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    Only Sam Whitelock and Will Jordan. No Ardie Savea.

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    Again no Fluhler.

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    Geeezzzzzz, they picked Demant!!

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    Lol what a complete joke these Awards are.

    These awards should be fan voted, too much Northern bias.

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    @Canes4life With fan votes you get even more Northern bias, if only because there'd be many more people voting from the NH. Fan voting is per definition biased and if there's more than one player from a country, that would split the votes, too, and possibly result in a player from another country winning.

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    @Stargazer said in NZ and World Rugby Awards 2022:

    @Canes4life With fan votes you get even more Northern bias, if only because there'd be many more people voting from the NH. Fan voting is per definition biased and if there's more than one player from a country, that would split the votes, too, and possibly result in a player from another country winning.

    Something needs to change because the uproar on social media and the comments on the World Rugby page show that even supporters of other nations were shocked the likes of Ardie weren't nominated.

    World Rugby are fast losing respect from their fans and it's hurting the game IMO.

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    I thought it had to be VDF or Dupont all along. Capuozzo obvious also. I think the Northern teams played far better than Southern ones this year and the awards reflect that.
    Might have had Ardie 3rd all the same

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    There's plenty of examples over the years where the best player hasn't won this award. But to deny Fluhler a spot is fucking ludicrous.

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    Too much emphasis on the 6N. Fluhler skinned Scarratt for her try.

    They haven't even selected Tui and Woodman on their correct wing.

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    @Canes4life did you see the post (cant recall by who, but one of the panel) talking about the process?

    It does seem pretty reasonable with a diverse panel and with the number on the panel there would be a wide range of players nominated, but is still somewhat a surprise that Ardie didnt even make the final 4 (some of the SM comments are hilarious though, but is full of fucktards that know less than fuck all, in fact, if they knew they knew fuck all, they'd know more than they do currently)

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    @Canes4life said in NZ and World Rugby Awards 2022:

    @Stargazer said in NZ and World Rugby Awards 2022:

    @Canes4life With fan votes you get even more Northern bias, if only because there'd be many more people voting from the NH. Fan voting is per definition biased and if there's more than one player from a country, that would split the votes, too, and possibly result in a player from another country winning.

    Something needs to change because the uproar on social media and the comments on the World Rugby page show that even supporters of other nations were shocked the likes of Ardie weren't nominated.

    World Rugby are fast losing respect from their fans and it's hurting the game IMO.

    Don’t think it’s doing anything to the game tbh. If you’re relying on the right people getting the end of year awards for the good of your game, you’re in trouble. There are way more pressing issues. Like making the RWC draw 3 years out.

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    Just shows what an amazing effort it was by the BFs to win the world cup without a forward pack.

    Shout out to how amazing a player Am is too, making the dream team playing half as many games as anyone else.

    Clearly shows how big a deal it is to perform against NZ teams.

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    The other nominees are Ange Capuozzo and Damien Penaud.

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    https://www.allblacks.com/news/nominees-announced-for-2022-asb-rugby-awards/

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    @Bovidae What they didn't include in the list, but is mentioned in the text:

    All teams in black that took the field in 2022 will be in the running for adidas New Zealand Team of the Year, and their respective coaches nominated for ASB New Zealand Coach of the Year.

    Surely, the Black Ferns and Wayne Smith will take these awards home? The only team and coach that have actually won a big prize! Weird that the ABs and Foster are even in the running for this award. Must be an automatic nomination.


    The full list of nominees are:

    New Zealand Rugby Referee of the Year
    Maggie Cogger-Orr (Auckland)
    Brendon Pickerill (North Harbour)
    Ben O'Keeffe (Auckland)

    Charles Monro Rugby Volunteer of the Year
    Cathy Charles (Otago)
    Andrew Gemmell (Thames Valley)
    Allen Grainger (Waikato)

    New Zealand Rugby Age Grade Player of the Year
    George Bell (Canterbury)
    Peter Lakai (Wellington)
    Payton Spencer (Auckland)

    Ian Kirkpatrick Medal
    Siu Kakala (South Canterbury)
    Sam Parkes (Ngāti Porou East Coast)
    Semi Vodosese (Whanganui)

    Duane Monkley Medal
    Bryn Gatland (North Harbour)
    Emoni Narawa (Bay of Plenty)
    Peter Lakai (Wellington)

    Fiao'o Faamausili Medal
    Luka Connor (Bay of Plenty)
    Maia Joseph (Otago)
    Charmaine Smith (Northland)

    ASB National Men's Coach of the Year
    Leo Crowley (Wellington)
    Scott Robertson (Crusaders)
    Nigel Walsh (South Canterbury)

    ASB National Women's Coach of the Year
    Blair Baxter (Canterbury)
    Allan Bunting (Chiefs Manawa)
    Blair Cross (Hawke’s Bay)

    DHL Super Rugby Pacific Player of the Year
    Will Jordan (Crusaders)
    Stephen Perofeta (Blues)
    Ardie Savea (Hurricanes)

    Sky Super Rugby Aupiki Player of the Year
    Luka Connor (Chiefs Manawa)
    Liana Mikaele-Tu'u (Blues)
    Joanah Ngan-Woo (Hurricanes)

    Tom French Memorial Māori Player of the Year
    Ruahei Demant (Tē Whānau ā Apanui / Te Whakatōhea / Ngāti Awa)
    Stacey Fluhler (Ngāi Tūhoe)
    TJ Perenara (Ngāti Rangitihi / Te Arawa)

    Richard Crawshaw Memorial All Blacks Sevens Player of the Year
    Ngarohi McGarvey-Black
    Sam Dickson
    Caleb Tangitau

    Black Ferns Sevens Player of the Year
    Michaela Blyde
    Sarah Hirini
    Risaleaana (Risi) Pouri-Lane

    Black Ferns Player of the Year
    Ruahei Demant
    Theresa Fitzpatrick
    Stacey Fluhler
    Sarah Hirini

    All Blacks Player of the Year
    Jordie Barrett
    Ardie Savea
    Samisoni Taukei’aho
    Sam Whitelock

    adidas National Men's Team of the Year
    Crusaders
    Ngāti Porou East Coast
    South Canterbury
    Wellington

    adidas National Women's Team of the Year
    Canterbury
    Chiefs Manawa
    Hawke's Bay

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    @Stargazer said in NZ and World Rugby Awards 2022:

    TJ Perenara (Ngāti Rangitihi / Te Arawa)

    WTF? How on earth did he get a nomination for this award? He's been barely average for most of the year.

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