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Sevens 2021/22 (World Series, Oceania, Comm Games & R7WC)

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George Smith (75)
YC & Penalty Try NZ, Fijian made no attempt to wrap an arm even though he did put our bloke into touch.

Gotta build a lead while their skipper's off.
 

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George Smith (75)
That's one, need another before HT.

Bugger. 14-14 & try scored by the guy who got carded ~3 seconds after he got back out there.
 

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John Thornett (49)
I'd argue Henry Hutchison had his best season since about 2016.

The transition to hooker or similar has been excellent. He's a great tackler and his jackling is probably the best in the team. Playing in a role where he no longer needs to be the speedster on the wing (which he can't do well anymore) has been great for him.

Also adds leadership & experience to a young group
 

waiopehu oldboy

George Smith (75)
Fiji out-smart themselves & bomb a certain try by trying to get it under the posts. Get a penalty for high tackle which probably should've been a PT. Doesn't matter as they score anyway 21-all into the final 3 minutes.
 

waiopehu oldboy

George Smith (75)
Da fuck? Ref calls advantage & our guy immediately taps & goes? How does that work?

Anyhoo...

Leo scores, NZ 28-21 into the last 30 seconds.

NZ get the win.
 

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John Thornett (49)
Interesting if the AB's win the 7's RWC then in just over 12 months 4 nations would have all won Olympics/Comm games/World series/World cup
 

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Jimmy Flynn (14)
watching your first game of the year?
Yes, yes I was

Reading BHs post I note he has shifted away from that ‘speedster’ role which is where I found him most frustrating at in the past few years. I was not impressed with his defensive efforts in the match against Fiji this morning.
 

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John Thornett (49)
Can only be good for the sport

Even better would be for someone like Samoa to come through.

That would be good! shame Eng/Wales/Scotland have gone down the GB path. RFU are the richest union in the world & they wont support their own 7's program
 

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Steve Williams (59)
^ if it's a SA: Aus tie I think SA win by virtue of winning more Legs.
While that could also make sense, I think the first tie-breaker is still for-against points difference (but -- for this season -- only calculated on each team's best seven tournaments).

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That's what seems to separate Samoa from England (and Canada from Wales).

If calculated only on each team's best 7 tournaments, South Africa naturally had the edge when including their 4 gold tournaments in which they were undefeated.

Their last few tournaments were absolutely woeful, though, so their for-against points difference would've dropped below Australia's if all 9 tournaments were used.

Still, it didn't come to the for-against difference at the top of the table, only further down.
 

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George Smith (75)
Corey Toole did rather well at the Awards night:


x Rookie of The Year
x Impact Player of The Year (stats-based)
x member of the Dream Team
 

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George Smith (75)
Some names missing from NZ R7WC squads:

All Blacks sevens: Kurt Baker, Dylan Collier, Scott Curry, Sam Dickson (cc), Moses Leo, Ngarohi McGarvey-Black, Sione Molia (cc), Tone Ng Shiu, Amanaki Nicole, Lewis Ormond, Akuila Rokolisoa, Brady Rush, Caleb Tangitau, Regan Ware.

Black Ferns sevens: Michaela Blyde, Kelly Brazier, Stacey Fluhler, Sarah Hirini (c), Jazmin Felix-Hotham, Shiray Kaka, Jorja Miller, Risaleeana Pouri-Lane, Alena Saili, Niall Williams, Tenika Willison, Portia Woodman.

 

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Tim Horan (67)
What's the go with this 7s RWC. Surely between the actual series, commonwealth games and olympics it's a bit superfluous.
 
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