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  • NTAN Online
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    @game_film said in Boks v Wobblies I:

    Boks looked either lazy or gassed. Wondering if they’re currently in between cycles

    Or just pumping the odds for round 2 this week with whatever their version of the TAB is

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    @game_film said in Boks v Wobblies I:

    Boks looked either lazy or gassed. Wondering if they’re currently in between cycles

    They got outdone by space and speed. The Wallabies had a 1st 5 that knew how to exploit it also. Not sure they (Oz) get the same result with Lolesio is playing 10.

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    @ACT-Crusader said in Boks v Wobblies I:

    Not sure they (Oz) get the same result with Lolesio is playing 10.

    Who?

    😎

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  • NTAN Online
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    Pietsch (broken jaw) and Slipper (concussion) on a flight home with Donaldson (abductor strain) shortly.

    Filipo Daugunu, Rhys van Nek and Hamish Stewart heading over as injury cover

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    If your a Boks fan I don't think you should be that disconsolate. On rewatching the game, they had the game on their racquet but were undone by a series of poor tactical decisions and more importantly skill errors.

    Plenty of times in the second half they rumbled down the field pretty easily, only to have a relatively soft knock-on kill their attack. And we ran a couple of those errors (or poorly timed passes) back for tries, so doubly hurtful.

    I don't think they will win the next game by 50, but they would still be entitled to start as relatively healthy favourites. Especially if they look at 9-10 and maybe tighten the game plan a bit. Libbok reminded me a bit of Quade Cooper circa 2010 - occasional attacking brilliance overshadowed by poor defence and 2-3 complete brain explosions per game.

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    I thought Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu was their number one flyhalf.
    Why wasn't he played last week?

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    @Frank said in Boks v Wobblies I:

    I thought Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu was their number one flyhalf.
    Why wasn't he played last week?

    Because their supercoach has created astonishing depth.

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    @Frank said in Boks v Wobblies I:

    I thought Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu was their number one flyhalf.
    Why wasn't he played last week?

    His name is too long

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    @NTA said in Boks v Wobblies I:

    Not sure why the Boks decided to play touch footy instead of just bashing us.

    Next week is going to be wayyyyy different

    It's going to be "back to our DNA " comments all week I'd imagine. You know how they are going to play, but can it be countered?

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    Just read they should call Schmidt, "Pavlova", cos you know the Aussies are going to claim him. 😁 😁

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    @antipodean said in Boks v Wobblies I:

    @Frank said in Boks v Wobblies I:

    I thought Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu was their number one flyhalf.
    Why wasn't he played last week?

    Because their supercoach has created astonishing depth.

    I am wondering if their depth, outside of a few, is anything more than a heap of reasonable Super level players.

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    @Frank said in Boks v Wobblies I:

    @antipodean said in Boks v Wobblies I:

    @Frank said in Boks v Wobblies I:

    I thought Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu was their number one flyhalf.
    Why wasn't he played last week?

    Because their supercoach has created astonishing depth.

    I am wondering if their depth, outside of a few, is anything more than a heap of reasonable Super level players.

    Libbok's performance alone looked like a 10 playing dirty thirds. Some good stuff, followed by brain farts and dreadful passes.

    That may be his worst ever game - I don't know - but there's no way that was Test standard for a Springbok team. Now in the recent modern era even All Blacks have been given another opportunity to "flush the dunny" but I don't subscribe to that. To enforce standards they should be holding tackle bags until they demonstrate they're worthy of another chance.

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    A visual of the commentary of Wright's try

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    Perhaps rather than the whole look how innovative we are with our middle of the field lineouts and purposely short kick-offs, the Boks should have had a sensible game plan for Australia.

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    @KiwiMurph said in Boks v Wobblies I:

    @Dodge said in Boks v Wobblies I:

    Only watched the highlights but just saw a tweet, did the Boks really do the midfield lineout with 8 mins to go whilst 11 points behind?! πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

    alt text

    What am I missing here ..... I also only saw the highlights.

    A midfield line out?

    EDIT. Oh, I see now. Not a lineout, but during general play they do a line out move.

    A Rassie special?

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    Interesting, might explain out midget loosies. Still think it will bite us in the arse when a team slows the game down. 2003 all over again.

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    @MajorRage said in Boks v Wobblies I:

    @KiwiMurph said in Boks v Wobblies I:

    @Dodge said in Boks v Wobblies I:

    Only watched the highlights but just saw a tweet, did the Boks really do the midfield lineout with 8 mins to go whilst 11 points behind?! πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

    alt text

    What am I missing here ..... I also only saw the highlights.

    A midfield line out?

    EDIT. Oh, I see now. Not a lineout, but during general play they do a line out move.

    A Rassie special?

    They did it in the earlier tests this year - but it's one thing to do it for shits and giggles when you are playing Italy B and Georgia - it's another when you are down double digits with under 10 minutes left after blowing a 22-0 lead at home

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    @Kirwan said in Boks v Wobblies I:

    Interesting, might explain out midget loosies. Still think it will bite us in the arse when a team slows the game down. 2003 all over again.

    BOK as a ref was especially keen on keeping the game moving at Super level this year (even more extreme than the average) - that wouldn't have hurt the Wallabies on the weekend.

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    @antipodean said in Boks v Wobblies I:

    I can't remember a worse five-eighth performance. Libbok was dreadful.

    I can.

    Pat Howard (aged 19 and one year out from being in a team coached by his mum) for the Wallabies against the All Blacks in Carrisbrook in 1993.

    With his first touch of the ball, he stepped back into a channel where Michael Jones and Frank Bunce were waiting with very predictable results.

    One of the Aussie Props (Ewan McKenzie?) wandered up to him as he was getting up from the floor, "don't do that again, kid."

    It didn't get much better.

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