He still has issues with passes over 10m right to left, you would think that he would have worked through these glaring areas of weakness in his game
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He still has issues with passes over 10m right to left, you would think that he would have worked through these glaring areas of weakness in his game
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John Thornett (49)
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The NZRU Commissariat has taken this advice on board and has forthwith dispatched comrade Retallick to Pitcairn Island. There he is to undergo extensive retraining under renowned skills coach Dr P.Gunston (PhD, homeopathic internet memery).
The Commissariat is confident that Dr Gunston will have comrade Retallick throwing 75m passes of both hands and producing 400m kicks off his left foot by kickoff for the Chiefs semifinal in ~34 hours. Failing this, it is expected that comrade Retallick will be well equipped by Dr Gunston for a swift career switch into internet shitposting of Japanese gifs on rugby boards.
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The NZRU Commissariat has taken this advice on board and has forthwith dispatched comrade Retallick to Pitcairn Island. There he is to undergo extensive retraining under renowned skills coach Dr P.Gunston (PhD, homeopathic internet memery).
The Commissariat is confident that Dr Gunston will have comrade Retallick throwing 75m passes of both hands and producing 400m kicks off his left foot by kickoff for the Chiefs semifinal in ~34 hours. Failing this, it is expected that comrade Retallick will be well equipped by Dr Gunston for a swift career switch into internet shitposting of Japanese gifs on rugby boards.
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wamberal
Phil Kearns (64)
Future test player that guy
Only if he plays for the Woodies. Keep it in the family, and all that.
Barrett is pretty good off the tee as well.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby...ails-holeinone-ahead-of-super-rugby-semifinal
The altitude might have helped.
That said, Bernard Foley only hits about 130m with his 6 iron.
Brumby Runner
Jason Little (69)
I think I'm coming around to the idea of Foley as captain. Bernard is a certain starter and if nothing else is a cool head.
Hooper, I think, doesn't seem to get th support of the team when he leads the Tahs, and there are certainly doubts in my mind about his decision making. Also, long term, I want to see Hooper moved to the bench as an impact player. I don't want to see both Pocock and Hooper playing together for long periods, and I would much prefer Pocock to start at 7 alongside say RHP and Timani in the backrow which would allow the whole scrum to function again as a distinct forwards pack as it should be.
Brumby Runner
Jason Little (69)
Future test player that guy
Indubitably.
chiraag
Larry Dwyer (12)
DHP a dark horse for captain? Has pretty much started every test for the Wallabies for the last couple of years, plays the full 80 most games, is level headed and speaks well.
When he's taken the role at the Force, his ref management has been good as well. Certainly not petulant as Moore, Hooper and Genia come across as sometimes when dealing with the refs.
Possibly a bit too far away from the action. But maybe it could result in him taking a few more of the kicks for touch instead of Foley, which would be a huge boost for the Wallabies.
When he's taken the role at the Force, his ref management has been good as well. Certainly not petulant as Moore, Hooper and Genia come across as sometimes when dealing with the refs.
Possibly a bit too far away from the action. But maybe it could result in him taking a few more of the kicks for touch instead of Foley, which would be a huge boost for the Wallabies.
very dark, like no chance
Micheal
Nicholas Shehadie (39)
I'll fall back to my "almost any" clause here.
Skelton physically dominated him this year when they met in Super Rugby???
He's not a particular stellar looking bloke???
His interviews are pretty shite???
Thats all I can come up with.
Joe King
Dave Cowper (27)
Does anyone think there is a connection between why Qld always win SoO, and why the AB's always win the Bled of recent times? Or a connection between why the NSW Blues always lose the SoO, and why the Wallabies always lose the Bled of recent times?
Not suggesting anything spooky, but more to do with similar motivation, attitude, team culture, coaching, etc.
Anything is this?
I feel like the Wallabies should have spent a training session with the Qld RL team rather than the NSW one.
Not suggesting anything spooky, but more to do with similar motivation, attitude, team culture, coaching, etc.
Anything is this?
I feel like the Wallabies should have spent a training session with the Qld RL team rather than the NSW one.
TSR
Andrew Slack (58)
Looks are relatively. Not good looking for a catwalk model, perfect 10 for what a lock should look like.
