Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11
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@Tim and the foot in touch leading to the jordie try which luckily was missed by Angus gardener
@family-man Like when Barrett ran straight out early on?
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@Rapido said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:
I told Reiko about 2 years ago, on thus very site, he'll get burned one day if he keeps grounding the ball like that.
No excuse for not reading it.
Bullshit decision, though.
Amusing watching people get stuck in, almost like they have been waiting for an opportunity!
He’s playing well, won’t do that again.
@Kirwan said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:
@Rapido said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:
I told Reiko about 2 years ago, on thus very site, he'll get burned one day if he keeps grounding the ball like that.
No excuse for not reading it.
Bullshit decision, though.
Amusing watching people get stuck in, almost like they have been waiting for an opportunity!
He’s playing well, won’t do that again.
I was about to post Before the decision how I like his running game in midfield , adds a different dimension to our attack
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We're not creating much, couple of good pieces of broken play rugby, but other than that the attack is shit.
Defence is good for the most part, but the wallabies have outflanked us a couple of times.
@mariner4life They've targetted Bridge knowing that he's a rubbish defender.
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@Rapido said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:
I told Reiko about 2 years ago, on thus very site, he'll get burned one day if he keeps grounding the ball like that.
No excuse for not reading it.
Bullshit decision, though.
Amusing watching people get stuck in, almost like they have been waiting for an opportunity!
He’s playing well, won’t do that again.
@Kirwan said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:
@Rapido said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:
I told Reiko about 2 years ago, on thus very site, he'll get burned one day if he keeps grounding the ball like that.
No excuse for not reading it.
Bullshit decision, though.
Amusing watching people get stuck in, almost like they have been waiting for an opportunity!
He’s playing well, won’t do that again.
Cullen did that once and certainly learnt his lesson haha
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Not impressed with savea at 8. He's not adding much. Overall the pack has been okay without being outstanding.
The skipper has been pretty fucking good though.
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@KiwiMurph Thank God the coaches didn't cave in on that one and realise that Cane is a world class player.
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@mariner4life That’s the problem. He’s not an eight yet Foster has put him there.
@broughie said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:
@mariner4life That’s the problem. He’s not an eight yet Foster has put him there.
Exactly. He's playing a pretty good 7 game, but at 8. We could do with some more thrust
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Not impressed with savea at 8. He's not adding much. Overall the pack has been okay without being outstanding.
The skipper has been pretty fucking good though.
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@family-man Like when Barrett ran straight out early on?
@Tim difference being Barrett could not avoid going into touch,Ioane could have but lack of concentration.
I’m a big fan of Ioane but prefer him on the wing -
Yeah, no clear separation unless they were looking at a different frame rate to us.
Once again Marshall prattles on about control when it isn’t the law@Crucial said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:
Yeah, no clear separation unless they were looking at a different frame rate to us.
Once again Marshall prattles on about control when it isn’t the lawHe’s very difficult to listen to. For someone who’s played the game he’s so full of shit.
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Yeah, no clear separation unless they were looking at a different frame rate to us.
Once again Marshall prattles on about control when it isn’t the law@Crucial said in Bledisloe One: Wellington, October 11:
Yeah, no clear separation unless they were looking at a different frame rate to us.
Once again Marshall prattles on about control when it isn’t the lawMarshall is correct.
A try is scored when an attacking player:
- Is first to ground the ball in the opponents’ in-goal.
The ball can be grounded in in-goal:
- By holding it and touching the ground with it; or
- By pressing down on it with a hand or hands, arm or arms, or the front of the player’s body from waist to neck.
