Podcast tonight with Kev Horwill - your questions please
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jollyswagman
Ron Walden (29)
much debate in other threads about the best lock combinations heading into World Cup.....would love to know who big Kev rates as the best option / first pic lock for the wobblies (beside himself of course)
RedsHappy
Tony Shaw (54)
To JH:
1. Without giving away 'Reds' trade secrets', can you comment upon how 2011 game plans were formulated at the Reds, and how effective you assess the Reds' game plans were in general throughout the season, and why.
2. Much no doubt deserved attention has been focussed upon Link's role with the Reds, but could you comment upon the roles and value of the specialist support coaches of McKay, Taylor and Fowler.
(Well done Gaggs for getting JH on, can't wait to hear the cast!)
1. Without giving away 'Reds' trade secrets', can you comment upon how 2011 game plans were formulated at the Reds, and how effective you assess the Reds' game plans were in general throughout the season, and why.
2. Much no doubt deserved attention has been focussed upon Link's role with the Reds, but could you comment upon the roles and value of the specialist support coaches of McKay, Taylor and Fowler.
(Well done Gaggs for getting JH on, can't wait to hear the cast!)
Ruggo
Mark Ella (57)
We blame front rowers for scrum deficiencies but why are the locks rarely blamed when the scrum does not perform?
Please ask him will the Reds return to Darwin next year to defend the Territory cup they won against the Brumbies?
Ask him about the differences in coaching style between Robbie Deans and Link.
Cheers
Please ask him will the Reds return to Darwin next year to defend the Territory cup they won against the Brumbies?
Ask him about the differences in coaching style between Robbie Deans and Link.
Cheers
RH - cheers, although Mr Timms deserves the praise for getting Kev back on
Ruggo - I think we asked the first one of your questions in our first podcast with him a few months ago http://www.greenandgoldrugby.com/podcast-12-im-so-excited/
Ruggo - I think we asked the first one of your questions in our first podcast with him a few months ago http://www.greenandgoldrugby.com/podcast-12-im-so-excited/
redstragic
Alan Cameron (40)
The guys pay out a lot on him for talking fast. But he doesn't. Ask him where the joke started?
waratahjesus
Greg Davis (50)
dear Kev,
as someone who does alot of grunt work and carrys himself with self respect, when you watch the young blokes such as JOC (James O'Connor), Kurtley and Quade tweeting about getting there hair tinted or talking about there constant need for a decent cafe to meet and talk about oprah, do you wish you played in a mens team?
as someone who does alot of grunt work and carrys himself with self respect, when you watch the young blokes such as JOC (James O'Connor), Kurtley and Quade tweeting about getting there hair tinted or talking about there constant need for a decent cafe to meet and talk about oprah, do you wish you played in a mens team?
Ignoto
Greg Davis (50)
What makes a good line out caller and why was Simmons picked to run the line out at the Reds instead of him (even though His/Kevs experience was/is significantly higher).
How can the Wallabies ensure they don't lose the battle at the breakdown? The Reds were quite effective in securing their own ball, but also putting pressure on the opposite team - Is there an emphasis of being dominant at the break down in the Wallabies camp?
How can the Wallabies ensure they don't lose the battle at the breakdown? The Reds were quite effective in securing their own ball, but also putting pressure on the opposite team - Is there an emphasis of being dominant at the break down in the Wallabies camp?
ACT Crusader
Jim Lenehan (48)
At what point did the Reds "turn things around"
When he has been selected at blindside, has he approached the game any different. Not talking about the scrummaging, but did he feel he had to do "more" or "less" of something/anything?
When did he become so adept to not rolling away and lying all over the opposition side?
When he has been selected at blindside, has he approached the game any different. Not talking about the scrummaging, but did he feel he had to do "more" or "less" of something/anything?
When did he become so adept to not rolling away and lying all over the opposition side?
Further to Ignoto's question, what involved in calling a lineout? Is there more to it than "throw it to 5"? What sort of things does the caller need to take into account?
When he wins the Bledisloe and World cups this year, would he mind if I drink out of them? I'd also be keen to eat a Rib-Eye off the Mandella plate.. can that be arranged?
When he wins the Bledisloe and World cups this year, would he mind if I drink out of them? I'd also be keen to eat a Rib-Eye off the Mandella plate.. can that be arranged?
Boomer
Alfred Walker (16)
Kev, captaincy... Poey had a crack leading the team against the Yarpies. There's the frequently floated suggestion on these boards that you could do the job.
Do you want to be the captain of the Wallabies?
Assuming the answer is 'yes'; looking forward, what do you think your chances are?
Have the coaching staff let you and the other aspirants know where you stand in the hierarchy?
Do you want to be the captain of the Wallabies?
Assuming the answer is 'yes'; looking forward, what do you think your chances are?
Have the coaching staff let you and the other aspirants know where you stand in the hierarchy?
Boomer
Alfred Walker (16)
Sully, sorry for doubling up. Great minds, eh?
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