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Mark Ella (57)
Funny he didn't saying anything about booing but you were able to immediately relate the comment to it. The intent is pretty plain.
Bledisloe #2 - AUS v NZL, Eden Park, Auckland, August 15th
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Funny he didn't saying anything about booing but you were able to immediately relate the comment to it. The intent is pretty plain.
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John Eales (66)
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The point of this is not to portray Beale as the saviour but to throw out your earlier claim that Beale coming off the bench will have a negative 10-14 point effect.
Low blow aside, the Wallabies win rate v NZ with Beale in the side is 33.33% (using ESPN Scrum which gives half a win for a draw). I'll challenge you to find a current Wallaby that betters that, that's played more than say 5 games versus them.
The point of this is not to portray Beale as the saviour but to throw out your earlier claim that Beale coming off the bench will have a negative 10-14 point effect.
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John Eales (66)
25% - 3 from 12
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Cooper is 2 from 11. 2 from 7 at 10 though - 29%.
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George Smith (75)
^^^^^^^ great try to be sure but note that as usual he's got the ball under the wrong arm: carry the ball under the left arm last week & he's at least a chance to fend Hooper with his right instead of trying to bump him off with his hip which was never gonna work with Hooper's momentum advantage.
EDIT: same with the v Reds try, ball under the wrong arm therefore cannot put a fend on & has to rely on his forward momentum to get him to the line. If he learns to carry the ball under his left arm & fend with his right he'd be even more effective than he is now.
Still a very, very good & potentially all-time-great finisher, though.
EDIT: same with the v Reds try, ball under the wrong arm therefore cannot put a fend on & has to rely on his forward momentum to get him to the line. If he learns to carry the ball under his left arm & fend with his right he'd be even more effective than he is now.
Still a very, very good & potentially all-time-great finisher, though.
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Billy Sheehan (19)
Sure was, I think he was confused about which line he was crossing until the last second.
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Greg Davis (50)
Re Savea, I read an excerpt from Corey Jane's book where he talks at length about Savea as a room mate. Apparently Savea is a grump who throws epic tantrums.
This, taken with his history of domestic violence, leads me to think he's nothing more than a flat track bully. Used to being the biggest and strongest, perhaps he's likely to crumble when faced with stern opposition.
Tl:dr: Savea throws the toys out of the pram, beats women and is therefor worth no respect.
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This, taken with his history of domestic violence, leads me to think he's nothing more than a flat track bully. Used to being the biggest and strongest, perhaps he's likely to crumble when faced with stern opposition.
Tl:dr: Savea throws the toys out of the pram, beats women and is therefor worth no respect.
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Michael Lynagh (62)
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Greg Davis (50)
Nah, none of the banter is racially motivated, even if it is mean-spirited and rude.
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Jason Little (69)
And I sincerely hope you are joking.
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