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AgPleezDeddyClub Pro900 posts
18 Sept 2015, 01:18
#1
18 Sept 2015, 01:18#1
I saw this on another thread and it'd be nice to see what people's opinions are...


So 78 minutes into a world cup final, we're losing by 2 points, we have a penalty 45 meters out, not straight in front of the posts.

Which of our players would you want over that ball to kick us to glory?

(Residen t Kiwis, Aussies, Poms feel free to answer on behalf of your nations too)
MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
18 Sept 2015, 03:06
#2
18 Sept 2015, 03:06#2
Morne Steyn....how can there be any doubt?  
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AgPleezDeddyClub Pro900 posts
18 Sept 2015, 05:34
#3
18 Sept 2015, 05:34#3
 Whilst Morne is without doubt our best kicker, let's say hypothetically he's hardly played at all in the world cup till that point, hasn't really had a feel of the ball so there's no real momentum going into it...do you still want him to take it?
I'd say yes..but I can see the arguments against
If it was a pick out of anyone, in the squad or not, I'd have to pick Fransie, despite not being the most accurate on the whole, I'd trust him to kick for my life when the pressures on 
MO
MonsterBokClub Pro442 posts
18 Sept 2015, 05:53
#4
18 Sept 2015, 05:53#4
If we're not going to chose players even in the squad, I'm going for Naas.  
CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
18 Sept 2015, 08:28
#5
18 Sept 2015, 08:28#5
 Lets look at the Ellis Park test last year against the AB's - Lambie would be the player.   Of course Mozart will disagree - he said that 55 meter kick was not a pressure kick.          
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Ho3n3rRookie49 posts
18 Sept 2015, 08:40
#6
18 Sept 2015, 08:40#6
Lambie or Steyn. Not sure if Pollard has the BMT for such moments yet, because he hasn't been in that situation yet, ever, so he's unproven.
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Devil's AdvocatePro7,008 posts
18 Sept 2015, 09:56
#7
18 Sept 2015, 09:56#7
That was my thread and my answer won't change
Morne Steyn
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BokBFClub Pro421 posts
18 Sept 2015, 11:17
#8
18 Sept 2015, 11:17#8
 Morne then Pat. I view Pat as a confidence player so if we are in that position lets hope he has had a good game.  
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bobbok...Captain10,129 posts
18 Sept 2015, 11:23
#9
18 Sept 2015, 11:23#9
 Mighty Morne .
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CleanCutPro9,905 posts
18 Sept 2015, 12:05
#10
18 Sept 2015, 12:05#10
 
Morne is probably the reason we're two points behind to begin with.

Give it to the best 10 in the country ... Patrick Lambie!!
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Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
18 Sept 2015, 14:00
#11
18 Sept 2015, 14:00#11

Pollard if he is still on the field or Lambie if he has replaced Pollard.


Morne is not good enough to peel the oranges......he should not be anywhere near the match day 23  

MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
18 Sept 2015, 16:05
#12
18 Sept 2015, 16:05#12
Look at Lambie at Twickenham and Cardiff....a basket case. You wouldn't want him tying Morne's boot laces before the big kick. Ellis Park was a kick he was never supposed to make...hence zero pressure. He can make those.  
CL
CleanCutPro9,905 posts
18 Sept 2015, 16:18
#13
18 Sept 2015, 16:18#13
 
Come now Mozart ... you don't like him because of his youthful look ... because of that intelligent glint in the eye ... I doubt you'd give him the time of day.

Morne lost the Ozzie test for us ... I can't remember ever seeing you tear him a new one because of it ... why is that?


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bluebokPro3,977 posts
18 Sept 2015, 16:19
#14
18 Sept 2015, 16:19#14
Moz, how have you managed to take the ultimate pressure kick, and say there was no pressure? Seriously, make the kick you beat the All Blacks for the first time since the great trek! Miss the kick, and you lose your team a massive game! I am not a huge Lambie fan, but that WAS a pressure kick, no matter how you word it. 
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