All Blacks 2022
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that mulleted blindside who was pretty average but got heeeaaaps of tests based on fuck all more than beating up Australia
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that mulleted blindside who was pretty average but got heeeaaaps of tests based on fuck all more than beating up Australia
@mariner4life said in All Blacks 2022:
that mulleted blindside who was pretty average but got heeeaaaps of tests based on fuck all more than beating up Australia
I didnt think Akira still had a Mullet?
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@mariner4life said in All Blacks 2022:
that mulleted blindside who was pretty average but got heeeaaaps of tests based on fuck all more than beating up Australia
I didnt think Akira still had a Mullet?
:fishing_pole:@bayimports you forgot the Boom Tish
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@mariner4life like who? Genuine question. Has there been a NZ player who dominated the Wallabies and then failed to kick on?
@Frye said in All Blacks 2022:
@mariner4life like who? Genuine question. Has there been a NZ player who dominated the Wallabies and then failed to kick on?
George Bridge. Played well against the Wallabies in Eden Park 2019 pre-RWC after the ABs got smashed in Perth in the earlier fixture.
He certainly had his moments at the RWC 2019 but I wouldn't say he ever 'kicked on'.
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@Frye said in All Blacks 2022:
@mariner4life like who? Genuine question. Has there been a NZ player who dominated the Wallabies and then failed to kick on?
George Bridge. Played well against the Wallabies in Eden Park 2019 pre-RWC after the ABs got smashed in Perth in the earlier fixture.
He certainly had his moments at the RWC 2019 but I wouldn't say he ever 'kicked on'.
@KiwiMurph said in All Blacks 2022:
@Frye said in All Blacks 2022:
@mariner4life like who? Genuine question. Has there been a NZ player who dominated the Wallabies and then failed to kick on?
George Bridge. Played well against the Wallabies in Eden Park 2019 pre-RWC after the ABs got smashed in Perth in the earlier fixture.
He certainly had his moments at the RWC 2019 but I wouldn't say he ever 'kicked on'.
Played in 2020 and 2021 ABS and had scored twice against the might of Japan as well.. Crusaders' fourth-highest try-scorer of all time to boot.
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@Frye said in All Blacks 2022:
@mariner4life like who? Genuine question. Has there been a NZ player who dominated the Wallabies and then failed to kick on?
George Bridge. Played well against the Wallabies in Eden Park 2019 pre-RWC after the ABs got smashed in Perth in the earlier fixture.
He certainly had his moments at the RWC 2019 but I wouldn't say he ever 'kicked on'.
@KiwiMurph said in All Blacks 2022:
@Frye said in All Blacks 2022:
@mariner4life like who? Genuine question. Has there been a NZ player who dominated the Wallabies and then failed to kick on?
George Bridge. Played well against the Wallabies in Eden Park 2019 pre-RWC after the ABs got smashed in Perth in the earlier fixture.
He certainly had his moments at the RWC 2019 but I wouldn't say he ever 'kicked on'.
Great Crusaders wingers don't make great try scoring ABs. They can slot anyone in there and they will get scores. But most are found begging at test level. Are there even any Crusaders wingers in the AB try scoring top 5?
Not even in the top 10 as of Oct 2021
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@KiwiMurph said in All Blacks 2022:
@Frye said in All Blacks 2022:
@mariner4life like who? Genuine question. Has there been a NZ player who dominated the Wallabies and then failed to kick on?
George Bridge. Played well against the Wallabies in Eden Park 2019 pre-RWC after the ABs got smashed in Perth in the earlier fixture.
He certainly had his moments at the RWC 2019 but I wouldn't say he ever 'kicked on'.
Great Crusaders wingers don't make great try scoring ABs. They can slot anyone in there and they will get scores. But most are found begging at test level. Are there even any Crusaders wingers in the AB try scoring top 5?
Not even in the top 10 as of Oct 2021
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Julian Savea's try scoring rate is incredible, was on track to be the GOAT until his form disappeared.
Cully at FB is the most impressive though, so far ahead of any other FB it's not even funny.
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@KiwiMurph said in All Blacks 2022:
@Frye said in All Blacks 2022:
@mariner4life like who? Genuine question. Has there been a NZ player who dominated the Wallabies and then failed to kick on?
George Bridge. Played well against the Wallabies in Eden Park 2019 pre-RWC after the ABs got smashed in Perth in the earlier fixture.
He certainly had his moments at the RWC 2019 but I wouldn't say he ever 'kicked on'.
Great Crusaders wingers don't make great try scoring ABs. They can slot anyone in there and they will get scores. But most are found begging at test level. Are there even any Crusaders wingers in the AB try scoring top 5?
Not even in the top 10 as of Oct 2021
@canefan said in All Blacks 2022:
@KiwiMurph said in All Blacks 2022:
@Frye said in All Blacks 2022:
@mariner4life like who? Genuine question. Has there been a NZ player who dominated the Wallabies and then failed to kick on?
George Bridge. Played well against the Wallabies in Eden Park 2019 pre-RWC after the ABs got smashed in Perth in the earlier fixture.
He certainly had his moments at the RWC 2019 but I wouldn't say he ever 'kicked on'.
Great Crusaders wingers don't make great try scoring ABs. They can slot anyone in there and they will get scores. But most are found begging at test level. Are there even any Crusaders wingers in the AB try scoring top 5?
Not even in the top 10 as of Oct 2021
Not many Crusader wingers getting 50, 60 and 70 test matches to make that list. I know, it’s a travesty and one of the great rugby injustices.
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@Frye said in All Blacks 2022:
@mariner4life like who? Genuine question. Has there been a NZ player who dominated the Wallabies and then failed to kick on?
George Bridge. Played well against the Wallabies in Eden Park 2019 pre-RWC after the ABs got smashed in Perth in the earlier fixture.
He certainly had his moments at the RWC 2019 but I wouldn't say he ever 'kicked on'.
@KiwiMurph Bridge is a good example. He waltzed past LSL in that game to setup Smith, I don't think he's making a line break like that against the top 4(?) teams.
But still I don't think either him or Fekitoa put in anything close to the MOTM performance that Jordie did.
What's exciting about Barrett at 12 is that we might finally have a threat there so that opposition are actually focusing on that channel defensively. Which should finally provide more opportunities to Mounga inside and Rieko outside.
With all due respect to DH, I don't think teams have been structuring their defence to be like "keep an eye on Havili"!
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@KiwiMurph Bridge is a good example. He waltzed past LSL in that game to setup Smith, I don't think he's making a line break like that against the top 4(?) teams.
But still I don't think either him or Fekitoa put in anything close to the MOTM performance that Jordie did.
What's exciting about Barrett at 12 is that we might finally have a threat there so that opposition are actually focusing on that channel defensively. Which should finally provide more opportunities to Mounga inside and Rieko outside.
With all due respect to DH, I don't think teams have been structuring their defence to be like "keep an eye on Havili"!
@Frye said in All Blacks 2022:
With all due respect to DH, I don't think teams have been structuring their defence to be like "keep an eye on Havili"!
Only if you look at one aspect of play. His distribution is better than Jordie's.
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@Frye said in All Blacks 2022:
With all due respect to DH, I don't think teams have been structuring their defence to be like "keep an eye on Havili"!
Only if you look at one aspect of play. His distribution is better than Jordie's.
@Bones said in All Blacks 2022:
@Frye said in All Blacks 2022:
With all due respect to DH, I don't think teams have been structuring their defence to be like "keep an eye on Havili"!
Only if you look at one aspect of play. His distribution is better than Jordie's.
So more like ‘keep an eye on who Havili passes to’
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@Bones said in All Blacks 2022:
@Frye said in All Blacks 2022:
With all due respect to DH, I don't think teams have been structuring their defence to be like "keep an eye on Havili"!
Only if you look at one aspect of play. His distribution is better than Jordie's.
So more like ‘keep an eye on who Havili passes to’
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@Frye said in All Blacks 2022:
With all due respect to DH, I don't think teams have been structuring their defence to be like "keep an eye on Havili"!
Only if you look at one aspect of play. His distribution is better than Jordie's.
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@Bones you should really stop trying to be a funny guy and actually watch Rugby once in awhile.
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@MN5 said in All Blacks 2022:
@Bones you should really stop trying to be a funny guy and actually watch Rugby once in awhile.
Did you get struck by lightning posting this?
@Kirwan said in All Blacks 2022:
@MN5 said in All Blacks 2022:
@Bones you should really stop trying to be a funny guy and actually watch Rugby once in awhile.
Did you get struck by lightning posting this?
Akira Ioane is overrated
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@Kirwan said in All Blacks 2022:
@MN5 said in All Blacks 2022:
@Bones you should really stop trying to be a funny guy and actually watch Rugby once in awhile.
Did you get struck by lightning posting this?
Akira Ioane is overrated
@MN5 said in All Blacks 2022:
@Kirwan said in All Blacks 2022:
@MN5 said in All Blacks 2022:
@Bones you should really stop trying to be a funny guy and actually watch Rugby once in awhile.
Did you get struck by lightning posting this?
Akira Ioane is overrated
Someone who doesn't watch much rugby would think that.
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@KiwiMurph Bridge is a good example. He waltzed past LSL in that game to setup Smith, I don't think he's making a line break like that against the top 4(?) teams.
But still I don't think either him or Fekitoa put in anything close to the MOTM performance that Jordie did.
What's exciting about Barrett at 12 is that we might finally have a threat there so that opposition are actually focusing on that channel defensively. Which should finally provide more opportunities to Mounga inside and Rieko outside.
With all due respect to DH, I don't think teams have been structuring their defence to be like "keep an eye on Havili"!
@Frye said in All Blacks 2022:
What's exciting about Barrett at 12 is that we might finally have a threat there so that opposition are actually focusing on that channel defensively
Well, Australia didn't seem to buy into that theory. Be interesting to see how Jordie goes when he's actually the focus of the opposition defence.
