Tasman v Wellington
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Ta$man
1 Tim Perry
2 Andrew Makalio
3 Issac Salmon
4 Alex Ainley ( c )
5 Shannon Frizell
6 Ethan Blackadder
7 Vernon Fredericks
8 Jordan Taufua
9 Billy Guyton
10 Mitchell Hunt
11 James Lowe
12 Alex Nankivell
13 Levi Aumua
14 Tima Faingaanuku
15 Will JordanReserves:
16 Ti’i Paulo
17 Tom Hill
18 Ryan Coxon
19 Quinten Strange
20 Pete Samu
21 Finlay Christie
22 Tim O’Malley
23 Trael Joass -
Ta$man
1 Tim Perry
2 Andrew Makalio
3 Issac Salmon
4 Alex Ainley ( c )
5 Shannon Frizell
6 Ethan Blackadder
7 Vernon Fredericks
8 Jordan Taufua
9 Billy Guyton
10 Mitchell Hunt
11 James Lowe
12 Alex Nankivell
13 Levi Aumua
14 Tima Faingaanuku
15 Will JordanReserves:
16 Ti’i Paulo
17 Tom Hill
18 Ryan Coxon
19 Quinten Strange
20 Pete Samu
21 Finlay Christie
22 Tim O’Malley
23 Trael Joass@Stargazer Still no Halanukonuka and no Hames, though Makalio made a difference coming off the bench last week. Bench props look weak. Salmon went OK last week, though - for a rookie. Same lineout that struggled in the first half.
Aumua needs to step up to replace Havili, who made a big difference last week. Wonder why we're not allowed him this week.
Faingaanuku could also do with a big game. He's not looked close to the class of Will Jordan. I'd sign the latter for the Crusaders, but probably not the former on what I've seen so far.
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Ben Lam, Julian Savea, Wes Goosen, Regan Verney, Losi Filipo, Jackson Garden-Bachop, Kemara Hauiti-Parapara, Brad Shields (c), Du'Plessis Kirifi, Will Mangos, James Blackwell, Sam Lousi, Alex Fidow, Leni Apisai, Tolu Fahamokioa
Reserves: Asafo Aumua, Sitiveni Paongo, Ha'amea Ahio, Isaia Walker-Leawere, Mateaki Kafatolu, Sheridan Rangihuna, Dan Kirkpatrick, Levi Harmon
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Be good if Ta$man can do us a favour and tip Wellington over. Don't want them getting too much of a lead on the Championship ladder.
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Be good if Ta$man can do us a favour and tip Wellington over. Don't want them getting too much of a lead on the Championship ladder.
@Gunner cant see it, Wellington looking pretty sharp this year.
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@canefan I thought he showed a bit of toe on the Goosen break that Lam scored from motoring up the left, so probably a bit more to do with laziness??
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@canefan I thought he showed a bit of toe on the Goosen break that Lam scored from motoring up the left, so probably a bit more to do with laziness??
@taniwharugby said in Ta$man v Wellington:
@canefan I thought he showed a bit of toe on the Goosen break that Lam scored from motoring up the left, so probably a bit more to do with laziness??
I dont think its laziness at all - he's just not the same athlete he was.
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Nice jynx lads - Ta$man are storming home. Wonder if 3rd game in a short time will see Wellington fade.
@KiwiMurph said in Ta$man v Wellington:
Nice jynx lads - Ta$man are storming home. Wonder if 3rd game in a short time will see Wellington fade.
Ran out of gas a bit, but also ran out of good players. Bench didn't seem to offer much and Ta$man started to hold onto the ball, which meant they weren't missing tackles.
More crucial points, but far from convincing. Tim Perry probably MoM, with Blackadder Jr. and Mitch Hunt close behind. James Lowe pretty handy, as well.
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@taniwharugby said in Ta$man v Wellington:
@canefan I thought he showed a bit of toe on the Goosen break that Lam scored from motoring up the left, so probably a bit more to do with laziness??
I dont think its laziness at all - he's just not the same athlete he was.
@KiwiMurph said in Ta$man v Wellington:
I mean in that play he looked to have gas while tracking toward where Goosen was, but if he looks slow elsewhere it is laziness.
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@canefan I thought he showed a bit of toe on the Goosen break that Lam scored from motoring up the left, so probably a bit more to do with laziness??
@taniwharugby said in Ta$man v Wellington:
@canefan I thought he showed a bit of toe on the Goosen break that Lam scored from motoring up the left, so probably a bit more to do with laziness??
When Ta$man chipped behind him for the try it was like watching the Titanic turn
