Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November

[voodoo]

Floodgates

[Jailbreak7]

About bloody time

[Anonymous]

@Yeetyaah said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:

Can we appreciate Aaron Smith? Dude is popping off.

Speaking of, it must be about time for TJ?

[Canes4life]

@Yeetyaah take Cane off before Ardie. He’s been immense.

[chimoaus]

Rolls Royce engine in a shitty replica body at the moment. Forwards outshining the backs easily.

[Yeetyaah]

@Canes4life lmao no he hasn't

[antipodean]

Good lineout and well done Ardie.

[akan004]

@Anonymous said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:

@Yeetyaah said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:

Can we appreciate Aaron Smith? Dude is popping off.

Speaking of, it must be about time for TJ?

God no.

[Toddy]

Good try from Ardie.

[Siam]

@canefan said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:

@nostrildamus said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:

@canefan said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:

@nostrildamus said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:

Akira looks the likeliest to power over the line?

He's played well. Been physical, got involved, done his core jobs well. Done other stuff too, generated a knock down turnover and a line out steal

he might have had 2 steals, but maybe I am mistaken.
Yeah I was just thinking who should they be aiming to get the ball to, close to the line..

Maybe. He's been very good in a generally good team forward performance

Fify?

[Kiwiwomble]

@Anonymous said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:

@Yeetyaah said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:

Can we appreciate Aaron Smith? Dude is popping off.

Speaking of, it must be about time for TJ?

...so not floodgates open then?

[nostrildamus]

Ardie has played well Cane has played well but don't take Akira off!

[No Quarter]

We're dominating them. That had to happen in the end, they'll be absolutely stuffed.

[JC]

That try wasArdie’s best work of the night so far. by miles

[gt12]

That’s the ideal way to use Ardie

[Yeetyaah]

I don't get the respect ideal coming from Argentina. Like "I'm playing for my country, there's not respect." But then they cheat in the scrum and try to start confrontations at every maul and scrum collapse. So dumb.

[canefan]

@Siam said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:

@canefan said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:

@nostrildamus said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:

@canefan said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:

@nostrildamus said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:

Akira looks the likeliest to power over the line?

He's played well. Been physical, got involved, done his core jobs well. Done other stuff too, generated a knock down turnover and a line out steal

he might have had 2 steals, but maybe I am mistaken.
Yeah I was just thinking who should they be aiming to get the ball to, close to the line..

Maybe. He's been very good in a generally good team forward performance

Fify?

Yeah. Backs a bit clueless

[kiwiinmelb]

Reiko in midfield

[Tim]

@Canes4life Really coming into his own in the 2nd half.

Nice lineout move.

[Chester Draws]

@MN5 said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:

@Chester-Draws said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:

@Canes4life said in Argentina Two: Newcastle, 28 November:

@Chester-Draws it only works if we have the right players in that position. Unfortunately we don’t atm so it’s easy for the opposition to read.

Goodhue just gets rag dolled nearly every time he goes into contact. A big drop from the likes of Nonu/SBW.

No. It is a way of playing that modern defences eat up.

What successful modern side has a crash number 12?

Don't blame Goodhue, he's a good player. Blame the coach that doesn't play to his strengths.

Well the boks did win a World Cup with Damien De Allende at 12. England got in the final with Tuilagi there too.

Big men. But the crash is only a small part of their arsenal.