Springboks vs All Blacks 2
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@Bones said in Springboks vs All Blacks 2:
Yeah thought we might be able to steal one game.... think that was the one last week. Neatly lifted it, put it in our undies without even being seen then knocked ourselves out running into a glass door on the way out.
Oh, the imagery...
@Victor-Meldrew said in Springboks vs All Blacks 2:
@Bones said in Springboks vs All Blacks 2:
Yeah thought we might be able to steal one game.... think that was the one last week. Neatly lifted it, put it in our undies without even being seen then knocked ourselves out running into a glass door on the way out.
Oh, the imagery...
You can keep it?!
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How is it makeshift? If absolutely everyone was available there would be very few changes. Like it or not this is the top side.
@mariner4life said in Springboks vs All Blacks 2:
How is it makeshift? If absolutely everyone was available there would be very few changes. Like it or not this is the top side.
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Fears : Jordan under Pollard's bombs - lineout because of the smallest ever FL trio of the professional era - lack of speed on the wings.
Hopes : quick ball for DMac as Ratima's passing is sharper than TJP's - Scrum should work even better thanks to its cohesion (same starting front five) - Pollard less dangerous than Feinberg with ball in hand.@cgrant said in Springboks vs All Blacks 2:
Fears : Jordan under Pollard's bombs - lineout because of the smallest ever FL trio of the professional era - lack of speed on the wings.
Hopes : quick ball for DMac as Ratima's passing is sharper than TJP's - Scrum should work even better thanks to its cohesion (same starting front five) - Pollard less dangerous than Feinberg with ball in hand.If we can get Ratima , Reece and Telea making 5/6 yards in and around the ruck keeping their forwards occupied it will go along away to creating space out wide.
Hopefully Jordan has a crack wifh one or two counter attacks early doors to remind them kicking deep comes with consequences.
Similarly , any penalty within 60 meters and Jordie should be having a shot. Can’t believe we didn’t do it last week. Just to lay down a marker.
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ABs by 10. We weren’t fall apart in the last 15 this week.
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@OomPB said in Springboks vs All Blacks 2:
Weather is great at the most southern tip of Africa. Braai on the deck.
Greatest thing to ever come out of South Africa along with biltong
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@pakman said in Springboks vs All Blacks 2:
I really don’t understand what the point of these interviews are
@voodoo said in Springboks vs All Blacks 2:
@pakman said in Springboks vs All Blacks 2:
I really don’t understand what the point of these interviews are
NZ and Ireland are corporate middle management rhetoric up the wazoo.
The Irish copied us, as they thought we were best in class. It’s just insufferable. Inane. Robots.
“In that space”
“Learnings”
“Best foot forward”
“Looking forward to the challenge”
“Look within ourselves”
“Walk towards the challenge”
“Find your why”
No insight, no passion, no rallying cries, no snide remarks, no barbs, no insinuation, no threats. Nothing.
The same speech regardless of opponent.
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@voodoo said in Springboks vs All Blacks 2:
@pakman said in Springboks vs All Blacks 2:
I really don’t understand what the point of these interviews are
NZ and Ireland are corporate middle management rhetoric up the wazoo.
The Irish copied us, as they thought we were best in class. It’s just insufferable. Inane. Robots.
“In that space”
“Learnings”
“Best foot forward”
“Looking forward to the challenge”
“Look within ourselves”
“Walk towards the challenge”
“Find your why”
No insight, no passion, no rallying cries, no snide remarks, no barbs, no insinuation, no threats. Nothing.
The same speech regardless of opponent.
@Jet It’s pretty funny watching SB try remember his media training in realtime though.
And it’s not totally his fault. The quality of questions is shocking.
Just once I’d like to see something like:
You think you’ve got the wood on the boks at scrums?
So that’s an area you feel you can get dominance?
So fans should expect the scrum to stay straight on the bok feed?
As opposed to wheeling like it did on several scrums the boks fed last week.
Was there any reason that only happened in the AB 22?
Same coincidence that the scrum didn’t wheel on AB put ins?
Same sort of coincidence that the scrum only collapsed on AB feeds?
And never in the AB 22?
Going back to how you plan to attain scrum dominance, should we expect the ABs to keep the ball in the scrum longer this week instead of the quick strike we saw last week?
Thanks Scotty, you’ve been a lovely, lovely witness.
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.......and lessss go!!!! Round 2 here we come.... Go
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Come on Ray you got this
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Go the Bokke!
(Just getting The Curse of the Meldrew's working.....)
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Rooms a bit dusty
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This time fellas let's see some of that passion and energy on the field and not just the haka aye
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Haka over. Up for it.
