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  • B brodean

    For me Quinn Tupaea is also lucky. He showed a lot of promise during Super Rugby but he was disappointing in this RC especially in the last game.

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    @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

    For me Quinn Tupaea is also lucky. He showed a lot of promise during Super Rugby but he was disappointing in this RC especially in the last game.

    He came on late out of position and replaced a guy who missed two tackles in one movement that led to the Boks set play and try that set them on their run.

    It wasn't a good night at the office, but all of the replacements who came on at that time were average, as were the majority of the rest of the other players in that time.

    So not sure how he is any luckier than any other player.

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    • NepiaN Nepia

      @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

      For me Quinn Tupaea is also lucky. He showed a lot of promise during Super Rugby but he was disappointing in this RC especially in the last game.

      He came on late out of position and replaced a guy who missed two tackles in one movement that led to the Boks set play and try that set them on their run.

      It wasn't a good night at the office, but all of the replacements who came on at that time were average, as were the majority of the rest of the other players in that time.

      So not sure how he is any luckier than any other player.

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      @Nepia said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

      @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

      For me Quinn Tupaea is also lucky. He showed a lot of promise during Super Rugby but he was disappointing in this RC especially in the last game.

      He came on late out of position and replaced a guy who missed two tackles in one movement that led to the Boks set play and try that set them on their run.

      It wasn't a good night at the office, but all of the replacements who came on at that time were average, as were the majority of the rest of the other players in that time.

      So not sure how he is any luckier than any other player.

      Well, he's unlucky that there is an undroppable Barrett in the position he is best suited to.

      Not quite sure how a guy who broke the line and scored a terrific individual try in the previous Springbok match is "lucky" to be there.

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      • B brodean

        @taniwharugby said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

        @brodean well my eye test didnt see him anywhere near as effective as last year, guess I was wrong.

        Midfield ( Leicesters stats from France are considered ). Stats of 23 midfielders this year.

        Dominant Carry % (desc)
        59.3 AJ Lam
        56.8 Sam Gilbert
        53.9 Tanielu Tele'a
        53.3 Leicester Fainga'anuku
        51.7 Bailyn Sullivan
        48.0 Peter Umaga-Jensen

        Gainline %
        80.0 AJ Lam
        76.7 Xavi Taele
        75.7 Riley Higgins
        75.0 Julian Savea
        67.8 Sam Gilbert
        64.2 Quinn Tupaea

        Carries Committing 2+ Tacklers
        82.1% Julian Savea
        75.3% AJ Lam
        71.6% Timoci Tavatavanawai
        70.6% Levi Aumua
        67.0% Quinn Tupaea
        65.0% Leicester Fainga'anuku

        Tackle Evasion %
        43.2 Billy Proctor
        37.7 Timoci Tavatavanawai
        34.3 AJ Lam
        32.2 Leicester Fainga'anuku
        31.2 Peter Umaga-Jensen
        30.5 David Havili

        Tackle Success
        93.3% Anton Lienert-Brown
        90.0% Braydon Ennor
        88.7% Jordie Barrett
        88.7% Xavi Taele
        88.5% Quinn Tupaea
        87.9% AJ Lam

        Dominant Tackle %
        17.5 Braydon Ennor
        14.9 Billy Proctor
        9.5 AJ Lam
        8.6 Gideon Wrampling
        8.6 Lalomilo Lalomilo
        8.3 Sam Gilbert

        Lam is the only midfielder featuring in all these stats near the top out of 23 players.

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        @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

        @taniwharugby said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

        @brodean well my eye test didnt see him anywhere near as effective as last year, guess I was wrong.

        Midfield ( Leicesters stats from France are considered ). Stats of 23 midfielders this year.

        Dominant Carry % (desc)
        59.3 AJ Lam
        56.8 Sam Gilbert
        53.9 Tanielu Tele'a
        53.3 Leicester Fainga'anuku
        51.7 Bailyn Sullivan
        48.0 Peter Umaga-Jensen

        Gainline %
        80.0 AJ Lam
        76.7 Xavi Taele
        75.7 Riley Higgins
        75.0 Julian Savea
        67.8 Sam Gilbert
        64.2 Quinn Tupaea

        Carries Committing 2+ Tacklers
        82.1% Julian Savea
        75.3% AJ Lam
        71.6% Timoci Tavatavanawai
        70.6% Levi Aumua
        67.0% Quinn Tupaea
        65.0% Leicester Fainga'anuku

        Tackle Evasion %
        43.2 Billy Proctor
        37.7 Timoci Tavatavanawai
        34.3 AJ Lam
        32.2 Leicester Fainga'anuku
        31.2 Peter Umaga-Jensen
        30.5 David Havili

        Tackle Success
        93.3% Anton Lienert-Brown
        90.0% Braydon Ennor
        88.7% Jordie Barrett
        88.7% Xavi Taele
        88.5% Quinn Tupaea
        87.9% AJ Lam

        Dominant Tackle %
        17.5 Braydon Ennor
        14.9 Billy Proctor
        9.5 AJ Lam
        8.6 Gideon Wrampling
        8.6 Lalomilo Lalomilo
        8.3 Sam Gilbert

        Lam is the only midfielder featuring in all these stats near the top out of 23 players.

        I find stats odd when Potbelly can commit so many tacklers, evade so many tacklers....yet is far from dominant and is mostly behind the gainline?

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        • R restofit

          Is Lakai selection more of a reaction to our implosion in the final 20 when the bench guys came on or has he just not been 100% fit until now?

          I just don't understand why Kirifi was getting picked over him for so long when Lakai's ceiling is higher, he's 22 vs Kirifi 28 and he's 110kg vs Kirifi 103kg.

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          @restofit said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

          Is Lakai selection more of a reaction to our implosion in the final 20 when the bench guys came on or has he just not been 100% fit until now?

          I just don't understand why Kirifi was getting picked over him for so long when Lakai's ceiling is higher, he's 22 vs Kirifi 28 and he's 110kg vs Kirifi 103kg.

          I’ve been saying this since Lakai became available. He’s just so much more suited to test rugby.

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          • ChrisC Chris

            @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

            @Chris mate did you see LF defense stats etc in club rugby in France.. He was worst centre over the season in top 14, by quite a bit. The couple of games I saw him play, he made a few breaks and looked great on attack but abysmal on defense, in that he seemed to not even attempt tackles at time. Reckon JAS would have fun running in his channel

            Suaali’i is very poor defensively and could have kittens trying to defend LF.
            Procter adds nothing on attack or defence.

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            @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

            @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

            @Chris mate did you see LF defense stats etc in club rugby in France.. He was worst centre over the season in top 14, by quite a bit. The couple of games I saw him play, he made a few breaks and looked great on attack but abysmal on defense, in that he seemed to not even attempt tackles at time. Reckon JAS would have fun running in his channel

            Suaali’i is very poor defensively and could have kittens trying to defend LF.
            Procter adds nothing on attack or defence.

            Defence optional midfields?

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            • ChrisC Chris

              @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

              @taniwharugby said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

              @brodean well my eye test didnt see him anywhere near as effective as last year, guess I was wrong.

              Midfield ( Leicesters stats from France are considered ). Stats of 23 midfielders this year.

              Dominant Carry % (desc)
              59.3 AJ Lam
              56.8 Sam Gilbert
              53.9 Tanielu Tele'a
              53.3 Leicester Fainga'anuku
              51.7 Bailyn Sullivan
              48.0 Peter Umaga-Jensen

              Gainline %
              80.0 AJ Lam
              76.7 Xavi Taele
              75.7 Riley Higgins
              75.0 Julian Savea
              67.8 Sam Gilbert
              64.2 Quinn Tupaea

              Carries Committing 2+ Tacklers
              82.1% Julian Savea
              75.3% AJ Lam
              71.6% Timoci Tavatavanawai
              70.6% Levi Aumua
              67.0% Quinn Tupaea
              65.0% Leicester Fainga'anuku

              Tackle Evasion %
              43.2 Billy Proctor
              37.7 Timoci Tavatavanawai
              34.3 AJ Lam
              32.2 Leicester Fainga'anuku
              31.2 Peter Umaga-Jensen
              30.5 David Havili

              Tackle Success
              93.3% Anton Lienert-Brown
              90.0% Braydon Ennor
              88.7% Jordie Barrett
              88.7% Xavi Taele
              88.5% Quinn Tupaea
              87.9% AJ Lam

              Dominant Tackle %
              17.5 Braydon Ennor
              14.9 Billy Proctor
              9.5 AJ Lam
              8.6 Gideon Wrampling
              8.6 Lalomilo Lalomilo
              8.3 Sam Gilbert

              Lam is the only midfielder featuring in all these stats near the top out of 23 players.

              Those stats also show Ennor is the best defensive centre by a long way.

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              @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

              @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:
              Those stats also show Ennor is the best defensive centre by a long way.

              I think he's a very good defender but its not really clear that he's the best. Both Ennor and ALB didn't make a lot of tackles over the season.

              In terms of completed tackles per 80 minutes Ennor is ranked 18 out of 23.

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              • ChrisC Chris

                @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                @Chris mate did you see LF defense stats etc in club rugby in France.. He was worst centre over the season in top 14, by quite a bit. The couple of games I saw him play, he made a few breaks and looked great on attack but abysmal on defense, in that he seemed to not even attempt tackles at time. Reckon JAS would have fun running in his channel

                Suaali’i is very poor defensively and could have kittens trying to defend LF.
                Procter adds nothing on attack or defence.

                Yep, but LF is poor on defense and so would be doing same surely. Games I saw him play weren't so much he couldn't tackle, but more he seemed not to attempt them at times. he may of been confused with defsive set up team used or something, and hope they working on it'

                Let’s see how Procter handles Suaali’i it maybe carnage.
                Maybe it was miss communication between LF and French speaking players around him with Toulon.

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                @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                @Chris mate did you see LF defense stats etc in club rugby in France.. He was worst centre over the season in top 14, by quite a bit. The couple of games I saw him play, he made a few breaks and looked great on attack but abysmal on defense, in that he seemed to not even attempt tackles at time. Reckon JAS would have fun running in his channel

                Suaali’i is very poor defensively and could have kittens trying to defend LF.
                Procter adds nothing on attack or defence.

                Yep, but LF is poor on defense and so would be doing same surely. Games I saw him play weren't so much he couldn't tackle, but more he seemed not to attempt them at times. he may of been confused with defsive set up team used or something, and hope they working on it'

                Let’s see how Procter handles Suaali’i it maybe carnage.
                Maybe it was miss communication between LF and French speaking players around him with Toulon.

                Saying Proctor has nothing on attack or defence is garbage. We know what he’s capable of because we’ve seen it for so long. The game plan is bullshit and it’s completely fucked his confidence, because he’s been asked to do what he wasn’t picked for i.e spending most of his game being a dummy runner, cleaning rucks, and chasing kicks. All energy swooning shit.

                Maybe let’s give Proctor some ball to play with, you know instead of kicking the ball away at 9/10 or crashing the ball up at 12 in almost every play that we do. I’d like the ABs to play with width, they looked so good when they did that in the first 15 mins or so of the last test.

                In the first 15 mins Proctor had three solid touches, one underneath his own sticks to put Carter away when Beauden decided to run it. He’s certainly capable, everyone just needs to do their fking job to a high standard, instead of looking like a bunch of clowns who don’t know what the game plan is.

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                • BonesB Bones

                  @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                  @taniwharugby said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                  @brodean well my eye test didnt see him anywhere near as effective as last year, guess I was wrong.

                  Midfield ( Leicesters stats from France are considered ). Stats of 23 midfielders this year.

                  Dominant Carry % (desc)
                  59.3 AJ Lam
                  56.8 Sam Gilbert
                  53.9 Tanielu Tele'a
                  53.3 Leicester Fainga'anuku
                  51.7 Bailyn Sullivan
                  48.0 Peter Umaga-Jensen

                  Gainline %
                  80.0 AJ Lam
                  76.7 Xavi Taele
                  75.7 Riley Higgins
                  75.0 Julian Savea
                  67.8 Sam Gilbert
                  64.2 Quinn Tupaea

                  Carries Committing 2+ Tacklers
                  82.1% Julian Savea
                  75.3% AJ Lam
                  71.6% Timoci Tavatavanawai
                  70.6% Levi Aumua
                  67.0% Quinn Tupaea
                  65.0% Leicester Fainga'anuku

                  Tackle Evasion %
                  43.2 Billy Proctor
                  37.7 Timoci Tavatavanawai
                  34.3 AJ Lam
                  32.2 Leicester Fainga'anuku
                  31.2 Peter Umaga-Jensen
                  30.5 David Havili

                  Tackle Success
                  93.3% Anton Lienert-Brown
                  90.0% Braydon Ennor
                  88.7% Jordie Barrett
                  88.7% Xavi Taele
                  88.5% Quinn Tupaea
                  87.9% AJ Lam

                  Dominant Tackle %
                  17.5 Braydon Ennor
                  14.9 Billy Proctor
                  9.5 AJ Lam
                  8.6 Gideon Wrampling
                  8.6 Lalomilo Lalomilo
                  8.3 Sam Gilbert

                  Lam is the only midfielder featuring in all these stats near the top out of 23 players.

                  I find stats odd when Potbelly can commit so many tacklers, evade so many tacklers....yet is far from dominant and is mostly behind the gainline?

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                  @Bones said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                  @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                  @taniwharugby said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                  @brodean well my eye test didnt see him anywhere near as effective as last year, guess I was wrong.

                  Midfield ( Leicesters stats from France are considered ). Stats of 23 midfielders this year.

                  Dominant Carry % (desc)
                  59.3 AJ Lam
                  56.8 Sam Gilbert
                  53.9 Tanielu Tele'a
                  53.3 Leicester Fainga'anuku
                  51.7 Bailyn Sullivan
                  48.0 Peter Umaga-Jensen

                  Gainline %
                  80.0 AJ Lam
                  76.7 Xavi Taele
                  75.7 Riley Higgins
                  75.0 Julian Savea
                  67.8 Sam Gilbert
                  64.2 Quinn Tupaea

                  Carries Committing 2+ Tacklers
                  82.1% Julian Savea
                  75.3% AJ Lam
                  71.6% Timoci Tavatavanawai
                  70.6% Levi Aumua
                  67.0% Quinn Tupaea
                  65.0% Leicester Fainga'anuku

                  Tackle Evasion %
                  43.2 Billy Proctor
                  37.7 Timoci Tavatavanawai
                  34.3 AJ Lam
                  32.2 Leicester Fainga'anuku
                  31.2 Peter Umaga-Jensen
                  30.5 David Havili

                  Tackle Success
                  93.3% Anton Lienert-Brown
                  90.0% Braydon Ennor
                  88.7% Jordie Barrett
                  88.7% Xavi Taele
                  88.5% Quinn Tupaea
                  87.9% AJ Lam

                  Dominant Tackle %
                  17.5 Braydon Ennor
                  14.9 Billy Proctor
                  9.5 AJ Lam
                  8.6 Gideon Wrampling
                  8.6 Lalomilo Lalomilo
                  8.3 Sam Gilbert

                  Lam is the only midfielder featuring in all these stats near the top out of 23 players.

                  I find stats odd when Potbelly can commit so many tacklers, evade so many tacklers....yet is far from dominant and is mostly behind the gainline?

                  Well the stats are from https://theanalyst.com/club-rugby-stats so take it up with Opta you think they're inaccurate

                  Tavatavanawai
                  34.4% Dominant Carry
                  51.7% Gainline

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                  • B brodean

                    @Bones said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                    @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                    @taniwharugby said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                    @brodean well my eye test didnt see him anywhere near as effective as last year, guess I was wrong.

                    Midfield ( Leicesters stats from France are considered ). Stats of 23 midfielders this year.

                    Dominant Carry % (desc)
                    59.3 AJ Lam
                    56.8 Sam Gilbert
                    53.9 Tanielu Tele'a
                    53.3 Leicester Fainga'anuku
                    51.7 Bailyn Sullivan
                    48.0 Peter Umaga-Jensen

                    Gainline %
                    80.0 AJ Lam
                    76.7 Xavi Taele
                    75.7 Riley Higgins
                    75.0 Julian Savea
                    67.8 Sam Gilbert
                    64.2 Quinn Tupaea

                    Carries Committing 2+ Tacklers
                    82.1% Julian Savea
                    75.3% AJ Lam
                    71.6% Timoci Tavatavanawai
                    70.6% Levi Aumua
                    67.0% Quinn Tupaea
                    65.0% Leicester Fainga'anuku

                    Tackle Evasion %
                    43.2 Billy Proctor
                    37.7 Timoci Tavatavanawai
                    34.3 AJ Lam
                    32.2 Leicester Fainga'anuku
                    31.2 Peter Umaga-Jensen
                    30.5 David Havili

                    Tackle Success
                    93.3% Anton Lienert-Brown
                    90.0% Braydon Ennor
                    88.7% Jordie Barrett
                    88.7% Xavi Taele
                    88.5% Quinn Tupaea
                    87.9% AJ Lam

                    Dominant Tackle %
                    17.5 Braydon Ennor
                    14.9 Billy Proctor
                    9.5 AJ Lam
                    8.6 Gideon Wrampling
                    8.6 Lalomilo Lalomilo
                    8.3 Sam Gilbert

                    Lam is the only midfielder featuring in all these stats near the top out of 23 players.

                    I find stats odd when Potbelly can commit so many tacklers, evade so many tacklers....yet is far from dominant and is mostly behind the gainline?

                    Well the stats are from https://theanalyst.com/club-rugby-stats so take it up with Opta you think they're inaccurate

                    Tavatavanawai
                    34.4% Dominant Carry
                    51.7% Gainline

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                    @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                    @Bones said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                    @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                    @taniwharugby said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                    @brodean well my eye test didnt see him anywhere near as effective as last year, guess I was wrong.

                    Midfield ( Leicesters stats from France are considered ). Stats of 23 midfielders this year.

                    Dominant Carry % (desc)
                    59.3 AJ Lam
                    56.8 Sam Gilbert
                    53.9 Tanielu Tele'a
                    53.3 Leicester Fainga'anuku
                    51.7 Bailyn Sullivan
                    48.0 Peter Umaga-Jensen

                    Gainline %
                    80.0 AJ Lam
                    76.7 Xavi Taele
                    75.7 Riley Higgins
                    75.0 Julian Savea
                    67.8 Sam Gilbert
                    64.2 Quinn Tupaea

                    Carries Committing 2+ Tacklers
                    82.1% Julian Savea
                    75.3% AJ Lam
                    71.6% Timoci Tavatavanawai
                    70.6% Levi Aumua
                    67.0% Quinn Tupaea
                    65.0% Leicester Fainga'anuku

                    Tackle Evasion %
                    43.2 Billy Proctor
                    37.7 Timoci Tavatavanawai
                    34.3 AJ Lam
                    32.2 Leicester Fainga'anuku
                    31.2 Peter Umaga-Jensen
                    30.5 David Havili

                    Tackle Success
                    93.3% Anton Lienert-Brown
                    90.0% Braydon Ennor
                    88.7% Jordie Barrett
                    88.7% Xavi Taele
                    88.5% Quinn Tupaea
                    87.9% AJ Lam

                    Dominant Tackle %
                    17.5 Braydon Ennor
                    14.9 Billy Proctor
                    9.5 AJ Lam
                    8.6 Gideon Wrampling
                    8.6 Lalomilo Lalomilo
                    8.3 Sam Gilbert

                    Lam is the only midfielder featuring in all these stats near the top out of 23 players.

                    I find stats odd when Potbelly can commit so many tacklers, evade so many tacklers....yet is far from dominant and is mostly behind the gainline?

                    Well the stats are from https://theanalyst.com/club-rugby-stats so take it up with Opta you think they're inaccurate

                    Tavatavanawai
                    34.4% Dominant Carry
                    51.7% Gainline

                    If I still lived in Tunbridge Wells I'd write a letter. What a shame.

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                    • B brodean

                      @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                      @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:
                      Those stats also show Ennor is the best defensive centre by a long way.

                      I think he's a very good defender but its not really clear that he's the best. Both Ennor and ALB didn't make a lot of tackles over the season.

                      In terms of completed tackles per 80 minutes Ennor is ranked 18 out of 23.

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                      @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                      @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                      @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:
                      Those stats also show Ennor is the best defensive centre by a long way.

                      I think he's a very good defender but its not really clear that he's the best. Both Ennor and ALB didn't make a lot of tackles over the season.

                      In terms of completed tackles per 80 minutes Ennor is ranked 18 out of 23.

                      Well of course that depends on the possession stats how many tackles per 80 min you can make.
                      And how the opposition uses possession.

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                      • Canes4lifeC Canes4life

                        @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                        @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                        @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                        @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                        @Chris mate did you see LF defense stats etc in club rugby in France.. He was worst centre over the season in top 14, by quite a bit. The couple of games I saw him play, he made a few breaks and looked great on attack but abysmal on defense, in that he seemed to not even attempt tackles at time. Reckon JAS would have fun running in his channel

                        Suaali’i is very poor defensively and could have kittens trying to defend LF.
                        Procter adds nothing on attack or defence.

                        Yep, but LF is poor on defense and so would be doing same surely. Games I saw him play weren't so much he couldn't tackle, but more he seemed not to attempt them at times. he may of been confused with defsive set up team used or something, and hope they working on it'

                        Let’s see how Procter handles Suaali’i it maybe carnage.
                        Maybe it was miss communication between LF and French speaking players around him with Toulon.

                        Saying Proctor has nothing on attack or defence is garbage. We know what he’s capable of because we’ve seen it for so long. The game plan is bullshit and it’s completely fucked his confidence, because he’s been asked to do what he wasn’t picked for i.e spending most of his game being a dummy runner, cleaning rucks, and chasing kicks. All energy swooning shit.

                        Maybe let’s give Proctor some ball to play with, you know instead of kicking the ball away at 9/10 or crashing the ball up at 12 in almost every play that we do. I’d like the ABs to play with width, they looked so good when they did that in the first 15 mins or so of the last test.

                        In the first 15 mins Proctor had three solid touches, one underneath his own sticks to put Carter away when Beauden decided to run it. He’s certainly capable, everyone just needs to do their fking job to a high standard, instead of looking like a bunch of clowns who don’t know what the game plan is.

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                        @Canes4life said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                        @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                        @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                        @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                        @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                        @Chris mate did you see LF defense stats etc in club rugby in France.. He was worst centre over the season in top 14, by quite a bit. The couple of games I saw him play, he made a few breaks and looked great on attack but abysmal on defense, in that he seemed to not even attempt tackles at time. Reckon JAS would have fun running in his channel

                        Suaali’i is very poor defensively and could have kittens trying to defend LF.
                        Procter adds nothing on attack or defence.

                        Yep, but LF is poor on defense and so would be doing same surely. Games I saw him play weren't so much he couldn't tackle, but more he seemed not to attempt them at times. he may of been confused with defsive set up team used or something, and hope they working on it'

                        Let’s see how Procter handles Suaali’i it maybe carnage.
                        Maybe it was miss communication between LF and French speaking players around him with Toulon.

                        Saying Proctor has nothing on attack or defence is garbage. We know what he’s capable of because we’ve seen it for so long. The game plan is garbage and it’s completely fucked his confidence. That’s on the coaches in my view.

                        Maybe let’s give Proctor some ball to play with, you know instead of kicking the ball away at 9/10 or crashing the ball up at 12 in almost every play that we do. I’d like the ABs to play with width, they looked so good when they did that in the first 15 mins or so of the last test.

                        In the first 15 mins Proctor had three solid touches, one underneath his own sticks to put Carter away when Beauden decided to run it. He’s certainly capable, everyone just needs to do their fking job to a high standard, instead of looking like a bunch of clowns who don’t know what the game plan is.

                        We give him the ball and gives away points through and intercept.

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                          @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                          @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                          @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:
                          Those stats also show Ennor is the best defensive centre by a long way.

                          I think he's a very good defender but its not really clear that he's the best. Both Ennor and ALB didn't make a lot of tackles over the season.

                          In terms of completed tackles per 80 minutes Ennor is ranked 18 out of 23.

                          Well of course that depends on the possession stats how many tackles per 80 min you can make.
                          And how the opposition uses possession.

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                          @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                          @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                          @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                          @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:
                          Those stats also show Ennor is the best defensive centre by a long way.

                          I think he's a very good defender but its not really clear that he's the best. Both Ennor and ALB didn't make a lot of tackles over the season.

                          In terms of completed tackles per 80 minutes Ennor is ranked 18 out of 23.

                          Well of course that depends on the possession stats how many tackles per 80 min you can make.
                          And how the opposition uses possession.

                          David Havili was doing all of Ennor's defensive work for him.

                          Tackles Per 80 Minutes
                          17.51 David Havili
                          7.49 Braydon Ennor

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                          • ChrisC Chris

                            @Canes4life said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                            @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                            @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                            @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                            @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                            @Chris mate did you see LF defense stats etc in club rugby in France.. He was worst centre over the season in top 14, by quite a bit. The couple of games I saw him play, he made a few breaks and looked great on attack but abysmal on defense, in that he seemed to not even attempt tackles at time. Reckon JAS would have fun running in his channel

                            Suaali’i is very poor defensively and could have kittens trying to defend LF.
                            Procter adds nothing on attack or defence.

                            Yep, but LF is poor on defense and so would be doing same surely. Games I saw him play weren't so much he couldn't tackle, but more he seemed not to attempt them at times. he may of been confused with defsive set up team used or something, and hope they working on it'

                            Let’s see how Procter handles Suaali’i it maybe carnage.
                            Maybe it was miss communication between LF and French speaking players around him with Toulon.

                            Saying Proctor has nothing on attack or defence is garbage. We know what he’s capable of because we’ve seen it for so long. The game plan is garbage and it’s completely fucked his confidence. That’s on the coaches in my view.

                            Maybe let’s give Proctor some ball to play with, you know instead of kicking the ball away at 9/10 or crashing the ball up at 12 in almost every play that we do. I’d like the ABs to play with width, they looked so good when they did that in the first 15 mins or so of the last test.

                            In the first 15 mins Proctor had three solid touches, one underneath his own sticks to put Carter away when Beauden decided to run it. He’s certainly capable, everyone just needs to do their fking job to a high standard, instead of looking like a bunch of clowns who don’t know what the game plan is.

                            We give him the ball and gives away points through and intercept.

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                            @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                            @Canes4life said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                            @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                            @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                            @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                            @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                            @Chris mate did you see LF defense stats etc in club rugby in France.. He was worst centre over the season in top 14, by quite a bit. The couple of games I saw him play, he made a few breaks and looked great on attack but abysmal on defense, in that he seemed to not even attempt tackles at time. Reckon JAS would have fun running in his channel

                            Suaali’i is very poor defensively and could have kittens trying to defend LF.
                            Procter adds nothing on attack or defence.

                            Yep, but LF is poor on defense and so would be doing same surely. Games I saw him play weren't so much he couldn't tackle, but more he seemed not to attempt them at times. he may of been confused with defsive set up team used or something, and hope they working on it'

                            Let’s see how Procter handles Suaali’i it maybe carnage.
                            Maybe it was miss communication between LF and French speaking players around him with Toulon.

                            Saying Proctor has nothing on attack or defence is garbage. We know what he’s capable of because we’ve seen it for so long. The game plan is garbage and it’s completely fucked his confidence. That’s on the coaches in my view.

                            Maybe let’s give Proctor some ball to play with, you know instead of kicking the ball away at 9/10 or crashing the ball up at 12 in almost every play that we do. I’d like the ABs to play with width, they looked so good when they did that in the first 15 mins or so of the last test.

                            In the first 15 mins Proctor had three solid touches, one underneath his own sticks to put Carter away when Beauden decided to run it. He’s certainly capable, everyone just needs to do their fking job to a high standard, instead of looking like a bunch of clowns who don’t know what the game plan is.

                            We give him the ball and gives away points through and intercept.

                            That’s happened to the best players over the years. He needs more ball with more time but he’ll never get it because we have a cart horse 10 that offers nothing these days. Lester, Ennor etc would all struggle at 13 right now with the way our game plan is setup.

                            It’s a reflection of the coaches, Proctor has been one of the most consistent players over the last three years and then looks like a completely different player on the test stage. They haven’t exactly helped a young player get accustomed to one of the hardest positions in the game, because the game plan is geared towards our halves and our back three playing aerial ping pong.

                            We are all losing faith in Razor and his coaching staff and I hope he gets the boot if we lose the Bled. Deserves too IMO. He’s not ruthless enough to make the hard calls on underperforming senior players and his game plan up until now has been a disaster.

                            Let’s hope for everyone’s sake that we hit top gear on Saturday.

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                              @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                              @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                              @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                              @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:
                              Those stats also show Ennor is the best defensive centre by a long way.

                              I think he's a very good defender but its not really clear that he's the best. Both Ennor and ALB didn't make a lot of tackles over the season.

                              In terms of completed tackles per 80 minutes Ennor is ranked 18 out of 23.

                              Well of course that depends on the possession stats how many tackles per 80 min you can make.
                              And how the opposition uses possession.

                              David Havili was doing all of Ennor's defensive work for him.

                              Tackles Per 80 Minutes
                              17.51 David Havili
                              7.49 Braydon Ennor

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                              @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                              @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                              @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                              @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                              @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:
                              Those stats also show Ennor is the best defensive centre by a long way.

                              I think he's a very good defender but its not really clear that he's the best. Both Ennor and ALB didn't make a lot of tackles over the season.

                              In terms of completed tackles per 80 minutes Ennor is ranked 18 out of 23.

                              Well of course that depends on the possession stats how many tackles per 80 min you can make.
                              And how the opposition uses possession.

                              David Havili was doing all of Ennor's defensive work for him.

                              Tackles Per 80 Minutes
                              17.51 David Havili
                              7.49 Braydon Ennor

                              Has he though ? stats do not tell you that .
                              It could be the opposition are using the channel Havilli defends in.

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                                stats are great, until they arent.

                                "Oh, people can come up with statistics to prove anything, Kent. 14% of people know that"

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                                • Canes4lifeC Canes4life

                                  @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                  @Canes4life said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                  @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                  @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                  @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                  @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                  @Chris mate did you see LF defense stats etc in club rugby in France.. He was worst centre over the season in top 14, by quite a bit. The couple of games I saw him play, he made a few breaks and looked great on attack but abysmal on defense, in that he seemed to not even attempt tackles at time. Reckon JAS would have fun running in his channel

                                  Suaali’i is very poor defensively and could have kittens trying to defend LF.
                                  Procter adds nothing on attack or defence.

                                  Yep, but LF is poor on defense and so would be doing same surely. Games I saw him play weren't so much he couldn't tackle, but more he seemed not to attempt them at times. he may of been confused with defsive set up team used or something, and hope they working on it'

                                  Let’s see how Procter handles Suaali’i it maybe carnage.
                                  Maybe it was miss communication between LF and French speaking players around him with Toulon.

                                  Saying Proctor has nothing on attack or defence is garbage. We know what he’s capable of because we’ve seen it for so long. The game plan is garbage and it’s completely fucked his confidence. That’s on the coaches in my view.

                                  Maybe let’s give Proctor some ball to play with, you know instead of kicking the ball away at 9/10 or crashing the ball up at 12 in almost every play that we do. I’d like the ABs to play with width, they looked so good when they did that in the first 15 mins or so of the last test.

                                  In the first 15 mins Proctor had three solid touches, one underneath his own sticks to put Carter away when Beauden decided to run it. He’s certainly capable, everyone just needs to do their fking job to a high standard, instead of looking like a bunch of clowns who don’t know what the game plan is.

                                  We give him the ball and gives away points through and intercept.

                                  That’s happened to the best players over the years. He needs more ball with more time but he’ll never get it because we have a cart horse 10 that offers nothing these days. Lester, Ennor etc would all struggle at 13 right now with the way our game plan is setup.

                                  It’s a reflection of the coaches, Proctor has been one of the most consistent players over the last three years and then looks like a completely different player on the test stage. They haven’t exactly helped a young player get accustomed to one of the hardest positions in the game, because the game plan is geared towards our halves and our back three playing aerial ping pong.

                                  We are all losing faith in Razor and his coaching staff and I hope he gets the boot if we lose the Bled. Deserves too IMO. He’s not ruthless enough to make the hard calls on underperforming senior players and his game plan up until now has been a disaster.

                                  Let’s hope for everyone’s sake that we hit top gear on Saturday.

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                                  @Canes4life said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                  @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                  @Canes4life said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                  @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                  @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                  @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                  @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                  @Chris mate did you see LF defense stats etc in club rugby in France.. He was worst centre over the season in top 14, by quite a bit. The couple of games I saw him play, he made a few breaks and looked great on attack but abysmal on defense, in that he seemed to not even attempt tackles at time. Reckon JAS would have fun running in his channel

                                  Suaali’i is very poor defensively and could have kittens trying to defend LF.
                                  Procter adds nothing on attack or defence.

                                  Yep, but LF is poor on defense and so would be doing same surely. Games I saw him play weren't so much he couldn't tackle, but more he seemed not to attempt them at times. he may of been confused with defsive set up team used or something, and hope they working on it'

                                  Let’s see how Procter handles Suaali’i it maybe carnage.
                                  Maybe it was miss communication between LF and French speaking players around him with Toulon.

                                  Saying Proctor has nothing on attack or defence is garbage. We know what he’s capable of because we’ve seen it for so long. The game plan is garbage and it’s completely fucked his confidence. That’s on the coaches in my view.

                                  Maybe let’s give Proctor some ball to play with, you know instead of kicking the ball away at 9/10 or crashing the ball up at 12 in almost every play that we do. I’d like the ABs to play with width, they looked so good when they did that in the first 15 mins or so of the last test.

                                  In the first 15 mins Proctor had three solid touches, one underneath his own sticks to put Carter away when Beauden decided to run it. He’s certainly capable, everyone just needs to do their fking job to a high standard, instead of looking like a bunch of clowns who don’t know what the game plan is.

                                  We give him the ball and gives away points through and intercept.

                                  That’s happened to the best players over the years. He needs more ball with more time but he’ll never get it because we have a cart horse 10 that offers nothing these days. Lester, Ennor etc would all struggle at 13 right now with the way our game plan is setup.

                                  It’s a reflection of the coaches, Proctor has been one of the most consistent players over the last three years and then looks like a completely different player on the test stage. They haven’t exactly helped a young player get accustomed to one of the hardest positions in the game, because the game plan is geared towards our halves and our back three playing aerial ping pong.

                                  We are all losing faith in Razor and his coaching staff and I hope he gets the boot if we lose the Bled. Deserves too IMO. He’s not ruthless enough to make the hard calls on underperforming senior players and his game plan up until now has been a disaster.

                                  Let’s hope for everyone’s sake that we hit top gear on Saturday.

                                  If we win it may just paper over the cracks .

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                                    stats are great, until they arent.

                                    "Oh, people can come up with statistics to prove anything, Kent. 14% of people know that"

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                                    @taniwharugby said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                    stats are great, until they arent.

                                    "Oh, people can come up with statistics to prove anything, Kent. 14% of people know that"

                                    Yeah that's true. The point of showing those stats was not to prove Lam is the best but only to show that your idea of Lam having a bad season wasn't an obvious conclusion. From my own eye test I thought he was close to our best player throughout the season.

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                                    • ChrisC Chris

                                      @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                      @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                      @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                      @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                      @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:
                                      Those stats also show Ennor is the best defensive centre by a long way.

                                      I think he's a very good defender but its not really clear that he's the best. Both Ennor and ALB didn't make a lot of tackles over the season.

                                      In terms of completed tackles per 80 minutes Ennor is ranked 18 out of 23.

                                      Well of course that depends on the possession stats how many tackles per 80 min you can make.
                                      And how the opposition uses possession.

                                      David Havili was doing all of Ennor's defensive work for him.

                                      Tackles Per 80 Minutes
                                      17.51 David Havili
                                      7.49 Braydon Ennor

                                      Has he though ? stats do not tell you that .
                                      It could be the opposition are using the channel Havilli defends in.

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                                      @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                      @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                      @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                      @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                      @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                      @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:
                                      Those stats also show Ennor is the best defensive centre by a long way.

                                      I think he's a very good defender but its not really clear that he's the best. Both Ennor and ALB didn't make a lot of tackles over the season.

                                      In terms of completed tackles per 80 minutes Ennor is ranked 18 out of 23.

                                      Well of course that depends on the possession stats how many tackles per 80 min you can make.
                                      And how the opposition uses possession.

                                      David Havili was doing all of Ennor's defensive work for him.

                                      Tackles Per 80 Minutes
                                      17.51 David Havili
                                      7.49 Braydon Ennor

                                      Has he though ? stats do not tell you that .
                                      It could be the opposition are using the channel Havilli defends in.

                                      Sorry that last point wasn't really serious. Just a frivolous misinterpretation of those metrics.

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                                      • ChrisC Chris

                                        @Canes4life said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                        @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                        @Canes4life said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                        @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                        @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                        @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                        @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                        @Chris mate did you see LF defense stats etc in club rugby in France.. He was worst centre over the season in top 14, by quite a bit. The couple of games I saw him play, he made a few breaks and looked great on attack but abysmal on defense, in that he seemed to not even attempt tackles at time. Reckon JAS would have fun running in his channel

                                        Suaali’i is very poor defensively and could have kittens trying to defend LF.
                                        Procter adds nothing on attack or defence.

                                        Yep, but LF is poor on defense and so would be doing same surely. Games I saw him play weren't so much he couldn't tackle, but more he seemed not to attempt them at times. he may of been confused with defsive set up team used or something, and hope they working on it'

                                        Let’s see how Procter handles Suaali’i it maybe carnage.
                                        Maybe it was miss communication between LF and French speaking players around him with Toulon.

                                        Saying Proctor has nothing on attack or defence is garbage. We know what he’s capable of because we’ve seen it for so long. The game plan is garbage and it’s completely fucked his confidence. That’s on the coaches in my view.

                                        Maybe let’s give Proctor some ball to play with, you know instead of kicking the ball away at 9/10 or crashing the ball up at 12 in almost every play that we do. I’d like the ABs to play with width, they looked so good when they did that in the first 15 mins or so of the last test.

                                        In the first 15 mins Proctor had three solid touches, one underneath his own sticks to put Carter away when Beauden decided to run it. He’s certainly capable, everyone just needs to do their fking job to a high standard, instead of looking like a bunch of clowns who don’t know what the game plan is.

                                        We give him the ball and gives away points through and intercept.

                                        That’s happened to the best players over the years. He needs more ball with more time but he’ll never get it because we have a cart horse 10 that offers nothing these days. Lester, Ennor etc would all struggle at 13 right now with the way our game plan is setup.

                                        It’s a reflection of the coaches, Proctor has been one of the most consistent players over the last three years and then looks like a completely different player on the test stage. They haven’t exactly helped a young player get accustomed to one of the hardest positions in the game, because the game plan is geared towards our halves and our back three playing aerial ping pong.

                                        We are all losing faith in Razor and his coaching staff and I hope he gets the boot if we lose the Bled. Deserves too IMO. He’s not ruthless enough to make the hard calls on underperforming senior players and his game plan up until now has been a disaster.

                                        Let’s hope for everyone’s sake that we hit top gear on Saturday.

                                        If we win it may just paper over the cracks .

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                                        @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                        @Canes4life said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                        @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                        @Canes4life said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                        @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                        @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                        @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                        @Dan54 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                        @Chris mate did you see LF defense stats etc in club rugby in France.. He was worst centre over the season in top 14, by quite a bit. The couple of games I saw him play, he made a few breaks and looked great on attack but abysmal on defense, in that he seemed to not even attempt tackles at time. Reckon JAS would have fun running in his channel

                                        Suaali’i is very poor defensively and could have kittens trying to defend LF.
                                        Procter adds nothing on attack or defence.

                                        Yep, but LF is poor on defense and so would be doing same surely. Games I saw him play weren't so much he couldn't tackle, but more he seemed not to attempt them at times. he may of been confused with defsive set up team used or something, and hope they working on it'

                                        Let’s see how Procter handles Suaali’i it maybe carnage.
                                        Maybe it was miss communication between LF and French speaking players around him with Toulon.

                                        Saying Proctor has nothing on attack or defence is garbage. We know what he’s capable of because we’ve seen it for so long. The game plan is garbage and it’s completely fucked his confidence. That’s on the coaches in my view.

                                        Maybe let’s give Proctor some ball to play with, you know instead of kicking the ball away at 9/10 or crashing the ball up at 12 in almost every play that we do. I’d like the ABs to play with width, they looked so good when they did that in the first 15 mins or so of the last test.

                                        In the first 15 mins Proctor had three solid touches, one underneath his own sticks to put Carter away when Beauden decided to run it. He’s certainly capable, everyone just needs to do their fking job to a high standard, instead of looking like a bunch of clowns who don’t know what the game plan is.

                                        We give him the ball and gives away points through and intercept.

                                        That’s happened to the best players over the years. He needs more ball with more time but he’ll never get it because we have a cart horse 10 that offers nothing these days. Lester, Ennor etc would all struggle at 13 right now with the way our game plan is setup.

                                        It’s a reflection of the coaches, Proctor has been one of the most consistent players over the last three years and then looks like a completely different player on the test stage. They haven’t exactly helped a young player get accustomed to one of the hardest positions in the game, because the game plan is geared towards our halves and our back three playing aerial ping pong.

                                        We are all losing faith in Razor and his coaching staff and I hope he gets the boot if we lose the Bled. Deserves too IMO. He’s not ruthless enough to make the hard calls on underperforming senior players and his game plan up until now has been a disaster.

                                        Let’s hope for everyone’s sake that we hit top gear on Saturday.

                                        If we win it may just paper over the cracks .

                                        Yeah but at least it will be a start. The Wallabies have won some very big games this year so beating them shouldn’t be sniffed at. If we can win this week and then in Perth it will be a big confidence booster for those players and coaches under pressure. If we lose both then I’d expect jobs to be in the firing line (including Proctor).

                                        Let’s hope we’ve learnt something from the second test against the Boks, if we come out and play exactly the same style of rugby and lose, that will be a massive disappointment.

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                                          @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                          @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                          @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                          @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:
                                          Those stats also show Ennor is the best defensive centre by a long way.

                                          I think he's a very good defender but its not really clear that he's the best. Both Ennor and ALB didn't make a lot of tackles over the season.

                                          In terms of completed tackles per 80 minutes Ennor is ranked 18 out of 23.

                                          Well of course that depends on the possession stats how many tackles per 80 min you can make.
                                          And how the opposition uses possession.

                                          David Havili was doing all of Ennor's defensive work for him.

                                          Tackles Per 80 Minutes
                                          17.51 David Havili
                                          7.49 Braydon Ennor

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                                          @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                          @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                          @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                          @Chris said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:

                                          @brodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe I:
                                          Those stats also show Ennor is the best defensive centre by a long way.

                                          I think he's a very good defender but its not really clear that he's the best. Both Ennor and ALB didn't make a lot of tackles over the season.

                                          In terms of completed tackles per 80 minutes Ennor is ranked 18 out of 23.

                                          Well of course that depends on the possession stats how many tackles per 80 min you can make.
                                          And how the opposition uses possession.

                                          David Havili was doing all of Ennor's defensive work for him.

                                          Tackles Per 80 Minutes
                                          17.51 David Havili
                                          7.49 Braydon Ennor

                                          Arguing the relative defensive merits of two guys who are rightfully about a million miles away from the AB squad.......

                                          5.05pm on Saturday can't come fast enough !

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