Adam84
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I'm really hoping for one of the Blyth's, Jones or even Tauakipulu to come back next week. Upfield is ok, but didn't get a full pre-season not exactly an impact player.Next week I'd start Vest over Uru in the second row.
I'm really hoping for one of the Blyth's, Jones or even Tauakipulu to come back next week. Upfield is ok, but didn't get a full pre-season not exactly an impact player.Next week I'd start Vest over Uru in the second row.
Need to send him to train with an AFL coach on taking kicks for a few weeks though, it's his biggest liability currently.Jordie P for Wobs 15. Dude is playing out of his skin.
Yeah, I thought he was great in that role and that's where we should use him for now. Hopefully we'll have Jones or Blyth back to start at lock though, it'd be great to let Uru get back to his preferred position and be able to relieve Wilson well before the 80.I wouldn’t. Vest was fine off the bench. Doesn’t mean he’s a starting super rugby lock.
Took a look - don’t think Noah did anything wrong, Petaia just got himself in a bad position. 77:30 on the game clock if you’re interestedJeez would like to have a look at that lolesio tackle on Petaia
Yeah i looked also. I don't think Petaia put himself in a bad position, he ran into contact and it was a chop tackle by Noah that didn't look like he wrapped his arms. Which is why Petaia ended up headfirst into his neck. But they didn't show another angle so wont know.Took a look - don’t think Noah did anything wrong, Petaia just got himself in a bad position. 77:30 on the game clock if you’re interested
Noah went low, but it looked like Petaia jumped into it and got tilted as a result. As you said, hard to know without another angle.Yeah i looked also. I dont think Petaia put himself in a bad position at all, it was a chop tackle by Noah and didnt look like he wrapped his arms. Which is why Petaia ended up headfirst into his neck. But they didnt show another angle so wont know.
Andy Muirhead is really having a good start to this Super Rugby season.
Yeah but that was against the Force.Both Lonergan and Larkham mention a 6 day turn around.... Did they forget we played the last game of the magic round.
Ignore his deficiencies and he is an awesome player, possibly the best ever.Who was having a go at Petaia? Just ran over the top of brumbies defense then leaps over them for a try.
Ref raises his hand for a try behind Daugunu (11 Reds) at 26.27 meaning kick should be before 27.57 by my maths.Can't wait until we get a proper shot clock for these kicks
They were probably all gassed. It looked like a quick and physical gameI was a bit disappointed by the end of the game, the Brumbies had a chance to kick a field goal to end the game quickly and deny the Reds a bonus point but chose to kill the ball to touch, surely from 20m out the ball would have went dead?
I am a reds fan so am happy we got a point but wonder about the "rugby brain" involved in not knowing the game situation and how to deny an opponent a chance of beating you come season's end.
Ignore his deficiencies and he is an awesome player, possibly the best ever.
They were all gassed because the ref never blew the whistle. Knocks on, forward passes, free for alls at breakdowns, repeated collapsing scrums….none of these seem to merit a whistle. On my couch I really enjoyed it but the players would have been completely gassed by the non stop effortThey were probably all gassed. It looked like a quick and physical game
Agree Adam and I don’t think anyone could argue that officiating influenced the outcome too much. Both teams got away with a bit and I’d guess that was because both teams worked out early the ref was going to let the game flow.Whilst the officiating at times was bizarre, i enjoyed the runs of play.
I’d be interested in the statistics of the number of phases played and how many achieved 10+ from that match
I much prefer a ref who keeps his whistle in his pocket then one who blows it every chance