NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition
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This game last year and ABs played about as bad, but Ozzie won that by playing well. Ozzie have regressed imo.
My wife said, even tho only half watching, that she thought it must be really hot and humid for the ABs to be that lethargic! Sadly I don't think so
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@stargazer They're trying to convince the masses that he played well.
@anonymous playing to the Muslim market?
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@no-quarter said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:
@stargazer said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:
@kev He isn't the best impact player anymore either.
He's been fucking superb off the bench all year. I get you want Mo'unga there but DMac has been great in black this year.
Except making the error to lose the game vs Boks in Wellington....
@kiwimurph said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:
Except making the error to lose the game vs Boks in Wellington....
Personally, I blame DMac for BB's crap kicking that night. And the hex he put on Jordie Barrett when he threw that equally crap infield pass....
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@anonymous playing to the Muslim market?
@taniwharugby said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:
@anonymous playing to the Muslim market?
They don't wanna risk being called islamophobes
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@stargazer said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:
They're talking up SBW in the post-match :man_facepalming_medium_skin_tone:
Ten runs, 28m, one defender beaten, and no clean breaks. Five tackles made, three missed, and three bloody turn overs conceded (dropped ball all three, I think), NZ only conceded 7 so he had a lions share
Crotty ran two entire metres, made three and missed one tackle. So you could talk SBW up vs him, maybe. Oh SBW six offloads too
Utter shit when you look at bender and beaudy.
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Well, it was a unique experience watching the game via Skype. Couldn't watch the game here, so skyped my brother-in-law in NZ and via his webcam and a mic I could still see what was happening and hear what was said, although not always clearly. Some buffering, sometimes some delay, but it went surprisingly well.
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Well, it was a unique experience watching the game via Skype. Couldn't watch the game here, so skyped my brother-in-law in NZ and via his webcam and a mic I could still see what was happening and hear what was said, although not always clearly. Some buffering, sometimes some delay, but it went surprisingly well.
@stargazer said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:
Well, it was a unique experience watching the game via Skype. Couldn't watch the game here, so skyped my brother-in-law in NZ and via his webcam and a mic I could still see what was happening and hear what was said, although not always clearly. Some buffering, sometimes some delay, but it went surprisingly well.
So, better quality than skygo then? :thumbs_up:
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@stargazer said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:
Well, it was a unique experience watching the game via Skype. Couldn't watch the game here, so skyped my brother-in-law in NZ and via his webcam and a mic I could still see what was happening and hear what was said, although not always clearly. Some buffering, sometimes some delay, but it went surprisingly well.
So, better quality than skygo then? :thumbs_up:
@anonymous Didn't even try that. Does that work overseas?
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@anonymous Didn't even try that. Does that work overseas?
@stargazer Technically you could get it to work. But I think anything is better than watching via SkyGo. Was watching Auckland vs Canterbury on it and it stopped every 5 minutes, and repeated itself every 30 seconds, while running at 144p. This game was a bit better though.
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Well, it was a unique experience watching the game via Skype. Couldn't watch the game here, so skyped my brother-in-law in NZ and via his webcam and a mic I could still see what was happening and hear what was said, although not always clearly. Some buffering, sometimes some delay, but it went surprisingly well.
@stargazer said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:
I could still see what was happening and hear what was said, although not always clearly.
You're obviously well on the way to becoming a fully-qualified French Ref then.... :smiling_face_with_sunglasses:
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@stargazer said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:
I could still see what was happening and hear what was said, although not always clearly.
You're obviously well on the way to becoming a fully-qualified French Ref then.... :smiling_face_with_sunglasses:
@victor-meldrew Haha! I just have to polish my French then! :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:
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Is it just me or is Sky's post match discussion just blowing smoke up all the All Blacks arses? Regardless of how players play they always talk about how amazing they are.
@anonymous That's long been my impression. Like the Channel 9 cricket of old - constantly talking up their product. Very uninteresting.
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After all the Aussie whinging about the supposed Aaron Smith obstruction leading up to Ben Smith's try, I rewatched the incident. I think Aaron Smith was entitled to change his line as he made no contact with the opposition player. It was Korobete I think who eventually ran into him. Has anyone else had a chance to watch it again? Thoughts?
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After all the Aussie whinging about the supposed Aaron Smith obstruction leading up to Ben Smith's try, I rewatched the incident. I think Aaron Smith was entitled to change his line as he made no contact with the opposition player. It was Korobete I think who eventually ran into him. Has anyone else had a chance to watch it again? Thoughts?
@akan004 said in NZ vs. Aust - Japanese yawn edition:
After all the Aussie whinging about the supposed Aaron Smith obstruction leading up to Ben Smith's try, I rewatched the incident. I think Aaron Smith was entitled to change his line as he made no contact with the opposition player. It was Korobete I think who eventually ran into him. Has anyone else had a chance to watch it again? Thoughts?
I don't think he changed his line. He ran straight and the Aussie chaser was angling across so they collided. I thought nothing in it.
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After all the Aussie whinging about the supposed Aaron Smith obstruction leading up to Ben Smith's try, I rewatched the incident. I think Aaron Smith was entitled to change his line as he made no contact with the opposition player. It was Korobete I think who eventually ran into him. Has anyone else had a chance to watch it again? Thoughts?
@akan004 From what I saw he runs in support, originally slightly ahead, but then he's a halfback that's going to be done for pace. The clash came after he was behind the ball carrier, still running in support. From the angle I saw he doesn't look to take out defenders rather than stay in support.
