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    @Bones said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    @ACT-Crusader pretty brutal looking forward pack both starting and bench.

    Skelton will be a big plus, will be interesting to see how long he plays for.

    I thought we did a decent job and preventing the likes of McReight and Hooper from getting turnover ball which they are both very good at. But their forward attack was able to make metres because of bodies in motion.

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    Anyway, not a lot of excitement over selections is there really, it kind of feels like another AB/Wallaby test but without much on it. Realistically the Boks got RC tied up, Bled is tied up, so we getting a trot in the park??

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    @Bones said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    Holland paying the price for his tendency to ruck watch when the heat comes on, instead of getting eyes up when realigning? Aussie caught him out easy with one of their tries and I seem to recall this happening before too.

    Happened against France too.

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    @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    Anyway, not a lot of excitement over selections is there really, it kind of feels like another AB/Wallaby test but without much on it. Realistically the Boks got RC tied up, Bled is tied up, so we getting a trot in the park??

    I still hold out some hope that the Boks have been hanging out at London pubs all week and the Argies pull out a massive effort to scrape a win.

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    @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    Anyway, not a lot of excitement over selections is there really, it kind of feels like another AB/Wallaby test but without much on it. Realistically the Boks got RC tied up, Bled is tied up, so we getting a trot in the park??

    Well they still have to win otherwise they would have a 50% record in RC for the second year in a row. If they win this one they can claim a small improvement from last year with 66.7% win record this year and 58% win record in RC matches for Combover's regime overall.

    How good does 58% look? So much better than 50%.

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    Not starting Holland is a mistake.
    Not developing Love is a mistake.

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    @ACT-Crusader said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    @NTA said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    @ACT-Crusader said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    Cobber is giving the young fella a start at flyhalf and gone back to an experienced hand to start at scrum half

    Who both play at the Waratahs, it should be noted. Maybe that's a cohesion thing?

    Definitely. Now that winning the Bledisloe is out of the equation, I think it’s good that Schmidt is giving another 10 test experience.

    Arguably the same could be said for NZ, although happy for DMac is it maybe an opportunity for Ruben missed?

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    @BerniesCorner said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    Not starting Holland is a mistake.
    Not developing Love is a mistake.

    Hollands had some stinking moments around the ruck defensively. He’s definitely the fourth best lock so not sure why it’s a mistake? Barrett gets his starting position back, and quite rightly after the complete lack of aggression last week. Va’ai is still the form lock despite a recent dip. Patty T provides more impact off the bench.

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    @Landers92 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    Had to ask if I was having my leg pulled… hope I’m not so apologies in advance if it isn’t correct. Usual contact so have no reason to believe it isn’t correct. Maybe I’m just a little surprised due to a certain name on the wing(which should bring some interesting opinions).

    1. Roigard
    2. Dmac
    3. Faingaʻanuku
    4. J. Barrett
    5. Tupaea
    6. L. Carter
    7. Jordan

    Bench
    21. Ratima
    22. Ioane
    23. Love

    Have at it!

    Well done in that sauce, as someone who previously had access to as such, great to see the accuracy. Hoping you get the respect of confidentiality in the future

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    @ACT-Crusader said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    Anyway, not a lot of excitement over selections is there really, it kind of feels like another AB/Wallaby test but without much on it. Realistically the Boks got RC tied up, Bled is tied up, so we getting a trot in the park??

    I still hold out some hope that the Boks have been hanging out at London pubs all week and the Argies pull out a massive effort to scrape a win.

    I still hold out hope that Argentina win 9-nil after the Wallabies romp to a 39-12 win.

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    Is Bell injured or dropped?

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    But I'll settle for 2nd place.

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    @Bovidae said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    Is Bell injured or dropped?

    Resting a rib injury I'm told

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    @jimmyb said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    @BerniesCorner said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    Not starting Holland is a mistake.
    Not developing Love is a mistake.

    Hollands had some stinking moments around the ruck defensively. He’s definitely the fourth best lock so not sure why it’s a mistake? Barrett gets his starting position back, and quite rightly after the complete lack of aggression last week. Va’ai is still the form lock despite a recent dip. Patty T provides more impact off the bench.

    I get that you don't like the guy, and yes he has some rough edges with defensive alignment in his first international season - but his work-rate is excellent and I think he is clearly our best lineout lock, which is a pretty important part of the game.

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    @reprobate said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    @jimmyb said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    @BerniesCorner said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    Not starting Holland is a mistake.
    Not developing Love is a mistake.

    Hollands had some stinking moments around the ruck defensively. He’s definitely the fourth best lock so not sure why it’s a mistake? Barrett gets his starting position back, and quite rightly after the complete lack of aggression last week. Va’ai is still the form lock despite a recent dip. Patty T provides more impact off the bench.

    I get that you don't like the guy, and yes he has some rough edges with defensive alignment in his first international season - but his work-rate is excellent and I think he is clearly our best lineout lock, which is a pretty important part of the game.

    I really like the guy and really want him to succeed, so that’s absolutely not true. But if you make the same mistake four times, three weeks in a row, any player should sit out for a few games to fix it.

    Reality is that we have three v good locks when on form, all of whom have plenty of test match rugby left and need the game time.

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    Lakai at least hit some rucks and tackled with intent last week. Sititi has been extremely poor in that regard this season.

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    @ACT-Crusader said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    LJ not considered. He’s not injured, but I wonder whether he’s at the match fitness levels yet?

    Begs the question why the fuck he is in the squad for TRC?

    Taking up a spot that could go to another loosie

    The likes of Lio Willie and Papalii must be thinking wtf

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    @NTA said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    6 Hooper

    Size on the flanks ... d'oh

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    @NTA is Bell injured?

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    @ACT-Crusader One can only hope that drinking their own urine will eventually give them a crook belly.

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