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World Rugby Awards 2015

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Highlander35

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Steve Williams (59)
If its a universal award, the year will probably be from November internationals 2014 to end of world cup 2015, and so on and so forth.
 
terry j

terry j

Ron Walden (29)
I love the refs call when savea smashes his way thru three defenders and scores a try.

'Advantage over'

no shit einstein.
 
Viking

Viking

Mark Ella (57)
In a rugby world cup year, surely the team and coach will just be whoever wins the World Cup.

Hard to go past that credential and accomplishment.
 
Viking

Viking

Mark Ella (57)
Antony said:
It's got to be Eddie Jones - surely.
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Jones - An amazing win against South Africa (a history defining win) but a loss to Scotland. Overall a nice RWC campaign that put Japan thoroughly on everyone rugby radar.

Hansen - Has a ridiculous win %. Possibly a winner of the RWC.

Cheika - Possibly a winner of the RWC, took the wallabies to the final in less then one year coach. - compare this to Deans who had 4 years and made it to the semi's. Although a poor EOYT to start with which doesn't give him the greatest win %, if he wins the RWC he will no doubt be coach of the year.
 
qwerty51

qwerty51

Stirling Mortlock (74)
Jones?? For denying Japan an opportunity in the quarter finals through short-sightedness!? You're kidding.

Make no mistake, Japan would've made the quarter finals if Jones didn't play his best side vs SA and rested them for the Scotland clash. Beating SA was stupid and foolish, two go through to the QF and one was ALWAYS going to be SA. Therefore Japan's competition was Scotland and Samoa and was imperative to win vs Scotland to deny them points. Beating SA denied that.
 
cyclopath

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George Smith (75)
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Seb V said:
Jones - An amazing win against South Africa (a history defining win) but a loss to Scotland. Overall a nice RWC campaign that put Japan thoroughly on everyone rugby radar.

Hansen - Has a ridiculous win %. Possibly a winner of the RWC.

Cheika - Possibly a winner of the RWC, took the wallabies to the final in less then one year coach. - compare this to Deans who had 4 years and made it to the semi's. Although a poor EOYT to start with which doesn't give him the greatest win %, if he wins the RWC he will no doubt be coach of the year.
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Cheika is now on 73% - 11 from 15. Not bad. Obviously a smallish sample compared to other Wallabies' coaches, but there you go.
It'll be Hansen or Cheika - dependent upon which team wins.
 
Viking

Viking

Mark Ella (57)
cyclopath said:
Cheika is now on 73% - 11 from 15. Not bad. Obviously a smallish sample compared to other Wallabies' coaches, but there you go.
It'll be Hansen or Cheika - dependent upon which team wins.
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73% is very good in my opinion. I didn't realise it was that high now. I wish we could ride off the EOYT given he only had the the team for 2 weeks.
 
qwerty51

qwerty51

Stirling Mortlock (74)
Well you can. I do. I thought he had a fantastic EOYT all things considering. We nearly beat Ireland.
 
Dewald Nel

Dewald Nel

Cyril Towers (30)
Seb V said:
In a rugby world cup year, surely the team and coach will just be whoever wins the World Cup.

Hard to go past that credential and accomplishment.
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It seems so. Despite a shitty record in 2007, Jake White got it just because we won the world cup.
 
The_Brown_Hornet

The_Brown_Hornet

John Eales (66)
qwerty51 said:
Jones?? For denying Japan an opportunity in the quarter finals through short-sightedness!? You're kidding.

Make no mistake, Japan would've made the quarter finals if Jones didn't play his best side vs SA and rested them for the Scotland clash. Beating SA was stupid and foolish, two go through to the QF and one was ALWAYS going to be SA. Therefore Japan's competition was Scotland and Samoa and was imperative to win vs Scotland to deny them points. Beating SA denied that.
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What a load of shit. Firstly, that result will do more for Japanese rugby than just about anything in their history and secondly they were on low rest anyway. Blame the schedule, not Eddie.
 
Dctarget

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Tim Horan (67)
Player of the year. I presume this is separate from player of the tournament?


Alun Wyn Jones
Greg Laidlaw
Dan Carter
Julian Savea
Michael Hooper
David Pocock
 
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