Best Aussie Try - Super Rugby Round 1 2013

[Scott Allen]

You Choose - http://www.greenandgoldrugby.com/you-choose-best-aussie-try-of-round-1-2013/

 

[James Buchanan]

This one seems straightforward to me.

 

[qwerty51]

Hmm gotta say I'm surprised Mafi isn't leading. Set piece move attacking inside the 22, beautifully worked. That's what you wanna see, much harder scoring against a set defence than from open rugby.

 

[James Buchanan]

Hmm gotta say I'm surprised Mafi isn't leading. Set piece move attacking inside the 22, beautifully worked. That's what you wanna see, much harder scoring against a set defence than from open rugby.

As much as it saddens me to say as a Rebels supporter, that try strikes me as soft defence rather than amazingly constructed attack.

 

[RoffsChoice]

Support play, counter attack and personal skill combined > personal skill and terrible defense.

 

[qwerty51]

Terrible defence from a set piece? That's a man on man situation on a set defence, all credit goes to the attacking side there, anything the defence did is a reaction from the attack.

 

[Ash]

Sidey caused the Force try by not trusting his inside man. Sidey standing too far in meant that his winger had to follow him, causing the overlap. The Force shifted the ball very very well to exploit Sidey's mistake.

I'd vote Pyle's, personally, followed by Mafi.

The Brumbies' try was the result of good pressure, but it still took a lucky deflection and poor/lazy Reds cover. Kicks like that are generally a lottery, but on an advantage can be a good choice. Both of the other tries were better constructed.