Cyclo, I would say many of us are guilty of posts sent late at night when we're either engulfed by the euphoria of a win, or wallowing in the disappointment of a loss, (added to being "tired and emotional"), which on reflection, we question the wisdom of our action!
This week New Zealand beat Ireland, Australia beat Wales, South Africa beat England, Argentina beat Italy and France didn't play. The only NH team to win this week: the mighty Scots, over Australia on Tuesday, or should that be the lowly Scots? Scotland, stone motherless last in the recent 6 Nations.
The best thing is nobody is whinging about the refereeing. Correct me if I'm wrong, but Craig Joubert had the whistle last night and he seems to be far and away the best whistleblower in the world.
Any hard drink involved Doug?
The best thing is nobody is whinging about the refereeing. Correct me if I'm wrong, but Craig Joubert had the whistle last night and he seems to be far and away the best whistleblower in the world.
I must have missed him say that. I must have made a mistake because I was wondering if the whole "conflict of interest" that was brought up during the week stopped him having a go at a tahs player.Kafe describe it as a butchered try.
There is no doubt in my mind it was. He had to see the welsh winger coming and should have known that AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) had a better angle to the line (not to mention that AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) is a better finisher)
Someone in front of me stood up as Horne was getting the ball, so I missed the 'butchering'' but I thought for certain it was a try with AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) outside him. Pretty unforgiveable really.
if there's to be an break in the S15 for Internationals, then let it be earlier, in May. It would be much better for us.
Solution: All NH competitions need to be finished by early May.
It will be interesting what team changes will be made for the All Blacks, there is a lot of talk about what changes will be made for Wales but would Deans be blooding younger guys against Wales to see if they could handle the All Blacks?Nice summary Lee. I don't think Timani is the option at 2nd row, but we need a bit more grunt in the scrums so either Sharpe or Simmons has to drop out. I would probably drop out Sharp because he can come on late in the game and add a bit more leadership when things start to get panicky, as they usually do at crunch time for the Wallabies.
Vuna is definitely not ready for test rugby. His positioning in defence was indecisive last night, and he will get caught out by the ABs who will target him very well.