NZ and World Rugby Awards 2022
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This is all small fry compared to the major outrage here.
21 years or these men's awards and there has never been a single nomination for a prop. If that's not discrimination against our bigger boned brethren, I don't know what is.
0/109 nominations for props 2001-2022
Prop = 0
Hooker = 5
Lock = 10
Flanker = 25
No 8 = 10
Scrum-half = 11
Fly-half = 19
Centre = 14
Wing = 9
Fullback = 6 -
@MajorRage look, I fucking hate you for making me do this, but didn't they only make number 1 this year?
@Bones said in NZ and World Rugby Awards 2022:
@MajorRage look, I fucking hate you for making me do this, but didn't they only make number 1 this year?
Yeah. I'm referencing the WR statement. Here is what they said about Sexton / VDF
" Sexton, named Player of the Year in 2018, and first-time nominee Josh van der Flier were part of the Ireland team that claimed an historic series win against the All Blacks in New Zealand."
No mention of ranking etc. I'm not saying they are shit players. Pretty far from it. They just aren't in my World XV, whereas Dupont & Am are. I acknowledge that I may just be being pissy here as I hate Irish rugby. Everything form their style, their "recruiting", their punditry/commentary & a lot of their fans just pisses me off.
Thats usually a sign they have a good team tbf.
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This is all small fry compared to the major outrage here.
21 years or these men's awards and there has never been a single nomination for a prop. If that's not discrimination against our bigger boned brethren, I don't know what is.
0/109 nominations for props 2001-2022
Prop = 0
Hooker = 5
Lock = 10
Flanker = 25
No 8 = 10
Scrum-half = 11
Fly-half = 19
Centre = 14
Wing = 9
Fullback = 6@Margin_Walker said in NZ and World Rugby Awards 2022:
This is all small fry compared to the major outrage here.
21 years or these men's awards and there has never been a single nomination for a prop. If that's not discrimination against our bigger boned brethren, I don't know what is.
0/109 nominations for props 2001-2022
Prop = 0
Hooker = 5
Lock = 10
Flanker = 25
No 8 = 10
Scrum-half = 11
Fly-half = 19
Centre = 14
Wing = 9
Fullback = 6RedBeard! Nice to see you back mate!!
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@Bones said in NZ and World Rugby Awards 2022:
@MajorRage look, I fucking hate you for making me do this, but didn't they only make number 1 this year?
Yeah. I'm referencing the WR statement. Here is what they said about Sexton / VDF
" Sexton, named Player of the Year in 2018, and first-time nominee Josh van der Flier were part of the Ireland team that claimed an historic series win against the All Blacks in New Zealand."
No mention of ranking etc. I'm not saying they are shit players. Pretty far from it. They just aren't in my World XV, whereas Dupont & Am are. I acknowledge that I may just be being pissy here as I hate Irish rugby. Everything form their style, their "recruiting", their punditry/commentary & a lot of their fans just pisses me off.
Thats usually a sign they have a good team tbf.
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International Rugby Players Men’s Try of the Year
- Rodrigo Fernandez (Chile, v USA on 9 July)
- Chris Harris (Scotland, v Italy on 12 March)
- Edoardo Padovani (Italy, v Wales on 19 March)
- Louis Rees-Zammit (Wales, v South Africa on 2 July)
Three counter-attacking tries that started deep inside the attacking team’s own half and one example of pure pace. Chile fly-half Rodrigo Fernandez picked up the ball just outside his 22 and then slalomed past six USA defenders before reaching the line, a feat made all the more implausible by the incredibly wet conditions. Chris Harris finished off a fine team counter-attack for Scotland against Italy, while Edoardo Padovani touched down for the Azzurri against Wales following a scintillating break from Ange Capuozzo. Louis Rees-Zammit, meanwhile, used his acceleration to leave the South African defence trailing in his wake.
@Stargazer said in NZ and World Rugby Awards 2022:
International Rugby Players Men’s Try of the Year
- Rodrigo Fernandez (Chile, v USA on 9 July)
- Chris Harris (Scotland, v Italy on 12 March)
- Edoardo Padovani (Italy, v Wales on 19 March)
- Louis Rees-Zammit (Wales, v South Africa on 2 July)
Three counter-attacking tries that started deep inside the attacking team’s own half and one example of pure pace. Chile fly-half Rodrigo Fernandez picked up the ball just outside his 22 and then slalomed past six USA defenders before reaching the line, a feat made all the more implausible by the incredibly wet conditions. Chris Harris finished off a fine team counter-attack for Scotland against Italy, while Edoardo Padovani touched down for the Azzurri against Wales following a scintillating break from Ange Capuozzo. Louis Rees-Zammit, meanwhile, used his acceleration to leave the South African defence trailing in his wake.
Love the Italian try, individual brilliance but then the calm to make the right play and put his teamate over. Beautiful
That Wales try is fine, but is it really a top 5 try in the world for the year???
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@Stargazer said in NZ and World Rugby Awards 2022:
International Rugby Players Men’s Try of the Year
- Rodrigo Fernandez (Chile, v USA on 9 July)
- Chris Harris (Scotland, v Italy on 12 March)
- Edoardo Padovani (Italy, v Wales on 19 March)
- Louis Rees-Zammit (Wales, v South Africa on 2 July)
Three counter-attacking tries that started deep inside the attacking team’s own half and one example of pure pace. Chile fly-half Rodrigo Fernandez picked up the ball just outside his 22 and then slalomed past six USA defenders before reaching the line, a feat made all the more implausible by the incredibly wet conditions. Chris Harris finished off a fine team counter-attack for Scotland against Italy, while Edoardo Padovani touched down for the Azzurri against Wales following a scintillating break from Ange Capuozzo. Louis Rees-Zammit, meanwhile, used his acceleration to leave the South African defence trailing in his wake.
Love the Italian try, individual brilliance but then the calm to make the right play and put his teamate over. Beautiful
That Wales try is fine, but is it really a top 5 try in the world for the year???
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@voodoo said in NZ and World Rugby Awards 2022:
That Wales try is fine, but is it really a top 5 try in the world for the year???
against the WORLD CHAMPION SPRINGBOKS and beating Am, who is on top of the world this year.
@Bones said in NZ and World Rugby Awards 2022:
@voodoo said in NZ and World Rugby Awards 2022:
That Wales try is fine, but is it really a top 5 try in the world for the year???
against the WORLD CHAMPION SPRINGBOKS and beating Am, who is on top of the world this year.
My bad
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@Margin_Walker said in NZ and World Rugby Awards 2022:
This is all small fry compared to the major outrage here.
21 years or these men's awards and there has never been a single nomination for a prop. If that's not discrimination against our bigger boned brethren, I don't know what is.
0/109 nominations for props 2001-2022
Prop = 0
Hooker = 5
Lock = 10
Flanker = 25
No 8 = 10
Scrum-half = 11
Fly-half = 19
Centre = 14
Wing = 9
Fullback = 6RedBeard! Nice to see you back mate!!
@MajorRage said in NZ and World Rugby Awards 2022:
@Margin_Walker said in NZ and World Rugby Awards 2022:
This is all small fry compared to the major outrage here.
21 years or these men's awards and there has never been a single nomination for a prop. If that's not discrimination against our bigger boned brethren, I don't know what is.
0/109 nominations for props 2001-2022
Prop = 0
Hooker = 5
Lock = 10
Flanker = 25
No 8 = 10
Scrum-half = 11
Fly-half = 19
Centre = 14
Wing = 9
Fullback = 6RedBeard! Nice to see you back mate!!
Can't be Redbeard. He lumped in "Prop" as one position.
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@Daffy-Jaffy hah I was gonna say I thought Arundell was an odd call - the try was a cracker though.
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This is all small fry compared to the major outrage here.
21 years or these men's awards and there has never been a single nomination for a prop. If that's not discrimination against our bigger boned brethren, I don't know what is.
0/109 nominations for props 2001-2022
Prop = 0
Hooker = 5
Lock = 10
Flanker = 25
No 8 = 10
Scrum-half = 11
Fly-half = 19
Centre = 14
Wing = 9
Fullback = 6@Margin_Walker said in NZ and World Rugby Awards 2022:
This is all small fry compared to the major outrage here.
21 years or these men's awards and there has never been a single nomination for a prop. If that's not discrimination against our bigger boned brethren, I don't know what is.
0/109 nominations for props 2001-2022
Prop = 0
Hooker = 5
Lock = 10
Flanker = 25
No 8 = 10
Scrum-half = 11
Fly-half = 19
Centre = 14
Wing = 9
Fullback = 6I’ve not seen a line out maul try nominated for Try of the Year either.
Funny how WR want to hand out awards for exciting running rugby scores yet run the game so that the most productive scoring option is from a maul. -
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With the Men's 15s Breakthrough Player of the Year
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