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Super Rugby 2023

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    All Blacks coach Ian Foster said the load management of All Blacks during this year's DHL Super Rugby Pacific was a natural evolution of systems applied in the past and had not been created with the Rugby World Cup in mind.
    "It's an individualised approach where we look at our players separately," he said.

    Under previous protocols, two byes and two games away from the team environments were applied. Strategies were always worked out with the Super sides.

    "It's been complicated by Super Rugby only having one bye this year, which effectively means you take out a natural break for players.”

    Foster said what had been agreed with the Super Rugby clubs for 2023 was that some of the more senior players would not play more than five games in a row.

    Exceptions would be made for All Blacks who had lower playing minutes last year, younger players, or those returning from long-term injuries. This had been discussed with the clubs, and there would be some six-game exceptions.

    "The overwhelming theme is to have them available for the vast majority of Super Rugby Pacific because that competition is vital for us, but also that we make sure that we do what we can to have a responsible management plan."

    The Super Rugby clubs had developed their plans for 2023 to ensure all players were available for the playoff games, he said.

    https://www.allblacks.com/news/all-blacks-will-be-available-for-majority-of-super-rugby-foster/

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      All Blacks coach Ian Foster said the load management of All Blacks during this year's DHL Super Rugby Pacific was a natural evolution of systems applied in the past and had not been created with the Rugby World Cup in mind.
      "It's an individualised approach where we look at our players separately," he said.

      Under previous protocols, two byes and two games away from the team environments were applied. Strategies were always worked out with the Super sides.

      "It's been complicated by Super Rugby only having one bye this year, which effectively means you take out a natural break for players.”

      Foster said what had been agreed with the Super Rugby clubs for 2023 was that some of the more senior players would not play more than five games in a row.

      Exceptions would be made for All Blacks who had lower playing minutes last year, younger players, or those returning from long-term injuries. This had been discussed with the clubs, and there would be some six-game exceptions.

      "The overwhelming theme is to have them available for the vast majority of Super Rugby Pacific because that competition is vital for us, but also that we make sure that we do what we can to have a responsible management plan."

      The Super Rugby clubs had developed their plans for 2023 to ensure all players were available for the playoff games, he said.

      https://www.allblacks.com/news/all-blacks-will-be-available-for-majority-of-super-rugby-foster/

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      @Daffy-Jaffy said in Super Rugby 2023:

      All Blacks coach Ian Foster said the load management of All Blacks during this year's DHL Super Rugby Pacific was a natural evolution of systems applied in the past and had not been created with the Rugby World Cup in mind.
      "It's an individualised approach where we look at our players separately," he said.

      Under previous protocols, two byes and two games away from the team environments were applied. Strategies were always worked out with the Super sides.

      "It's been complicated by Super Rugby only having one bye this year, which effectively means you take out a natural break for players.”

      Foster said what had been agreed with the Super Rugby clubs for 2023 was that some of the more senior players would not play more than five games in a row.

      Exceptions would be made for All Blacks who had lower playing minutes last year, younger players, or those returning from long-term injuries. This had been discussed with the clubs, and there would be some six-game exceptions.

      "The overwhelming theme is to have them available for the vast majority of Super Rugby Pacific because that competition is vital for us, but also that we make sure that we do what we can to have a responsible management plan."

      The Super Rugby clubs had developed their plans for 2023 to ensure all players were available for the playoff games, he said.

      https://www.allblacks.com/news/all-blacks-will-be-available-for-majority-of-super-rugby-foster/

      All appears very sensible rather than having strict rules that are then bent or broken.

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        • Saturday 4 February 2023 - Exies Sports Club, Griffith - 8.30pm NZT (6.30pm local; Super W game at 4.00pm local time)
          Waratahs v Brumbies


        You have to pay for the livestream, but they'll post the tries on twitter:

        https://twitter.com/BarTVTriesRU/status/1621639539306672128

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          • Saturday 4 February 2023 - Exies Sports Club, Griffith - 8.30pm NZT (6.30pm local; Super W game at 4.00pm local time)
            Waratahs v Brumbies


          You have to pay for the livestream, but they'll post the tries on twitter:

          https://twitter.com/BarTVTriesRU/status/1621639539306672128

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          @Stargazer $7 to watch a single trial game. They're delusional.

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            @Dan54 The coaching influence look fairly significant, the Reds with Kane Hames as assistant to Thorn and the Force has a Kiwi in charge. Wouldn't surprise me if the Aussie and even Drua are fielding around 5 Kiwis or guys who have gone through the Kiwi setup on average.

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            @SBW1 Hames is a superb pick up for the Reds , will bring some great technical value in and around front row play.
            Like the look of this squad.

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            • antipodeanA antipodean

              @Stargazer $7 to watch a single trial game. They're delusional.

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              @antipodean said in Super Rugby 2023:

              @Stargazer $7 to watch a single trial game. They're delusional.

              I went and watched the Springboks at Athletic Park in 94 for less than half of that

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                @antipodean said in Super Rugby 2023:

                @Stargazer $7 to watch a single trial game. They're delusional.

                I went and watched the Springboks at Athletic Park in 94 for less than half of that

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                @MN5 Geez mate who got your ticket, I went too but certainly not that cheap!

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                  @MN5 Geez mate who got your ticket, I went too but certainly not that cheap!

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                  @Dan54 said in Super Rugby 2023:

                  @MN5 Geez mate who got your ticket, I went too but certainly not that cheap!

                  I was at college. I think we got a discount

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                    @Dan54 said in Super Rugby 2023:

                    @MN5 Geez mate who got your ticket, I went too but certainly not that cheap!

                    I was at college. I think we got a discount

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                    #389

                    @MN5 You certainly must of, unfortunately the only game I got into cheap because I was in a collge team was Hawkes Bay vs France in 1968 when my college team was in HB playing Lindisfarne college!!Lol

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                      https://twitter.com/NSWWaratahs/status/1621800908475736065?s=20&t=MXJDYGuZYauw94wYvIyx-A

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                          Halftime 12 all.

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                            The Reds tries v the Force, preseason game -
                            https://twitter.com/i/status/1622055819075526656

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                              With more than 30,000 rugby fans attending the first ever Super Round over the ANZAC weekend, SAZAAR CEO Brendan Morris remained confident they can build on it whilst 'building on the lessons of last year.'

                              “It is fantastic that based on last year’s success we are heading to Melbourne once again for Super Round," Morris believes.

                              "The concept of having all the matches at one venue, in one city, over a single weekend is a big attraction for the tournament and is appealing to our fans.

                              30,000 isn't that much for an entire weekend with so many games
                              Last year? He's already living in 2023?
                              Was it really a success?

                              https://www.rugby.com.au/news/super-round-to-return-to-melbourne-in-2023-2022915

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                              @Stargazer said in Super Rugby 2023:

                              With more than 30,000 rugby fans attending the first ever Super Round over the ANZAC weekend, SAZAAR CEO Brendan Morris remained confident they can build on it whilst 'building on the lessons of last year.'

                              “It is fantastic that based on last year’s success we are heading to Melbourne once again for Super Round," Morris believes.

                              "The concept of having all the matches at one venue, in one city, over a single weekend is a big attraction for the tournament and is appealing to our fans.

                              30,000 isn't that much for an entire weekend with so many games
                              Last year? He's already living in 2023?
                              Was it really a success?

                              https://www.rugby.com.au/news/super-round-to-return-to-melbourne-in-2023-2022915

                              Just bought my ticket for the Friday night. 3 NZ teams in action including the good guys.

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                                @Stargazer said in Super Rugby 2023:

                                With more than 30,000 rugby fans attending the first ever Super Round over the ANZAC weekend, SAZAAR CEO Brendan Morris remained confident they can build on it whilst 'building on the lessons of last year.'

                                “It is fantastic that based on last year’s success we are heading to Melbourne once again for Super Round," Morris believes.

                                "The concept of having all the matches at one venue, in one city, over a single weekend is a big attraction for the tournament and is appealing to our fans.

                                30,000 isn't that much for an entire weekend with so many games
                                Last year? He's already living in 2023?
                                Was it really a success?

                                https://www.rugby.com.au/news/super-round-to-return-to-melbourne-in-2023-2022915

                                Just bought my ticket for the Friday night. 3 NZ teams in action including the good guys.

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                                @ACT-Crusader will be there too :clinking_beer_mugs:

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                                  I'll be there Friday and Sunday

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                                    Vaiolini Ekuasi who was in the blues wtg last season has signed with the Rebels. He is a beast of a player but obviously got passed in the development pecking order by Rob Rush. I blame Alama Ieremia for giving him no game time in favour of playing an Aussie at number 8 all season, who was a good player but not a number 8.
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                                      https://www.smh.com.au/sport/rugby-union/super-size-rugby-bulked-up-waratahs-emerge-from-gym-to-power-up-new-season-20230209-p5cj8n.html

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                                        Aussie preseason results:

                                        Brumbies 35 - 33 Rebels
                                        Waratahs 33 - 32 Reds

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                                          Aussie preseason results:

                                          Brumbies 35 - 33 Rebels
                                          Waratahs 33 - 32 Reds

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                                          @Stargazer said in Super Rugby 2023:

                                          Aussie preseason results:

                                          Brumbies 35 - 33 Rebels
                                          Waratahs 33 - 32 Reds

                                          If it was a proper season game, the Waratahs would have lost. Nemani Nadolo blatantly spilled the ball over the line in the final minutes but because they didn't have a TMO at the ground, the ref called it from what he thought happened and awarded a try. Cost the Reds $25000 apparently.

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