempting🤔

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  • mariner4lifeM Online
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    mariner4life
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    #1119

    god i forgot how many teams are playing finals this year

    Currently the Western force, with an imposing 2-6 record, will get a final

    hilarious

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  • KiwiwombleK Online
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    #1120

    @Bones said in Super Rugby 2022:

    @duluth said in Super Rugby 2022:

    @nzzp said in Super Rugby 2022:

    All I want to see with mauls is a re-balancing of risk/reward. The old way of 'one go only'; once you were stopped, it was use it or lose it would be a big step in the right direction.

    Good call

    I think it was Peter Thorburn that came up with the two attempts rule. The logic was that mauls were disappearing from the game with only one stop allowed.

    That wouldn't be the case now. Mauls are too efficient and the risk is low. With only one stop we'd probably see less yellow cards too

    How about penalising attacking teams for collapsing?

    On a similar note, the 5 second ruck law is a farce. Make it 3 and/or enforce it at every ruck. Ref must signal or call when it's available.... and enforce it! Regardless of if more players join.

    i know this will go down pooly...but im coming from the exact opposite...less penalties, let defenders try and sack the maul, and the attacking team has to get good at staying on their feet if they want to keep mauling...make the "penalty" for trying to sack it having a couple of your guys on the ground and out of the game

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  • KiwiMurphK Offline
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    I'll be interested to see how the crowds are for the Super Round in Melbourne this weekend.

    I would imagine the crowds will be much better for Saturday and Sunday as the Friday game 1 is an early kickoff (6pm) and I can't see the late Friday game attracting many fans (Moana-Pasifika - Force)

    The weather forecast looks ok but there might be some kiwi fans that will hold off and go to Storm-Warriors on ANZAC Day Monday instead.

    My gut says its going to be a fizzer but hopefully there's enough people there to create a bit of an atmosphere.

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    #1122

    @mariner4life said in Super Rugby 2022:

    god i forgot how many teams are playing finals this year

    Currently the Western force, with an imposing 2-6 record, will get a final

    hilarious

    As I understand it, some poor team will join Drua, Force and Rebels in missing out. Esteemed company.

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  • KiwiwombleK Online
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    #1123

    its bloody horrifying as a sign of how robust the comp it, there is no way the landers should have a shot but because we do we'll just paper over the cracks, and next year just do the same thing again rather than seriously trying to build a well rounded squad

    Its why we see people like Hunt getting so many starts, we'll 100% on his few moments of gold are enough to make up for the many more rough stuff...hardly awe inspiring

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  • ChrisC Away
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    Chris
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    @Kiwiwomble said in Super Rugby 2022:

    its bloody horrifying as a sign of how robust the comp it, there is no way the landers should have a shot but because we do we'll just paper over the cracks, and next year just do the same thing again rather than seriously trying to build a well rounded squad

    Its why we see people like Hunt getting so many starts, we'll 100% on his few moments of gold are enough to make up for the many more rough stuff...hardly awe inspiring

    I can see Flanders and PUJ heading your way next year, a few rumours around those two.

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  • BovidaeB Offline
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    @KiwiMurph said in Super Rugby 2022:

    I'll be interested to see how the crowds are for the Super Round in Melbourne this weekend.

    I would imagine the crowds will be much better for Saturday and Sunday as the Friday game 1 is an early kickoff (6pm) and I can't see the late Friday game attracting many fans (Moana-Pasifika - Force)

    I assume the Force playing the later game is for the WA TV audience. Logic says that the Chiefs-NSW game should be the late game.

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  • KiwiwombleK Online
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    @Chris said in Super Rugby 2022:

    @Kiwiwomble said in Super Rugby 2022:

    its bloody horrifying as a sign of how robust the comp it, there is no way the landers should have a shot but because we do we'll just paper over the cracks, and next year just do the same thing again rather than seriously trying to build a well rounded squad

    Its why we see people like Hunt getting so many starts, we'll 100% on his few moments of gold are enough to make up for the many more rough stuff...hardly awe inspiring

    I can see Flanders and PUJ heading your way next year, a few rumours around those two.

    UJ's could make a great midfielder (when fit)

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  • gt12G Offline
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    @Chris said in Super Rugby 2022:

    @Kiwiwomble said in Super Rugby 2022:

    its bloody horrifying as a sign of how robust the comp it, there is no way the landers should have a shot but because we do we'll just paper over the cracks, and next year just do the same thing again rather than seriously trying to build a well rounded squad

    Its why we see people like Hunt getting so many starts, we'll 100% on his few moments of gold are enough to make up for the many more rough stuff...hardly awe inspiring

    I can see Flanders and PUJ heading your way next year, a few rumours around those two.

    Seriously, they'd be mad not too. I'd be trying to get McCluskie or the other MP first five as well.

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  • BonesB Offline
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    @gt12 said in Super Rugby 2022:

    @Chris said in Super Rugby 2022:

    @Kiwiwomble said in Super Rugby 2022:

    its bloody horrifying as a sign of how robust the comp it, there is no way the landers should have a shot but because we do we'll just paper over the cracks, and next year just do the same thing again rather than seriously trying to build a well rounded squad

    Its why we see people like Hunt getting so many starts, we'll 100% on his few moments of gold are enough to make up for the many more rough stuff...hardly awe inspiring

    I can see Flanders and PUJ heading your way next year, a few rumours around those two.

    Seriously, they'd be mad not too. I'd be trying to get McCluskie or the other MP first five as well.

    Dammit I see Havili is contracted until next year.

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  • BovidaeB Offline
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    The refs for the Super Round in Melbourne:

    Chiefs v Waratahs
    Date: Friday 22 April
    Venue: AAMI Park, Melbourne
    Kick Off local: 18:00
    Referee: Nic Berry
    Assistant Ref 1: Jordan Way
    Assistant Ref 2: Graham Cooper
    TMO: Oli Kellett

    Moana Pasifika v Western Force
    Date: Friday 22 April
    Venue: AAMI Park, Melbourne
    Kick Off local: 20:30
    Referee: Damon Murphy
    Assistant Ref 1: James Doleman
    Assistant Ref 2: Angus Mabey
    TMO: Glenn Newman

    Blues v Fijian Drua
    Date: Saturday 23 April
    Venue: AAMI Park, Melbourne
    Kick Off local: 17:05
    Referee: Paul Williams
    Assistant Ref 1: Nic Berry
    Assistant Ref 2: Angus Mabey
    TMO: Chris Hart

    Hurricanes v Queensland Reds
    Date: Saturday 23 April
    Venue: AAMI Park, Melbourne
    Kick Off local: 19:45
    Referee: Angus Gardner
    Assistant Ref 1: James Doleman
    Assistant Ref 2: Graham Cooper
    TMO: James Leckie

    Highlanders v Brumbies
    Date: Sunday 24 April
    Venue: AAMI Park, Melbourne
    Kick Off local: 14:00
    Referee: Ben O’Keeffe
    Assistant Ref 1: Graham Cooper
    Assistant Ref 2: Reuben Keane
    TMO: James Leckie

    Crusaders v Rebels
    Date: Sunday 24 April
    Venue: AAMI Park, Melbourne
    Kick Off local: 16:30
    Referee: Brendon Pickerill
    Assistant Ref 1: James Doleman
    Assistant Ref 2: Jordan Way
    TMO: Glenn Newman

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  • BonesB Offline
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    @Bovidae poor Rebels, not sure Way will be able to have as much influence as he'd like.

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    wrote on last edited by taniwharugby
    #1131

    Just seen on social media the Force-MP has been postponed due to covid...Man, tough deal for MP

    Moana Pasifika-Western Force postponed due to COVID

    Moana Pasifika-Western Force postponed due to COVID
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