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  • Dan54D Dan54

    I will add that last night it occured to me what I finding most disconcerting about the position we find ourselves in (or ABs) and the reaction on rugby forums. We are tied in a test series and 4th on the rankings in world rugby, and while being a bit disppointed, not as disappointed as maybe the reaction on forums by so called AB supporters, there seems almost no credit given to Ireland for winning 2nd test, only tearing clothes and screaming about how poor ABs were, want to know something Irish were bloody good and made us look poor, and we 4th on rankings, prehaps French (in my opinion clearly best team), Ireland , and Boks (though I feel some of theirs is residual points from year off) just deserve to be in the positions they are in. When I was thinking of it I was thinking how much as a rugby nation we used to enjoy and celebrate bloody good teams and players, 71 Lions tour the whole of NZ knew all the Lion's players, and while wanting ABs to win would seemingly enjoy the Edwards, Johns, Gibson ete, etc skils, same as Wallabies when they had the likes of Ella, Campese, Eales etc, why has it in internet days changed where we can't give the likes of Doris, Sexton etc credit for being good players? I an starting to understand why maybe AB supporters are disliked by others at times.
    Ok my rant over, but I think it came to me when I wondered why I was disappointed to miss club rugby this weekend while going to test, and that's one thing that came to mind, we don't think it our right to win at the club etc.

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    @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

    I will add that last night it occured to me what I finding most disconcerting about the position we find ourselves in (or ABs) and the reaction on rugby forums. We are tied in a test series and 4th on the rankings in world rugby, and while being a bit disppointed, not as disappointed as maybe the reaction on forums by so called AB supporters, there seems almost no credit given to Ireland for winning 2nd test, only tearing clothes and screaming about how poor ABs were, want to know something Irish were bloody good and made us look poor, and we 4th on rankings, prehaps French (in my opinion clearly best team), Ireland , and Boks (though I feel some of theirs is residual points from year off) just deserve to be in the positions they are in. When I was thinking of it I was thinking how much as a rugby nation we used to enjoy and celebrate bloody good teams and players, 71 Lions tour the whole of NZ knew all the Lion's players, and while wanting ABs to win would seemingly enjoy the Edwards, Johns, Gibson ete, etc skils, same as Wallabies when they had the likes of Ella, Campese, Eales etc, why has it in internet days changed where we can't give the likes of Doris, Sexton etc credit for being good players? I an starting to understand why maybe AB supporters are disliked by others at times.
    Ok my rant over, but I think it came to me when I wondered why I was disappointed to miss club rugby this weekend while going to test, and that's one thing that came to mind, we don't think it our right to win at the club etc.

    Because Sexton is a mouthy git* and Doris wears sensible shoes.**
    Actually you make good points, I wonder if it is because fans don't mix like they used to (so many at home watching from tv with their rewind and slow frame buttons).
    Ireland played well, they have good players (I still think there are some limitations with the midfield and outer backs (oh I like the Irish 15) but if the ABs can't capitalise on these weaknesses something is wrong (maybe I am).
    *yet I like Coles so I am a hypocrite.
    **not true, sorry Caelan.

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    • CrucialC Crucial

      @Kiwiwomble said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

      @Machpants yeah, theyve always made some sense to me, i think people look at the position and put a lot more weighting on that than the actual score, people claiming to be infinitely better than another team thats only fractions of a point off them

      It's quite possible after this weekend that we end up back at number 2 (if we win of course). The top places are very close together points wise and there could be a big shuffle. Oz can drop as low as 7 I think.

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      @Crucial said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

      @Kiwiwomble said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

      @Machpants yeah, theyve always made some sense to me, i think people look at the position and put a lot more weighting on that than the actual score, people claiming to be infinitely better than another team thats only fractions of a point off them

      It's quite possible after this weekend that we end up back at number 2 (if we win of course). The top places are very close together points wise and there could be a big shuffle. Oz can drop as low as 7 I think.

      which i guess makes sense with the results we've seen over the last year, top 6 are all pretty close compared to the past

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        Apparently Foster said in an interview after the game ‘we haven’t become a bad team overnight’ Yeah it’s taken the couple of years with you in charge!

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        @Machpants said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

        Apparently Foster said in an interview after the game ‘I haven’t become a bad coach overnight’ ...

        fixed it for you:)

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          @Mattasaurus said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

          Does anyone think Foster has lost the dressing room?
          Or is he in the process of losing it...

          I’d have to go and get changed with the All Blacks to answer that unequivocally

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          @MN5 said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

          @Mattasaurus said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

          Does anyone think Foster has lost the dressing room?
          Or is he in the process of losing it...

          I’d have to go and get changed with the All Blacks to answer that unequivocally

          The question was has Foster lost the dressing room, not: have you scared the dressing room?

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          • taniwharugbyT taniwharugby

            @Crucial yep, def one of the issues.

            BUt you have to wonder, all this aimless kicking (ignoring the length for a moment) is surely part of the game plan? Maybe not aimless, but not putting it to touch, we are kicking it to them to run back at us, therefore are we meant to be pressuring them with our kick chase more, is our chase defence not doing its job?

            Yep, 10 is absolutely part of the problem, but it isnt the only one...BB is a fantastic runner, he can kick, but something not quite right there presently, we also have JB who can slot in at first receiver, why are we not utilising him more, like we used to with Dagg?

            Playing smarter rugby would help, rather than this heads up, all out score from anywhere, play smart, those chances will come, instead we constantly put ourselves under pressure at the wrong end of the park (well both ends TBF)

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            @taniwharugby said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

            @Crucial yep, def one of the issues.

            BUt you have to wonder, all this aimless kicking (ignoring the length for a moment) is surely part of the game plan? Maybe not aimless, but not putting it to touch, we are kicking it to them to run back at us, therefore are we meant to be pressuring them with our kick chase more, is our chase defence not doing its job?

            Yep, 10 is absolutely part of the problem, but it isnt the only one...BB is a fantastic runner, he can kick, but something not quite right there presently, we also have JB who can slot in at first receiver, why are we not utilising him more, like we used to with Dagg?

            Playing smarter rugby would help, rather than this heads up, all out score from anywhere, play smart, those chances will come, instead we constantly put ourselves under pressure at the wrong end of the park (well both ends TBF)

            I thought Jordie's kicking hasn't been that great this series (apart from conversions).
            I was really impressed with Jordan's kicking in the final against the Blues (for what it is worth as a non Cantab).

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              @mariner4life said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

              so, have we worked out of Samisoni is injured or not?

              There hasn't been a presser yet.

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              @Crucial said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

              @mariner4life said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

              so, have we worked out of Samisoni is injured or not?

              There hasn't been a presser yet.

              It’s only just after 3pm. Foster is still having morning tea. Takes a long time to eat 65 scones.

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              • nostrildamusN nostrildamus

                @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                I will add that last night it occured to me what I finding most disconcerting about the position we find ourselves in (or ABs) and the reaction on rugby forums. We are tied in a test series and 4th on the rankings in world rugby, and while being a bit disppointed, not as disappointed as maybe the reaction on forums by so called AB supporters, there seems almost no credit given to Ireland for winning 2nd test, only tearing clothes and screaming about how poor ABs were, want to know something Irish were bloody good and made us look poor, and we 4th on rankings, prehaps French (in my opinion clearly best team), Ireland , and Boks (though I feel some of theirs is residual points from year off) just deserve to be in the positions they are in. When I was thinking of it I was thinking how much as a rugby nation we used to enjoy and celebrate bloody good teams and players, 71 Lions tour the whole of NZ knew all the Lion's players, and while wanting ABs to win would seemingly enjoy the Edwards, Johns, Gibson ete, etc skils, same as Wallabies when they had the likes of Ella, Campese, Eales etc, why has it in internet days changed where we can't give the likes of Doris, Sexton etc credit for being good players? I an starting to understand why maybe AB supporters are disliked by others at times.
                Ok my rant over, but I think it came to me when I wondered why I was disappointed to miss club rugby this weekend while going to test, and that's one thing that came to mind, we don't think it our right to win at the club etc.

                Because Sexton is a mouthy git* and Doris wears sensible shoes.**
                Actually you make good points, I wonder if it is because fans don't mix like they used to (so many at home watching from tv with their rewind and slow frame buttons).
                Ireland played well, they have good players (I still think there are some limitations with the midfield and outer backs (oh I like the Irish 15) but if the ABs can't capitalise on these weaknesses something is wrong (maybe I am).
                *yet I like Coles so I am a hypocrite.
                **not true, sorry Caelan.

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                @nostrildamus said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                Because Sexton is a mouthy git* and Doris wears sensible shoes.**
                Actually you make good points, I wonder if it is because fans don't mix like they used to (so many at home watching from tv with their rewind and slow frame buttons).
                Ireland played well, they have good players (I still think there are some limitations with the midfield and outer backs (oh I like the Irish 15) but if the ABs can't capitalise on these weaknesses something is wrong (maybe I am).
                *yet I like Coles so I am a hypocrite.
                **not true, sorry Caelan.

                I actually think there culd be a lot in the fans don't mix a lot, and tend to do a lot of discussing on the net, where everyone sounds maybe more harsh than they probably mean (well I put my hand up for that as I still find talking over a beer easier) and then everyone digs in. I go into a few forums, and find the interaction in general is a lot less friendly etc than when we talk in person.

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                  @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                  Why start Nepo? It's not like our scrum creaks against Ireland with that second row pushing. And Nepo offers less than nothing around the ground.

                  I am happy that Ofa has paid for his terrible performance. It goes without saying that it would be much better if we had a better alternative than Nepo.

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                  @Bovidae said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                  @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                  Why start Nepo? It's not like our scrum creaks against Ireland with that second row pushing. And Nepo offers less than nothing around the ground.

                  I am happy that Ofa has paid for his terrible performance. It goes without saying that it would be much better if we had a better alternative than Nepo.

                  I am surprised Ofa is there at all.

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                    @Bovidae said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                    @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                    Why start Nepo? It's not like our scrum creaks against Ireland with that second row pushing. And Nepo offers less than nothing around the ground.

                    I am happy that Ofa has paid for his terrible performance. It goes without saying that it would be much better if we had a better alternative than Nepo.

                    I am surprised Ofa is there at all.

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                    @nostrildamus said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                    @Bovidae said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                    @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                    Why start Nepo? It's not like our scrum creaks against Ireland with that second row pushing. And Nepo offers less than nothing around the ground.

                    I am happy that Ofa has paid for his terrible performance. It goes without saying that it would be much better if we had a better alternative than Nepo.

                    I am surprised Ofa is there at all.

                    Ta'avao is out, so based on previous Lomax would be the next option.

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                    • nostrildamusN nostrildamus

                      @Bovidae said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                      @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                      Why start Nepo? It's not like our scrum creaks against Ireland with that second row pushing. And Nepo offers less than nothing around the ground.

                      I am happy that Ofa has paid for his terrible performance. It goes without saying that it would be much better if we had a better alternative than Nepo.

                      I am surprised Ofa is there at all.

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                      That team. Lots of fullback options, not many wings. Looks like they expect high attrition in the forwards.
                      I'm an Akira fan (sometimes) but I'd like to see Grace at some stage in the ABs this year.

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                        Wonder how much discussion goes on with senior players etc(if any) while deciding on team. Just was hearing Sam W saying when Foster and co had covid a couple of weeks back that generally trainings were more or less run by players in 2nd part of test weeks, and had that was usually way it always been done.
                        Remember Tana Umaga saying they had even suggested Graham Henry not really even talking in dressing sheds before games.
                        I wonder this when trying to work out why ST isn't in team and wondering if it becuase of scrum or something.

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                          @Tim said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                          1. Andrew Porter (Leinster/UCD) 45 caps
                          2. Dan Sheehan (Leinster/Lansdowne) 9 caps
                          3. Tadhg Furlong (Leinster/Clontarf) 59 caps
                          4. Tadhg Beirne (Munster/Lansdowne) 32 caps
                          5. James Ryan (Leinster/UCD) 45 caps
                          6. Peter O'Mahony (Munster/Cork Constitution) 86 caps
                          7. Josh van der Flier (Leinster/UCD) 42 caps
                          8. Caelan Doris (Leinster/St Mary's College) 19 caps
                          9. Jamison Gibson Park (Leinster) 19 caps
                          10. Johnny Sexton (Leinster/St Mary's College) 107 caps CAPTAIN
                          11. James Lowe (Leinster) 14 caps
                          12. Bundee Aki (Connacht/Galwegians) 39 caps
                          13. Robbie Henshaw (Leinster/Buccaneers) 59 caps
                          14. Mack Hansen (Connacht) 5 caps
                          15. Hugo Keenan (Leinster/UCD) 22 caps

                          Reserves:

                          1. Rob Herring (Ulster/Ballynahinch) 27 caps
                          2. Cian Healy (Leinster/Clontarf) 117 caps
                          3. Finlay Bealham (Connacht/Buccaneers) 24 caps
                          4. Kieran Treadwell (Ulster/Ballymena) 7 caps
                          5. Jack Conan (Leinster/Old Belvedere) 29 caps
                          6. Conor Murray (Munster/Garryowen) 98 caps
                          7. Joey Carbery (Munster/Clontarf) 34 caps
                          8. Keith Earls (Munster/Young Munster) 97 caps

                          That's a good looking bloody line up too. Is Henshaw as good at 13 as 12?

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                          @Dan54. Irish pretty much at full strength bar Ringrose. But Aki might me a bigger handful for Havili and RTS. Henshaw good enough for either Jersey.

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                            Wonder how much discussion goes on with senior players etc(if any) while deciding on team. Just was hearing Sam W saying when Foster and co had covid a couple of weeks back that generally trainings were more or less run by players in 2nd part of test weeks, and had that was usually way it always been done.
                            Remember Tana Umaga saying they had even suggested Graham Henry not really even talking in dressing sheds before games.
                            I wonder this when trying to work out why ST isn't in team and wondering if it becuase of scrum or something.

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                            @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                            Wonder how much discussion goes on with senior players etc(if any) while deciding on team. Just was hearing Sam W saying when Foster and co had covid a couple of weeks back that generally trainings were more or less run by players in 2nd part of test weeks, and had that was usually way it always been done.
                            Remember Tana Umaga saying they had even suggested Graham Henry not really even talking in dressing sheds before games.
                            I wonder this when trying to work out why ST isn't in team and wondering if it becuase of scrum or something.

                            ??
                            Do you think he is weak in the scrum? Chiefs Front Row usually went from dominant to holding it's own when he departed in games.

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                              @Dan54. Irish pretty much at full strength bar Ringrose. But Aki might me a bigger handful for Havili and RTS. Henshaw good enough for either Jersey.

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                              @ARHS said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                              @Dan54. Irish pretty much at full strength bar Ringrose. But Aki might me a bigger handful for Havili and RTS. Henshaw good enough for either Jersey.

                              Bundee will be off his game. I had a quick chat to him in the stands the other night and reminded him (gently) of his CM and Chiefs roots.

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                                @Dan54. Irish pretty much at full strength bar Ringrose. But Aki might me a bigger handful for Havili and RTS. Henshaw good enough for either Jersey.

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                                @ARHS said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                                @Dan54. Irish pretty much at full strength bar Ringrose. But Aki might me a bigger handful for Havili and RTS. Henshaw good enough for either Jersey.

                                Yep ARHS and just seen Aki is at 13, not Henshaw. I just don't recall him playing there a lot, but agree he may just be a real handful.

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                                  @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                                  Wonder how much discussion goes on with senior players etc(if any) while deciding on team. Just was hearing Sam W saying when Foster and co had covid a couple of weeks back that generally trainings were more or less run by players in 2nd part of test weeks, and had that was usually way it always been done.
                                  Remember Tana Umaga saying they had even suggested Graham Henry not really even talking in dressing sheds before games.
                                  I wonder this when trying to work out why ST isn't in team and wondering if it becuase of scrum or something.

                                  ??
                                  Do you think he is weak in the scrum? Chiefs Front Row usually went from dominant to holding it's own when he departed in games.

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                                  @Crucial said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                                  @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                                  Wonder how much discussion goes on with senior players etc(if any) while deciding on team. Just was hearing Sam W saying when Foster and co had covid a couple of weeks back that generally trainings were more or less run by players in 2nd part of test weeks, and had that was usually way it always been done.
                                  Remember Tana Umaga saying they had even suggested Graham Henry not really even talking in dressing sheds before games.
                                  I wonder this when trying to work out why ST isn't in team and wondering if it becuase of scrum or something.

                                  ??
                                  Do you think he is weak in the scrum? Chiefs Front Row usually went from dominant to holding it's own when he departed in games.

                                  Yep I was just wondering, I trying to understand why he not in team. I can't say I noticed it either.

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                                    @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                                    Wonder how much discussion goes on with senior players etc(if any) while deciding on team. Just was hearing Sam W saying when Foster and co had covid a couple of weeks back that generally trainings were more or less run by players in 2nd part of test weeks, and had that was usually way it always been done.
                                    Remember Tana Umaga saying they had even suggested Graham Henry not really even talking in dressing sheds before games.
                                    I wonder this when trying to work out why ST isn't in team and wondering if it becuase of scrum or something.

                                    ??
                                    Do you think he is weak in the scrum? Chiefs Front Row usually went from dominant to holding it's own when he departed in games.

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                                    @Crucial Sami seems like one of those rare hookers who’s only ever truly upright when he’s throwing in. His body position when carrying, hitting rucks or scrumming is always impressively low. And obviously huge explosive power. Taylor has to have a huge game this weekend to justify his place. He was the 4the best hooker on the field in the second test, by some margin.

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                                      That team. Lots of fullback options, not many wings. Looks like they expect high attrition in the forwards.
                                      I'm an Akira fan (sometimes) but I'd like to see Grace at some stage in the ABs this year.

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                                      @nostrildamus said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                                      That team. Lots of fullback options, not many wings. Looks like they expect high attrition in the forwards.
                                      I'm an Akira fan (sometimes) but I'd like to see Grace at some stage in the ABs this year.

                                      Yep I wondering if Grace has put forward a case with his performance for MABs, where he seemed to carry quite strongly.

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                                        I’m hoping someone has got in the ear of the officials about that ridiculous penalty for going too far beyond the breakdown at the clean out. I don’t understand that penalty at all, especially when Ireland weren’t penalised for the same thing, or coming in from the side to clean out either. Ireland were clearing their ball at speed, and slowing ours down very effectively. We hardly fired a shot there and I’m sure that was at least partly because we toned down the aggression after that penalty.

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                                          @nostrildamus said in All Blacks vs Ireland - series decider:

                                          That team. Lots of fullback options, not many wings. Looks like they expect high attrition in the forwards.
                                          I'm an Akira fan (sometimes) but I'd like to see Grace at some stage in the ABs this year.

                                          Yep I wondering if Grace has put forward a case with his performance for MABs, where he seemed to carry quite strongly.

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                                          @Dan54 Big Grace fan (as you can see from previous posts) and I think Sotutu and Grace should be in the ABs as specialist No.8s competing for the position against each other. But you'd think Sotutu would get a go first and foremost if they were taking this line of thought? His SR form was great (he had a big improvement in physicality), his No.8 skills off the back of the scrum are exceptional... and yet he hasn't been sighted.

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