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Jim Clark (26)
Far out Wilson was busy. Seems to be fit!
Barbarian F.C. v Bristol Bears, 8/9/23
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Jim Lenehan (48)
Better than nothing, but wish the footage was better. Feel a little seasick watching that.
Looked like the boys were having a lot of fun out there.
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Watty Friend (18)
Ikatau now in the barbarians team v Gloucester
Drew
Bob Davidson (42)
Any idea if it’s being streamed?
molman
Jim Lenehan (48)
I couldn't find a stream otherwise I would have posted a new thread. Wish the BaaBaa's would co-ordinate something from their site in terms of video media/streaming. Hoping something might pop up here: https://www.youtube.com/@GloucesterRugbyTV/videos
Match report:
Gloucester Rugby 35-19 Barbarians
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This was the Barbarians side named:
1. Tom Lambert
2. Shunta Nakamura
3. Harry Johnson-Holmes
4. Uwe Helu
5. Caderyn Neville
6. Ned Hanigan (C)
7. Seru Uru
8. Faulua Makisi
9. Kaito Shigeno
10. Jack Debreczeni
11. Dylan Pietsch
12. Nicholas McCurran
13. Len Ikitau
14. Taichi Takahashi
15. Tom Wright
16. Lachlan Lonergan
17. Kenta Kobayashi
18. Sam Talakai
19. Lachlan Swinton
20. Harry Wilson
21. Ryan Lonergan
22. James Tuttle
23. Lachie Anderson
Not sure where JOC (James O'Connor) is?
This was the Gloucester side:
15. Reece Dunn*
14. Alex Hearle
13. Louis Hillman-Cooper*
12. Seb Atkinson
11. Ollie Thorley*
10. Adam Hastings
9. Charlie Chapman*
1. Josh Reynolds (Invitational)
2. George McGuigan
3. Kirill Gotovtsev
4. Freddie Clarke*
5. Arthur Clark* (C)
6. Ruan Ackermann
7. Harry Taylor*
8. Zach Mercer
Replacements
16. Jack Singleton
17. James Pollard*
18. Jamal Ford-Robinson
19. Ethan Hunt*
20. Naquan Smith*
21. Che Hope (Invitational)
22. Rory Taylor*
23. Ioan Jones*
*Denotes academy player or graduate.
Wilson
Phil Kearns (64)
I believe O'Connor and Paisami both flew home injured around the time Ikitau linked up with the squad.
Drew
Bob Davidson (42)
Thanks, I hope so tooI couldn't find a stream otherwise I would have posted a new thread. Wish the BaaBaa's would co-ordinate something from their site in terms of video media/streaming. Hoping something might pop up here: https://www.youtube.com/@GloucesterRugbyTV/videos
Match report:
Gloucester Rugby 35-19 Barbarians
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molman
Jim Lenehan (48)
Any word on specifics? Paisami hasn't exactly had the best run of late and JOC (James O'Connor)'s never really been the same since his run of injuries including his more recent knee issues.
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Dick Tooth (41)
I couldn't find a stream otherwise I would have posted a new thread. Wish the BaaBaa's would co-ordinate something from their site in terms of video media/streaming. Hoping something might pop up here: https://www.youtube.com/@GloucesterRugbyTV/videos
Match report:
Gloucester Rugby 35-19 Barbarians
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All the build-up, team news, score updates, reaction, analysis, stats and highlights from Kingsholm
This was the Barbarians side named:
1. Tom Lambert
2. Shunta Nakamura
3. Harry Johnson-Holmes
4. Uwe Helu
5. Caderyn Neville
6. Ned Hanigan (C)
7. Seru Uru
8. Faulua Makisi
9. Kaito Shigeno
10. Jack Debreczeni
11. Dylan Pietsch
12. Nicholas McCurran
13. Len Ikitau
14. Taichi Takahashi
15. Tom Wright
16. Lachlan Lonergan
17. Kenta Kobayashi
18. Sam Talakai
19. Lachlan Swinton
20. Harry Wilson
21. Ryan Lonergan
22. James Tuttle
23. Lachie Anderson
Not sure where JOC (James O'Connor) (James O'Connor) is?
This was the Gloucester side:
15. Reece Dunn*
14. Alex Hearle
13. Louis Hillman-Cooper*
12. Seb Atkinson
11. Ollie Thorley*
10. Adam Hastings
9. Charlie Chapman*
1. Josh Reynolds (Invitational)
2. George McGuigan
3. Kirill Gotovtsev
4. Freddie Clarke*
5. Arthur Clark* (C)
6. Ruan Ackermann
7. Harry Taylor*
8. Zach Mercer
Replacements
16. Jack Singleton
17. James Pollard*
18. Jamal Ford-Robinson
19. Ethan Hunt*
20. Naquan Smith*
21. Che Hope (Invitational)
22. Rory Taylor*
23. Ioan Jones*
*Denotes academy player or graduate.
I couldn't find a stream otherwise I would have posted a new thread. Wish the BaaBaa's would co-ordinate something from their site in terms of video media/streaming. Hoping something might pop up here: https://www.youtube.com/@GloucesterRugbyTV/videos
Match report:
Gloucester Rugby 35-19 Barbarians
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All the build-up, team news, score updates, reaction, analysis, stats and highlights from Kingsholm
This was the Barbarians side named:
1. Tom Lambert
2. Shunta Nakamura
3. Harry Johnson-Holmes
4. Uwe Helu
5. Caderyn Neville
6. Ned Hanigan (C)
7. Seru Uru
8. Faulua Makisi
9. Kaito Shigeno
10. Jack Debreczeni
11. Dylan Pietsch
12. Nicholas McCurran
13. Len Ikitau
14. Taichi Takahashi
15. Tom Wright
16. Lachlan Lonergan
17. Kenta Kobayashi
18. Sam Talakai
19. Lachlan Swinton
20. Harry Wilson
21. Ryan Lonergan
22. James Tuttle
23. Lachie Anderson
Not sure where JOC (James O'Connor) (James O'Connor) is?
This was the Gloucester side:
15. Reece Dunn*
14. Alex Hearle
13. Louis Hillman-Cooper*
12. Seb Atkinson
11. Ollie Thorley*
10. Adam Hastings
9. Charlie Chapman*
1. Josh Reynolds (Invitational)
2. George McGuigan
3. Kirill Gotovtsev
4. Freddie Clarke*
5. Arthur Clark* (C)
6. Ruan Ackermann
7. Harry Taylor*
8. Zach Mercer
Replacements
16. Jack Singleton
17. James Pollard*
18. Jamal Ford-Robinson
19. Ethan Hunt*
20. Naquan Smith*
21. Che Hope (Invitational)
22. Rory Taylor*
23. Ioan Jones*
*Denotes academy player or graduate.
Wilson
Phil Kearns (64)
I believe Paisami was concussion, he had a few on a row so it makes sense to give him proper off season time off. O'Connor was a knee injury, no idea the severity.
I think this is the most detail I've seen in the press:
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Tim Horan (67)
And doing very well. Not sure the quality of the opposition but Aussies look good. Daugunu, 2xLongeran and Ikitau are a class above. Hanigan, Neville and Uru too. I liked Canham off the bench too, excited for him to be offered 3 x Aus salary by a Japanese club I’ve never heard of.
Lambert’s try was gorgeous, fat man in space faster than spotting the Bunnings sausage sizzle.
Wilson and Wright have been less impressive. Wilson tries hard but soft in contact. Wright usual self. Electric but dumb shit. Dumb choice to run it back gave away an easy try and managed to spear tackle someone then avoid the yellow card which went to Daugunu. Bizarre.
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Bill Watson (15)
Obviously comparing apples with oranges here but the BaaBaas had a much better attacking structure vs Quins than what I've seen from the Wallabies under Jones.
LeCheese
Greg Davis (50)
He was excellent in the centres late-season for the Reds - think he might've found himself a new preferred position
Brumby Runner
Jason Little (69)
Interesting game with some impressive moments and good performances. Score even at 21 apiece with 18 minutes to go, and finished at 50 - 21 in favour of the Baa Baas.
The emphasis on attack with the ball, by both sides, was exciting and satisfying after the dross being served up by the Wallabies this year. There was good structure to the attack with excellent support play and a willingness by ball runners to look for the offload/pass. Mostly, the tackling was to a high standard as well, but the ball movement found a few holes in both the defensive lines, as you'd expect.
Goal kicking by Ryan Lonergan was faultless, including from the sideline. Kicking in general play by Lonergan, Debreczini and Ikitau was again mostly effective and a real step up from the Wallabies efforts in this regard.
I thought Pietsch had an outstanding game and was MOTM. Others to put in a good to excellent shift included Neville (his maul disruption was sorely missed at RWC), Uru who stamped himself as a real option for a lineout No 7 in the tests next year, and Ryan Lonergan who had a good sniping game to go with his fast service and goal kicking. Wright, Pietsch and Debreczini at the back under the high balls is a much better combination than anything the Wallabies have run out lately. Tom Wright is magic with ball in hand. It's when he goes to pass on to the next player that things can fall down, but as the commentators at the game observed, every action was centred around Wright.
I liked the Quins attitude and efforts in the game too.
The emphasis on attack with the ball, by both sides, was exciting and satisfying after the dross being served up by the Wallabies this year. There was good structure to the attack with excellent support play and a willingness by ball runners to look for the offload/pass. Mostly, the tackling was to a high standard as well, but the ball movement found a few holes in both the defensive lines, as you'd expect.
Goal kicking by Ryan Lonergan was faultless, including from the sideline. Kicking in general play by Lonergan, Debreczini and Ikitau was again mostly effective and a real step up from the Wallabies efforts in this regard.
I thought Pietsch had an outstanding game and was MOTM. Others to put in a good to excellent shift included Neville (his maul disruption was sorely missed at RWC), Uru who stamped himself as a real option for a lineout No 7 in the tests next year, and Ryan Lonergan who had a good sniping game to go with his fast service and goal kicking. Wright, Pietsch and Debreczini at the back under the high balls is a much better combination than anything the Wallabies have run out lately. Tom Wright is magic with ball in hand. It's when he goes to pass on to the next player that things can fall down, but as the commentators at the game observed, every action was centred around Wright.
I liked the Quins attitude and efforts in the game too.
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Bob Davidson (42)
So Aus A and some Japs?I couldn't find a stream otherwise I would have posted a new thread. Wish the BaaBaa's would co-ordinate something from their site in terms of video media/streaming. Hoping something might pop up here: https://www.youtube.com/@GloucesterRugbyTV/videos
Match report:
Gloucester Rugby 35-19 Barbarians
Gloucester Rugby celebrate 150th year with victory over the Barbarians | Gloucester Rugby
The official website of Gloucester Rugby with the latest news, fixture, ticket and merchandise information.Gloucester Rugby v Barbarians LIVE updates and team news
All the build-up, team news, score updates, reaction, analysis, stats and highlights from Kingsholm
This was the Barbarians side named:
1. Tom Lambert
2. Shunta Nakamura
3. Harry Johnson-Holmes
4. Uwe Helu
5. Caderyn Neville
6. Ned Hanigan (C)
7. Seru Uru
8. Faulua Makisi
9. Kaito Shigeno
10. Jack Debreczeni
11. Dylan Pietsch
12. Nicholas McCurran
13. Len Ikitau
14. Taichi Takahashi
15. Tom Wright
16. Lachlan Lonergan
17. Kenta Kobayashi
18. Sam Talakai
19. Lachlan Swinton
20. Harry Wilson
21. Ryan Lonergan
22. James Tuttle
23. Lachie Anderson
Not sure where JOC (James O'Connor) (James O'Connor) is?
This was the Gloucester side:
15. Reece Dunn*
14. Alex Hearle
13. Louis Hillman-Cooper*
12. Seb Atkinson
11. Ollie Thorley*
10. Adam Hastings
9. Charlie Chapman*
1. Josh Reynolds (Invitational)
2. George McGuigan
3. Kirill Gotovtsev
4. Freddie Clarke*
5. Arthur Clark* (C)
6. Ruan Ackermann
7. Harry Taylor*
8. Zach Mercer
Replacements
16. Jack Singleton
17. James Pollard*
18. Jamal Ford-Robinson
19. Ethan Hunt*
20. Naquan Smith*
21. Che Hope (Invitational)
22. Rory Taylor*
23. Ioan Jones*
*Denotes academy player or graduate.
Brumby Runner
Jason Little (69)
For the umpteenth time over the past week to 10 days, JOC (James O'Connor) has returned to Aus with injury.