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All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II

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  • antipodeanA antipodean

    Concerned with Tupaea playing out of position against quality backs and Faingaʻanuku who was a bang average winger on defence.

    But a backline reshuffle and opportunities for bench players will amount to naught if our forward pack are meek kittens.

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    @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

    Concerned with Tupaea playing out of position against quality backs and Faingaʻanuku who was a bang average winger on defence.

    But a backline reshuffle and opportunities for bench players will amount to naught if our forward pack are meek kittens.

    On the positive side Carter has shown some nice mongrel ( is that an oxymoron ? ) on defence.

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      @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

      Concerned with Tupaea playing out of position against quality backs and Faingaʻanuku who was a bang average winger on defence.

      But a backline reshuffle and opportunities for bench players will amount to naught if our forward pack are meek kittens.

      On the positive side Carter has shown some nice mongrel ( is that an oxymoron ? ) on defence.

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      @MN5 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

      @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

      Concerned with Tupaea playing out of position against quality backs and Faingaʻanuku who was a bang average winger on defence.

      But a backline reshuffle and opportunities for bench players will amount to naught if our forward pack are meek kittens.

      On the positive side Carter has shown some nice mongrel ( is that an oxymoron ? ) on defence.

      And attack. He and Roigard both want their hands on the ball. Such a contrast to BB who looks like he doesn't want it at all.

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      • MN5M MN5

        @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

        Concerned with Tupaea playing out of position against quality backs and Faingaʻanuku who was a bang average winger on defence.

        But a backline reshuffle and opportunities for bench players will amount to naught if our forward pack are meek kittens.

        On the positive side Carter has shown some nice mongrel ( is that an oxymoron ? ) on defence.

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        @MN5 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

        @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

        Concerned with Tupaea playing out of position against quality backs and Faingaʻanuku who was a bang average winger on defence.

        But a backline reshuffle and opportunities for bench players will amount to naught if our forward pack are meek kittens.

        On the positive side Carter has shown some nice mongrel ( is that an oxymoron ? ) on defence.

        He has shown more desire and ticker than most of the rest of the team. For a seemingly smaller guy, he plays big. We could do with more like him

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        • canefanC canefan

          @MN5 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

          @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

          Concerned with Tupaea playing out of position against quality backs and Faingaʻanuku who was a bang average winger on defence.

          But a backline reshuffle and opportunities for bench players will amount to naught if our forward pack are meek kittens.

          On the positive side Carter has shown some nice mongrel ( is that an oxymoron ? ) on defence.

          He has shown more desire and ticker than most of the rest of the team. For a seemingly smaller guy, he plays big. We could do with more like him

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          @canefan said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

          @MN5 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

          @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

          Concerned with Tupaea playing out of position against quality backs and Faingaʻanuku who was a bang average winger on defence.

          But a backline reshuffle and opportunities for bench players will amount to naught if our forward pack are meek kittens.

          On the positive side Carter has shown some nice mongrel ( is that an oxymoron ? ) on defence.

          He has shown more desire and ticker than most of the rest of the team. For a seemingly smaller guy, he plays big. We could do with more like him

          He man handled both Suaalii and Ikitau within 60 seconds last week.

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          • JetJ Jet

            @canefan said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

            @MN5 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

            @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

            Concerned with Tupaea playing out of position against quality backs and Faingaʻanuku who was a bang average winger on defence.

            But a backline reshuffle and opportunities for bench players will amount to naught if our forward pack are meek kittens.

            On the positive side Carter has shown some nice mongrel ( is that an oxymoron ? ) on defence.

            He has shown more desire and ticker than most of the rest of the team. For a seemingly smaller guy, he plays big. We could do with more like him

            He man handled both Suaalii and Ikitau within 60 seconds last week.

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            @Jet said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

            @canefan said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

            @MN5 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

            @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

            Concerned with Tupaea playing out of position against quality backs and Faingaʻanuku who was a bang average winger on defence.

            But a backline reshuffle and opportunities for bench players will amount to naught if our forward pack are meek kittens.

            On the positive side Carter has shown some nice mongrel ( is that an oxymoron ? ) on defence.

            He has shown more desire and ticker than most of the rest of the team. For a seemingly smaller guy, he plays big. We could do with more like him

            He man handled both Suaalii and Ikitau within 60 seconds last week.

            Yeah that's what I was referring to. Neither of them are exactly shrinking violets so it was pretty inspirational from such a new guy more noted for his attacking abilities.

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            • JetJ Jet

              @canefan said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

              @MN5 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

              @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

              Concerned with Tupaea playing out of position against quality backs and Faingaʻanuku who was a bang average winger on defence.

              But a backline reshuffle and opportunities for bench players will amount to naught if our forward pack are meek kittens.

              On the positive side Carter has shown some nice mongrel ( is that an oxymoron ? ) on defence.

              He has shown more desire and ticker than most of the rest of the team. For a seemingly smaller guy, he plays big. We could do with more like him

              He man handled both Suaalii and Ikitau within 60 seconds last week.

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              @Jet said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

              @canefan said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

              @MN5 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

              @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

              Concerned with Tupaea playing out of position against quality backs and Faingaʻanuku who was a bang average winger on defence.

              But a backline reshuffle and opportunities for bench players will amount to naught if our forward pack are meek kittens.

              On the positive side Carter has shown some nice mongrel ( is that an oxymoron ? ) on defence.

              He has shown more desire and ticker than most of the rest of the team. For a seemingly smaller guy, he plays big. We could do with more like him

              He man handled both Suaalii and Ikitau within 60 seconds last week.

              One of them reminded me of the tackle Kaino made in the 2011 SF

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              • canefanC canefan

                @Jet said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                @canefan said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                @MN5 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                Concerned with Tupaea playing out of position against quality backs and Faingaʻanuku who was a bang average winger on defence.

                But a backline reshuffle and opportunities for bench players will amount to naught if our forward pack are meek kittens.

                On the positive side Carter has shown some nice mongrel ( is that an oxymoron ? ) on defence.

                He has shown more desire and ticker than most of the rest of the team. For a seemingly smaller guy, he plays big. We could do with more like him

                He man handled both Suaalii and Ikitau within 60 seconds last week.

                One of them reminded me of the tackle Kaino made in the 2011 SF

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                @canefan said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                @Jet said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                @canefan said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                @MN5 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                Concerned with Tupaea playing out of position against quality backs and Faingaʻanuku who was a bang average winger on defence.

                But a backline reshuffle and opportunities for bench players will amount to naught if our forward pack are meek kittens.

                On the positive side Carter has shown some nice mongrel ( is that an oxymoron ? ) on defence.

                He has shown more desire and ticker than most of the rest of the team. For a seemingly smaller guy, he plays big. We could do with more like him

                He man handled both Suaalii and Ikitau within 60 seconds last week.

                One of them reminded me of the tackle Kaino made in the 2011 SF

                Was just great to see someone relishing putting a shoulder in.

                The hits were as much for him as they were for the cause.

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                • JetJ Jet

                  @canefan said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                  @Jet said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                  @canefan said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                  @MN5 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                  @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                  Concerned with Tupaea playing out of position against quality backs and Faingaʻanuku who was a bang average winger on defence.

                  But a backline reshuffle and opportunities for bench players will amount to naught if our forward pack are meek kittens.

                  On the positive side Carter has shown some nice mongrel ( is that an oxymoron ? ) on defence.

                  He has shown more desire and ticker than most of the rest of the team. For a seemingly smaller guy, he plays big. We could do with more like him

                  He man handled both Suaalii and Ikitau within 60 seconds last week.

                  One of them reminded me of the tackle Kaino made in the 2011 SF

                  Was just great to see someone relishing putting a shoulder in.

                  The hits were as much for him as they were for the cause.

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                  @Jet said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                  @canefan said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                  @Jet said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                  @canefan said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                  @MN5 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                  @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                  Concerned with Tupaea playing out of position against quality backs and Faingaʻanuku who was a bang average winger on defence.

                  But a backline reshuffle and opportunities for bench players will amount to naught if our forward pack are meek kittens.

                  On the positive side Carter has shown some nice mongrel ( is that an oxymoron ? ) on defence.

                  He has shown more desire and ticker than most of the rest of the team. For a seemingly smaller guy, he plays big. We could do with more like him

                  He man handled both Suaalii and Ikitau within 60 seconds last week.

                  One of them reminded me of the tackle Kaino made in the 2011 SF

                  Was just great to see someone relishing putting a shoulder in.

                  The hits were as much for him as they were for the cause.

                  A shame they didn't seem to fire everyone else up

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                  • JetJ Jet

                    @canefan said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                    @Jet said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                    @canefan said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                    @MN5 said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                    @antipodean said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                    Concerned with Tupaea playing out of position against quality backs and Faingaʻanuku who was a bang average winger on defence.

                    But a backline reshuffle and opportunities for bench players will amount to naught if our forward pack are meek kittens.

                    On the positive side Carter has shown some nice mongrel ( is that an oxymoron ? ) on defence.

                    He has shown more desire and ticker than most of the rest of the team. For a seemingly smaller guy, he plays big. We could do with more like him

                    He man handled both Suaalii and Ikitau within 60 seconds last week.

                    One of them reminded me of the tackle Kaino made in the 2011 SF

                    Was just great to see someone relishing putting a shoulder in.

                    The hits were as much for him as they were for the cause.

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                    @Jet Leroy went well. Looks like Jane but plays like Tarzan.

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                      @Jet Leroy went well. Looks like Jane but plays like Tarzan.

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                      @Jimmy-Jimmy said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                      @Jet Leroy went well. Looks like Jane but plays like Tarzan.

                      I don't reckon, he never had any forearm tatts for starters.

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                        The Roar reporting Tane Edmed will start at 10

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                          The Roar reporting Tane Edmed will start at 10

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                          @KiwiMurph said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                          The Roar reporting Tane Edmed will start at 10

                          I cant see Australia winning with Edmed.

                          That would be sign of catastrophic failure by the ABs and the coaches.

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                            Interesting backline. Thank god we finally get to see Roigard-McKenzie, that's the combination we've been waiting way too long for. I think I'm right in saying that Ireland last year is the only big game they've played together? Roigard's kicking and playmaking should take a bit of pressure off McKenzie to do everything for 80 mins, which was an issue late in games last year when combined with poor use of the bench in general.
                            Leicester may be a good selection, as I think he is effectively an extra hard runner in the forwards. Clarke is a better winger, much better in the air - but if our forward pack lacks runners (and it probably will) then LF may be pretty useful. With him and Carter as wings, the Aussies should attack us in the air, and run at Leicester as they do have pace - and us with Tupaea who isn't a usual 13 - so there are obvious points for them to attack.
                            Tupaea at centre is an interesting one. He was good enough in Super rugby to deserve a decent shot in tests, and with Jordie locked in at 12 I can see the 'best players on the field' attraction. I don't think he's really a natural centre, and after giving Proctor a decent run and seeing his defense improve, pulling him out and putting in a guy who is very likely to have similar defensive issues at first seems risky.
                            Not sure why they've picked Ioane, as the starting backline looks a good opportunity to go 6-2 with just Ratima and Love.

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                            @reprobate said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                            Thank god we finally get to see Roigard-McKenzie, that's the combination we've been waiting way too long for. I think I'm right in saying that Ireland last year is the only big game they've played together?

                            8th November 2024
                            Damian McKenzie was named player of the match after a fine performance showing control and flair to help steer his All Blacks side to an assured victory at the Aviva Stadium, scoring 18 points in the process.

                            https://www.sixnationsrugby.com/en/autumn-nations-series/fixtures/2025/ireland-v-new-zealand-08112024-2010/report

                            I'm at a loss at the subsequent selection logic

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                              Ray does seem to be heading in the right direction. A few put out to pasture.
                              It's about time Love gets a decent 30 minutes. There's no reason why not.

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                                @reprobate said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                                Thank god we finally get to see Roigard-McKenzie, that's the combination we've been waiting way too long for. I think I'm right in saying that Ireland last year is the only big game they've played together?

                                8th November 2024
                                Damian McKenzie was named player of the match after a fine performance showing control and flair to help steer his All Blacks side to an assured victory at the Aviva Stadium, scoring 18 points in the process.

                                https://www.sixnationsrugby.com/en/autumn-nations-series/fixtures/2025/ireland-v-new-zealand-08112024-2010/report

                                I'm at a loss at the subsequent selection logic

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                                @BerniesCorner said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                                @reprobate said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                                Thank god we finally get to see Roigard-McKenzie, that's the combination we've been waiting way too long for. I think I'm right in saying that Ireland last year is the only big game they've played together?

                                8th November 2024
                                Damian McKenzie was named player of the match after a fine performance showing control and flair to help steer his All Blacks side to an assured victory at the Aviva Stadium, scoring 18 points in the process.

                                https://www.sixnationsrugby.com/en/autumn-nations-series/fixtures/2025/ireland-v-new-zealand-08112024-2010/report

                                I'm at a loss at the subsequent selection logic

                                thats simple
                                easier to bring mounga back after barrett than dmac performing

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                                  James Slipper retiring from Test rugby this weekend as Mike Cron also leaves the Wallabies setup

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                                    John Ulugia moving into Cron's role

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                                      Screenshot 2025-10-01 at 7.05.56 PM.png

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                                      • taniwharugbyT taniwharugby

                                        @ShaquilleOatmeal thing is, Dmac needs to Fire otherwise they will revert to BB.

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                                        @taniwharugby said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                                        @ShaquilleOatmeal thing is, Dmac needs to Fire otherwise they will revert to BB.

                                        Well kinda...he needs to show the coaches what they want - which might look pretty unfirey to the rest of us...

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                                          James Slipper retiring from Test rugby this weekend as Mike Cron also leaves the Wallabies setup

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                                          @NTA said in All Blacks vs Wallabies Bledisloe II:

                                          James Slipper retiring from Test rugby this weekend as Mike Cron also leaves the Wallabies setup

                                          One Aussie you’d happily buy a beer. Comes across as a top bloke in interviews.

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