NH International Rugby
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@mariner4life said in NH International Rugby:
High level rugby players are some of the best all-round athletes on the planet. They carry bulk, need power and strength, have endurance, and are quick.
Yep. I posted some 40m sprint times for rugby players I found a few years ago - Sione Anesi, Beaden, Jonah, etc - to Mrs M's son who's a serious athlete and knows his stuff.
He was blown away at how quick they were over that distance - Anesi in particular.
@Victor-Meldrew Weeks ago on zoom call attended by the Wales National Team...
Gatland: "Many of you have asked me what my big plan is for this year's Six Nations. One word: WARRENBALL."
LRZ: logs off
Garland"That's strange. LRZ just went dark. Must be a technical problem. Anyway, back to Warren all..."
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For those clamoring for Georgia's inclusion in the 6N
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Belgium beat Portugal
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?ref=saved&v=2315111005366862
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Former Highlander Josh Iosefa-Scott named in England A squad -
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You can question some of the defence patterns and first up tackling but you cannot fault the attacking intent. Really good to watch.
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Georgia U18s recorded a stunning late victory over France U18s on day two of the U18s Six Nations festival in Parma. Crazy finish, France had the ball behind their own goal line after the hooter and just needed to kick it dead but missed touch, allowing Geogia to score and convert to win by one point.
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France to play in Bilbao, Spain a World XV coached by Foz in June.
https://twitter.com/rugbyinsideline/status/1777609713707823354
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Andrew Strawbridge will join Steve Borthwick’s management team as an assistant coach and coaching advisor ahead of England’s summer Tour to Japan and New Zealand.
The 59-year-old Kiwi was recently part of the England coaching set-up, spending the first four weeks of the 2024 Guinness Six Nations campaign as a consultant coach, and Borthwick is delighted to welcome Strawbridge back into his coaching group on a permanent basis.
“Andrew made a huge impression during the time he spent with us at this year’s Six Nations,” said Borthwick.
“From the moment he walked into the environment, I was hugely impressed with his attention to detail, the clarity of his coaching philosophy and the different perspectives he has on the game.
“His extensive coaching experience in Super Rugby and the international arena, as well as his expertise in player development, complements our existing coaching group well.
“I’m excited that he’ll back with us as we prepare for the summer Tour to Japan and New Zealand.”
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@sparky said in Blues v Brumbies:
Irish fans going to games and spending money on tickets has helped drive their national side up the World Rankings.
I'd say a large part of that is New Zealanders coaching them, New Zealanders and Australians playing for them, and an Australian setting up their administration.
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@sparky said in Blues v Brumbies:
Irish fans going to games and spending money on tickets has helped drive their national side up the World Rankings.
I'd say a large part of that is New Zealanders coaching them, New Zealanders and Australians playing for them, and an Australian setting up their administration.
@antipodean Yes, but they can afford their wages and they have been building big, state of the art coaching academies to support their work.
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@MiketheSnow That's some keen pricing - especially when compared to Twickenham. Good to see.
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@MiketheSnow That's some keen pricing - especially when compared to Twickenham. Good to see.
@Catogrande said in NH International Rugby:
@MiketheSnow That's some keen pricing - especially when compared to Twickenham. Good to see.
Yes.
I was pleasantly surprised.
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Stadium in France absolutely rammed for Woman’s 6N finale. Awesome to see.
Match worthy but England far too good so far, French fun to watch but not accurate enough for the game they are playing.
