2017 New Zealand U20s
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@Wurzel said in 2017 New Zealand U20s:
Can anyone explain to me how the CRFU let Will Jordan sign with Ta$man?
Because it's good to care about your little brother every now and a gain....
@ACT-Crusader said in 2017 New Zealand U20s:
@Wurzel said in 2017 New Zealand U20s:
Can anyone explain to me how the CRFU let Will Jordan sign with Ta$man?
Because it's good to care about your little brother every now and a gain....
Might be a loan type arrangement, he's been playing club rugby down here
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@ACT-Crusader said in 2017 New Zealand U20s:
@Wurzel said in 2017 New Zealand U20s:
Can anyone explain to me how the CRFU let Will Jordan sign with Ta$man?
Because it's good to care about your little brother every now and a gain....
Might be a loan type arrangement, he's been playing club rugby down here
@SammyC I think we've signed him for two years.
Apparently he's got aspirations of becoming smarter, better-looking and acquiring some dress sense. All of which made coming to Nelson a no-brainer.
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@SammyC I think we've signed him for two years.
Apparently he's got aspirations of becoming smarter, better-looking and acquiring some dress sense. All of which made coming to Nelson a no-brainer.
@Chris-B. said in 2017 New Zealand U20s:
@SammyC I think we've signed him for two years.
Apparently he's got aspirations of becoming smarter, better-looking and acquiring some dress sense. All of which made coming to Nelson a no-brainer.
I think that's a good move from both unions (providing of course he wants to play for the crusaders)
We have a lot of exciting young outside backs lining up to make the Canterbury squad in the next couple of years. Would be nice to hold onto them.
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@Chris-B. said in 2017 New Zealand U20s:
@SammyC I think we've signed him for two years.
Apparently he's got aspirations of becoming smarter, better-looking and acquiring some dress sense. All of which made coming to Nelson a no-brainer.
I think that's a good move from both unions (providing of course he wants to play for the crusaders)
We have a lot of exciting young outside backs lining up to make the Canterbury squad in the next couple of years. Would be nice to hold onto them.
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NZU20 team to play Ireland (Thursday 8 June, 11.30pm NZT):
1 Ezekiel Lindenmuth (Auckland)
2 Asafo Aumua (Wellington)
3 Alex Fidow (Wellington)
4 Isaia Walker-Leawere (Wellington)
5 Sam Caird (Waikato)
6 Sam Slade (Auckland)
7 Tom Christie (Canterbury)
8 Luke Jacobson (C) (Waikato)
9 Ereatara Enari (VC) (Canterbury)
10 Tiaan Falcon(Hawke's Bay)
11 Caleb Clarke(Auckland)
12 Orbyn Leger (Counties Manukau)
13 Braydon Ennor (Canterbury)
14 Tima Faingaanuku ( Ta$man)
15 Will Jordan ( Ta$man)Reserves:
16 John (JP) Sauni (Auckland)
17 Harrison Allan (Canterbury)
18 Pouri Rakete-Stones (Hawke's Bay)
19 Adrian Choat (Auckland)
20 Marino Mikaele-Tuu (Hawke's Bay)
21 Kemara Hauiti-Parapara(Wellington)
22 Thomas Umaga-Jensen (Wellington)
23 Josh McKay (Canterbury)http://www.allblacks.com/News/30924/nz-under-20s-named-to-face-ireland
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Jacob Pierce hadn't played yet? He in the squad isn't he? Although there seems to be 3 other locks.
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The Italians were just lacking a bit of belief. Still its their best U20 side since they've been in the competition.
The baby blacks should be looking to run up a big score on Ireland, as Ireland are sending out the reserves.
@profitius said in 2017 New Zealand U20s:
The Italians were just lacking a bit of belief. Still its their best U20 side since they've been in the competition.
The baby blacks should be looking to run up a big score on Ireland, as Ireland are sending out the reserves.
Many injuries?
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The basics done well there between Leger and Ennor. Lovely try down the right-hand side.
