Exodus
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Bryn Hall has signed with Top League One club Shizuoka Blue Revs.
@Stargazer said in Exodus:
Bryn Hall has signed with Top League One club Shizuoka Blue Revs.
Shame. But good on him.
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Another MP player gone.
https://twitter.com/MoanaPasifika_/status/1547349478327615488
Benetton media release:
https://benettonrugby.it/henry-stowers-alimenta-il-pack-dei-leoni/ -
Another MP player gone.
https://twitter.com/MoanaPasifika_/status/1547349478327615488
Benetton media release:
https://benettonrugby.it/henry-stowers-alimenta-il-pack-dei-leoni/@Stargazer Big loss for them.
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Another MP player gone.
https://twitter.com/MoanaPasifika_/status/1547349478327615488
Benetton media release:
https://benettonrugby.it/henry-stowers-alimenta-il-pack-dei-leoni/@Stargazer He wouldâve been a good pick up for Wellington in the NPC being a local boy. Surprised MP didnât sign him long term.
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Unwanted All Black George Bridge is set to leave New Zealand to take up an overseas deal. Bridge wonât be back at the Crusaders for a seventh season next year, and had been linked with a move to the Chiefs in recent weeks. However, itâs understood the 27-year-old isnât interested in playing for another New Zealand franchise and will relocate somewhere considerably further north than Hamilton.He doesn't have the right skillset for wing but I've always thought he should have a crack at fullback with another franchise
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Unwanted All Black George Bridge is set to leave New Zealand to take up an overseas deal. Bridge wonât be back at the Crusaders for a seventh season next year, and had been linked with a move to the Chiefs in recent weeks. However, itâs understood the 27-year-old isnât interested in playing for another New Zealand franchise and will relocate somewhere considerably further north than Hamilton.He doesn't have the right skillset for wing but I've always thought he should have a crack at fullback with another franchise
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Unwanted All Black George Bridge is set to leave New Zealand to take up an overseas deal. Bridge wonât be back at the Crusaders for a seventh season next year, and had been linked with a move to the Chiefs in recent weeks. However, itâs understood the 27-year-old isnât interested in playing for another New Zealand franchise and will relocate somewhere considerably further north than Hamilton.He doesn't have the right skillset for wing but I've always thought he should have a crack at fullback with another franchise
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@Duluth assume they told him he is well down the pecking order and therefore not worth fighting for a spot for the RWC?
Shame, cos guys like him are exactly the type NZ need at NPC and super level!
@taniwharugby said in Exodus:
@Duluth assume they told him he is well down the pecking order and therefore not worth fighting for a spot for the RWC?
Shame, cos guys like him are exactly the type NZ need at NPC and super level!
The year before a WC is a good time to leave as the market is a bit light this year and will be heavy next year.
Good luck to him.
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@taniwharugby said in Exodus:
@Duluth assume they told him he is well down the pecking order and therefore not worth fighting for a spot for the RWC?
Shame, cos guys like him are exactly the type NZ need at NPC and super level!
The year before a WC is a good time to leave as the market is a bit light this year and will be heavy next year.
Good luck to him.
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@gt12 yep realise that and don't begrudge these guys to make money while they can, but keeping experienced guys like this is quite important for the next wave of players, after all, we got a whole buncha cash comin'
@taniwharugby said in Exodus:
@gt12 yep realise that and don't begrudge these guys to make money while they can, but keeping experienced guys like this is quite important for the next wave of players, after all, we got a whole buncha cash comin'
Agreed, but Iâd rather we spent the money on Hall or someone like Dixon so they could help develop game drivers. Sadly, we cant invest in experienced wingers with no more AB life (especially those who should be fullbacks)
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@taniwharugby said in Exodus:
@gt12 yep realise that and don't begrudge these guys to make money while they can, but keeping experienced guys like this is quite important for the next wave of players, after all, we got a whole buncha cash comin'
Agreed, but Iâd rather we spent the money on Hall or someone like Dixon so they could help develop game drivers. Sadly, we cant invest in experienced wingers with no more AB life (especially those who should be fullbacks)
@gt12 I did say "guys like this", which captured guys like that too...
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How on earth does a player go from a lock in the AB squad one year to not getting a new contract from his franchise and buggering off overseas the next?
How on earth does a player go from a lock in the AB squad one year to not getting a new contract from his franchise and buggering off overseas the next?
Because he was incorrectly getting selected ahead of better players last year. I blame Foster & Robertson. At least they both realised their error this year
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How on earth does a player go from a lock in the AB squad one year to not getting a new contract from his franchise and buggering off overseas the next?
Because he was incorrectly getting selected ahead of better players last year. I blame Foster & Robertson. At least they both realised their error this year
How on earth does a player go from a lock in the AB squad one year to not getting a new contract from his franchise and buggering off overseas the next?
Because he was incorrectly getting selected ahead of better players last year. I blame Foster & Robertson. At least they both realised their error this year
Doesn't help when you aren't even a lock in your Super team
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I rate Bridge. High work rate, usually low error rate, versatile and usually dependable. Doesnât have the x-factor of Jordan or Faingaâanuku so I can understand why he was overlooked especially when his form dipped.
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I rate Bridge. High work rate, usually low error rate, versatile and usually dependable. Doesnât have the x-factor of Jordan or Faingaâanuku so I can understand why he was overlooked especially when his form dipped.
@TheMojoman said in Exodus:
I rate Bridge. High work rate, usually low error rate, versatile and usually dependable. Doesnât have the x-factor of Jordan or Faingaâanuku so I can understand why he was overlooked especially when his form dipped.
Yeah but when those qualities let him down there was nothing to fall back on.
Dropping him is one of the only things Foster has gotten right.
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I rate Bridge. High work rate, usually low error rate, versatile and usually dependable. Doesnât have the x-factor of Jordan or Faingaâanuku so I can understand why he was overlooked especially when his form dipped.
@TheMojoman said in Exodus:
usually low error rate
I'm not sure I buy that. Does this just mean he doesn't drop it? Because he definitely makes errors ball in hand - things like getting chucked over the sideline, somehow not scoring when the line is wide open, etc, etc.
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@TheMojoman said in Exodus:
usually low error rate
I'm not sure I buy that. Does this just mean he doesn't drop it? Because he definitely makes errors ball in hand - things like getting chucked over the sideline, somehow not scoring when the line is wide open, etc, etc.
@TheMojoman said in Exodus:
usually low error rate
I'm not sure I buy that. Does this just mean he doesn't drop it? Because he definitely makes errors ball in hand - things like getting chucked over the sideline, somehow not scoring when the line is wide open, etc, etc.
Agree. Even at Super level I never fully trusted him. I guess I still had PTSD from his effort against the BIL where he dropped nearly every high ball that went his way. Yes, I hold a grudge.
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@TheMojoman said in Exodus:
usually low error rate
I'm not sure I buy that. Does this just mean he doesn't drop it? Because he definitely makes errors ball in hand - things like getting chucked over the sideline, somehow not scoring when the line is wide open, etc, etc.
