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RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina

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  • M Machpants

    This is the same legacy that foster has been systematically dismantling since his appointment? There are many reasons none of us trust fosters ABs see the fosters first thread

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    @Machpants said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

    This is the same legacy that foster has been systematically dismantling since his appointment? There are many reasons none of us trust fosters ABs see the fosters first thread

    That just shows you have no idea of the All Blacks legacy. It as @DaGrubster built on 120 years, and I would suggest it built on teams AND supporters, and I would say Foster (or any coach or player) can no more destroy said legacy than can so called fans/supporters can in a few years. Since I have followed the ABs in very late 1950s I have seen a few coaches/players that perhaps (like Foster) I wondered if they were best man for job, but have never once thought I was the one to know more than the ones who appoint (or select players) and ever thought they were doing anything but their best to uphold the AB legacy you speak of.

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    • BerniesCornerB BerniesCorner

      Come on Foz you got this

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      @BerniesCorner said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

      Come on Foz you got this

      Yep Bernie, much more come on the players you got this I think. Foz isn't playing. But understand your point.

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      • sparkyS sparky

        They’ve announced when the team is being named. https://twitter.com/allblacks/status/1714375292620538101

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        @sparky said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

        They’ve announced when the team is being named. https://twitter.com/allblacks/status/1714375292620538101

        So is it widely accepted that the only change to the 23 will be a straight swap, Telea for Fainga'anuku?

        Possible perhaps Fainga'anuku drops to the bench, because ALB did sub on at left wing in the end.

        Other possibility is Roigard on the bench by the horses for courses argument, but I can't see it, and I doubt there will be any other changes. The team who was good enough to beat the World Number One is the one to go for, outside of Telea, that was out best 23.

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        • Dan54D Dan54

          @BerniesCorner said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

          Come on Foz you got this

          Yep Bernie, much more come on the players you got this I think. Foz isn't playing. But understand your point.

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          @Dan54 said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

          @BerniesCorner said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

          Come on Foz you got this

          Yep Bernie, much more come on the players you got this I think. Foz isn't playing. But understand your point.

          It's time to move on.
          If we win this it will be our greatest achievement

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          • BerniesCornerB BerniesCorner

            @Dan54 said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

            @BerniesCorner said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

            Come on Foz you got this

            Yep Bernie, much more come on the players you got this I think. Foz isn't playing. But understand your point.

            It's time to move on.
            If we win this it will be our greatest achievement

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            @BerniesCorner would that make Foster the greatest coach?

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              I don't have the answer but standing in a London pub watching Sam Cane, Whitelock, Tamaiti Williams face running on the pitch , Jordie Barrett and Ardie Savea doing his stuff is the best moment ever watching the ABs

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              • Dan54D Dan54

                @Machpants said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

                This is the same legacy that foster has been systematically dismantling since his appointment? There are many reasons none of us trust fosters ABs see the fosters first thread

                That just shows you have no idea of the All Blacks legacy. It as @DaGrubster built on 120 years, and I would suggest it built on teams AND supporters, and I would say Foster (or any coach or player) can no more destroy said legacy than can so called fans/supporters can in a few years. Since I have followed the ABs in very late 1950s I have seen a few coaches/players that perhaps (like Foster) I wondered if they were best man for job, but have never once thought I was the one to know more than the ones who appoint (or select players) and ever thought they were doing anything but their best to uphold the AB legacy you speak of.

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                @Dan54 said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

                @Machpants said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

                This is the same legacy that foster has been systematically dismantling since his appointment? There are many reasons none of us trust fosters ABs see the fosters first thread

                That just shows you have no idea of the All Blacks legacy. It as @DaGrubster built on 120 years, and I would suggest it built on teams AND supporters.....

                you both seem to be missing the point that some of us are making...yes...we all agree its taken 120 years to make a legacy....thats exactly why some of us feel Foz had done so much to damage to that legacy in only 4 years....you talk about supporters too, ive met far more AB fans that say they havent enjoyed watching the AB's play ( not just the results, how they are playing) over the last 4 years...far more likely to catch a replay than make an effort to watch live etc...than in the 40 years before that

                just because something took so long to build doesnt mean its impervious....just makes it more of a shame when it starts to crumble

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                  Happy with Gardner. I find it easy to understand his rulings even if I don't always agree

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                  • MiketheSnowM MiketheSnow

                    Going to this

                    This will be my first neutral test match live (as in I have no dog in the fight)

                    Was really hoping we'd be there but alas no

                    I will be cheering for Argentina though as mentioned earlier - support the team which put you out

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                    @MiketheSnow I’m going and was hoping to face Wales and have their fans singing!

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                      Hopefully ABs have reviewed the Argie game in Parramatta where Gardner was ref and Argie won.

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                      • BerniesCornerB BerniesCorner

                        @stodders said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

                        So if Angus blows a calf, Berry or Dickson will take over 😄

                        And if Smith blows a calf what's the plan.
                        Just saying.

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                        @BerniesCorner said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

                        @stodders said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

                        So if Angus blows a calf, Berry or Dickson will take over 😄

                        And if Smith blows a calf what's the plan.
                        Just saying.

                        We make urgent appointments with the cardiologist.

                        There’s two players that we can least avoid being injured, Nuggie and Ardie. Their replacements are okay-ish, but all the little stuff these two do during the game I don’t see them even in the same stratosphere.

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                          I'll say it, unless there are cards, I struggle to see a world where we lose this game. Our pack is way too good for theirs, we butchered them, particularly at scrum time with the majority of the pack that will start this one. We are too good in the backline, and we'll be way too focused on not letting this slip. There looks to be a bit of us against the world about this ABs team.

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                            Who is our 2nd in line number 8?
                            Jacobsen?
                            Yikes!

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                              Who is our 2nd in line number 8?
                              Jacobsen?
                              Yikes!

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                              @Frank if a pre-game change needs to happen it would be LJ to no.8. But in-game they will rely on Cane or Friz to step in if the unthinkable occurs.

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                                  @Kiwiwomble , I am not missing the point you are trying to make, the lagacy is that not in anyway detroyed because you know some part time supporters who say they won't watch because of Foster, or when the other things that were going to detroy trhe lagacy ie Sprinboks in 81, losing to Lions in 71, us losing 5 in a row in 98, they are ALL part of the lagacy. So you telling me all these fiends of yours didn't watch the ABs/Irish game on weekend? And they not watching the WC? You live long enough you will see it happen in any sport in any country with the bandwagon brigade,

                                  Tana Umaga speaks of the bandwagon supporters and the shit that has gone on
                                  https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby-world-cup-2023/133142590/rugby-world-cup-tana-umaga-hits-out-at-bandwagon-all-blacks-fans-and-ian-foster-criticism

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                                    And anyway back to the thread about the ABs/Pumas, I just got home from Golf Club, and all there were I think a little too relaxed how the game will go this weekend. I think we have to give Pumas a lot of repect, they have earnt their place in semi, and they don't come easily.

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                                      @Kiwiwomble , I am not missing the point you are trying to make, the lagacy is that not in anyway detroyed because you know some part time supporters who say they won't watch because of Foster, or when the other things that were going to detroy trhe lagacy ie Sprinboks in 81, losing to Lions in 71, us losing 5 in a row in 98, they are ALL part of the lagacy. So you telling me all these fiends of yours didn't watch the ABs/Irish game on weekend? And they not watching the WC? You live long enough you will see it happen in any sport in any country with the bandwagon brigade,

                                      Tana Umaga speaks of the bandwagon supporters and the shit that has gone on
                                      https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby-world-cup-2023/133142590/rugby-world-cup-tana-umaga-hits-out-at-bandwagon-all-blacks-fans-and-ian-foster-criticism

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                                      @Dan54 said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

                                      @Kiwiwomble , I am not missing the point you are trying to make, the lagacy is that not in anyway detroyed because you know some part time supporters who say they won't watch because of Foster, or when the other things that were going to detroy trhe lagacy ie Sprinboks in 81, losing to Lions in 71, us losing 5 in a row in 98, they are ALL part of the lagacy. So you telling me all these fiends of yours didn't watch the ABs/Irish game on weekend? And they not watching the WC? You live long enough you will see it happen in any sport in any country with the bandwagon brigade,

                                      Tana Umaga speaks of the bandwagon supporters and the shit that has gone on
                                      https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby-world-cup-2023/133142590/rugby-world-cup-tana-umaga-hits-out-at-bandwagon-all-blacks-fans-and-ian-foster-criticism

                                      i think its harsh to just brush off people that have watched for decades as just bandwagon jumpers but i guess thats an easy way to ignore the critics

                                      I'm a more likely to brush off the opinions of those that blindly follow along as they dont seem to be actually giving it much thought

                                      going to have to disagree with "bad" things like losses etc ADDING to the Legacy...adds to the history maybe...but people generally...IMO...talk about the legacy they are passing down as positive things

                                      Edit: did you read that article? he's calling those that criticised him last year and now falling in line Bandwagon jumpers, nothing to do with those of us who criticized him them...and dont think winning will undo the damage done

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                                        @Dan54 said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

                                        @Kiwiwomble , I am not missing the point you are trying to make, the lagacy is that not in anyway detroyed because you know some part time supporters who say they won't watch because of Foster, or when the other things that were going to detroy trhe lagacy ie Sprinboks in 81, losing to Lions in 71, us losing 5 in a row in 98, they are ALL part of the lagacy. So you telling me all these fiends of yours didn't watch the ABs/Irish game on weekend? And they not watching the WC? You live long enough you will see it happen in any sport in any country with the bandwagon brigade,

                                        Tana Umaga speaks of the bandwagon supporters and the shit that has gone on
                                        https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby-world-cup-2023/133142590/rugby-world-cup-tana-umaga-hits-out-at-bandwagon-all-blacks-fans-and-ian-foster-criticism

                                        i think its harsh to just brush off people that have watched for decades as just bandwagon jumpers but i guess thats an easy way to ignore the critics

                                        I'm a more likely to brush off the opinions of those that blindly follow along as they dont seem to be actually giving it much thought

                                        going to have to disagree with "bad" things like losses etc ADDING to the Legacy...adds to the history maybe...but people generally...IMO...talk about the legacy they are passing down as positive things

                                        Edit: did you read that article? he's calling those that criticised him last year and now falling in line Bandwagon jumpers, nothing to do with those of us who criticized him them...and dont think winning will undo the damage done

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                                        @Kiwiwomble Not just writing off people who have watched for decades as bandwagon jumpers, but watching on and off for decades when team is doing well is what bandwagon jumpers do. What supporters of a team do is support a team thorugh thick and thin , and don't say "I don't like the coach/player etc etc so I not watching anymore. That is the absolute meaning of a bandwagon person , and we not alone having them, all sports have them, we have seen huge crowds at cricket when NZ did well, hav e seen it at soccer druing the 80s ,Warriors start to sell out ground with all these great supporters who din't have time when they lost. You also get people who don't agree with everything that is happening who still support the team. A team is not the coach , or the individual players, it is the combination of them all! Mate I have not been keen on a few coaches (Mtchell, Mains,Burke etc) in my time of supporting the ABs, but regardless have never thought for a micro second that I still didn't fully support them and the rest of team.

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                                        • Dan54D Dan54

                                          @Kiwiwomble Not just writing off people who have watched for decades as bandwagon jumpers, but watching on and off for decades when team is doing well is what bandwagon jumpers do. What supporters of a team do is support a team thorugh thick and thin , and don't say "I don't like the coach/player etc etc so I not watching anymore. That is the absolute meaning of a bandwagon person , and we not alone having them, all sports have them, we have seen huge crowds at cricket when NZ did well, hav e seen it at soccer druing the 80s ,Warriors start to sell out ground with all these great supporters who din't have time when they lost. You also get people who don't agree with everything that is happening who still support the team. A team is not the coach , or the individual players, it is the combination of them all! Mate I have not been keen on a few coaches (Mtchell, Mains,Burke etc) in my time of supporting the ABs, but regardless have never thought for a micro second that I still didn't fully support them and the rest of team.

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                                          @Dan54 you're trying to force this definition of a bandwagon jumper onto to justify undermining people's opinion, i never said these people watched on and off, im talking about people that religiously would get up to watch games at 3am or go down to the pub with mates to watch a game and now are just as likely to watch a replay. You might not like it and you might be a "better" fan and i hope that makes you feel good, i know i wish i still enjoyed watching the AB's as much as i use to...but none of that actually invalidates peoples opinions other than in your head

                                          I also didn't say these people dont support the AB's anymore, people can still support a team and criticise things that are done poorly

                                          If you want to hold yourself up as the only true fan then fair play but i think you're being unfair to other including myself trying to imply they some sort of bandwagon jumper just because we feel some things over the last few years have have been unenjoyable

                                          this all might be better placed in the All Black 2023 thread or something

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