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David Wilson (68)
And thanks KOB I was wondering what I got wrong. "Second reciever" is not really a firmly used term. But it IS a target for many rush defences.
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And thanks KOB I was wondering what I got wrong. "Second reciever" is not really a firmly used term. But it IS a target for many rush defences.
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Peter Sullivan (51)
I have often wondered if Link will one day wish he stayed in charge for 4-5 years longer before taking the Wallaby job. He had a pretty good team, I think he could have probably got to the finals a few years in a row and possibly won another title.
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Peter Sullivan (51)
I think Duncan P is at 15 to give verbal support to QC (Quade Cooper) like Khunt does. I think he can read a game and this is why Khunt has been so good for the team....and should be in gold later this season.
Not a fan of Kerevi at 12, I still don't think he can pass very well (happy if he proves me wrong).
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David Wilson (68)
OK backs are not my personal experience. But honest, can not DP talk to Quade 12 to 10?
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Peter Fenwicke (45)
2014 would have been a decent chance
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David Wilson (68)
I've heard that 15 gives a good location for seeing, but does Hunt talk because he sees or because he talks? I would have thought 12 is a good spot for a productive talker.
Anyway, no doubt Nick knows what he is doing.
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Dick Tooth (41)
Really keen to see kerevi at 12, I think it's his best position. He struggles with defence at 13, too many options, but at 12 he's rock solid. He's a hell of a ball runner, and with a bit of development could become our Nonu. He's also the perfect type of player to pair with Cooper at 10, as that gives Cooper that hard running direct 12 to use as an option to get some momentum over the advantage line, like Fainga'a was used back in 2010/2011.
He's such a powerful runner that he'll attract multiple defenders, and with a bit of brains he can be used to create so much space out wide. The old 3/3/3/1 combo from the 10. Hit Kerevi a couple of times in the 12 channel, let him offload to support runners, THEN miss him and hit the 13 who's now in much more space as the defenders are focused on shutting down Kerevi.
He's such a powerful runner that he'll attract multiple defenders, and with a bit of brains he can be used to create so much space out wide. The old 3/3/3/1 combo from the 10. Hit Kerevi a couple of times in the 12 channel, let him offload to support runners, THEN miss him and hit the 13 who's now in much more space as the defenders are focused on shutting down Kerevi.
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David Wilson (68)
Depends how you want to play the game. I prefer some razzle over bish-bash. DP as second fly and Hunt as third playmaker is the stuff of dreams - if we can mature it. K and the other outside backs should have a chance in the backs plays to occasionally hit the in centre slot with intent. Design the play that way.
But give me a creative second fly over a thump it up 12 any day.
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George Smith (75)
Confirmed:
http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/...led-out-of-match-against-reds-in-new-plymouth
Some bloke by the name of Damian McKenzie may take his place. Or they may start with the Duck & when it's time for his cocoa & bikkies move DMac to 10..............
Who are these no names????
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George Smith (75)
^^^^^^^^^^ I hear that en route to New Plymouth they found one of them whitebaiting on the Mokau River & the other wagging school.......... 
If Stephen Donald comes in, it's a clear upgrade for the Chiefs to add another world cup winner to their side.
With decades of experience too.
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Peter Fenwicke (45)
Only a bonus point win will do for the Chiefs apparently.
http://i.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/su...polished-display-against-reds-in-new-plymouth
"We don't talk about bonus points in any game we go into, it's normally about opportunities, and hopefully playing well enough to put yourself into a position where you can get three more tries than the opposition," he said.
"There's no doubt when we're late in a game and we're in that spot we're discussing it. We've missed out on a couple the last two weeks.
"So they're important, but we don't want to risk losing games chasing points."
The Reds are there for the taking though, sitting third in a weak Australian conference, with two wins from nine."
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http://i.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/su...polished-display-against-reds-in-new-plymouth
"We don't talk about bonus points in any game we go into, it's normally about opportunities, and hopefully playing well enough to put yourself into a position where you can get three more tries than the opposition," he said.
"There's no doubt when we're late in a game and we're in that spot we're discussing it. We've missed out on a couple the last two weeks.
"So they're important, but we don't want to risk losing games chasing points."
The Reds are there for the taking though, sitting third in a weak Australian conference, with two wins from nine."
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I couldn't resist putting $10 on the Reds - so sorry guys, we're doomed
the Reds are the reason i don't use sports betting apps anymore, have simply lost too much money on them
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