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Chiefs on fire, too hot for Brumbies trot

Started by sitting bull11 REPLIES220 VIEWS· 16 Mar 2012, 02:00
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sitting bullClub Pro170 posts
16 Mar 2012, 23:05
#1
16 Mar 2012, 23:05#1

As Chief sitting bull predicted, Mighty Chiefs blazing trail to top of Super15 mountain.

Mighty Chiefs tame neighbours wild ponies and now look for bigger fish to fry, wilder animals for trophy room like heads of  big SA pussycats...

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UsernamePro1,098 posts
16 Mar 2012, 23:54
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16 Mar 2012, 23:54#2

Actually, the Brumbies deserved the win more. They created more and were the more accurate side. The Chiefs I see are using SBW more to attack the gainline. However, he wasn't very successful inside, only on two forages out wide. The Chief's inability to make headway inside meant they were frantically trying to play a wide game without much incision. The Brumbies defence was test class; reminded me very much of the Bok win over New Zealand last year, only better! The Chiefs don't look as fit, they are very much reliant on a few tricks and gimmicks that are already being overused and their defence is vulnerable. The Brumbies maul utterly savaged them, and South African sides will take note of that. The Chiefs lacked the tools to attack the Brumbie' only real vulnerability; solidity under the high ball. That said, it will get better. Every aspect of this Brumbies side is getting better every week. This was anything but a glorified win for the Chiefs, more like a reality check.

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sitting bullClub Pro170 posts
17 Mar 2012, 02:31
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17 Mar 2012, 02:31#3

...haha always the best team that loses according to flapping tepee... ponies give good ride but Chiefs hunter warriors and ride them into ground...Mighty Chiefs never say die attitude,  potent mooloo magic  and inexhaustible steadiness of mind always pevails in end...

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UsernamePro1,098 posts
17 Mar 2012, 03:56
#4
17 Mar 2012, 03:56#4

The Chiefs looked spooked; they couldn't even look their opponents in the eyes at scrum time. Towards the end of the game they looked lost. Very much got lucky.

SB
sitting bullClub Pro170 posts
17 Mar 2012, 04:18
#5
17 Mar 2012, 04:18#5

,,,..Chiefs cocky from start throw ball wide like courageous warriors....Ponies overfed so succumb to Mighty Chiefs in end....Chiefs never lose on sacred mooloo hunting ground in baypark  ... never in past or in the moons ahead... very strong medicine surpasses words...

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DennyCaptain12,893 posts
17 Mar 2012, 04:48
#6
17 Mar 2012, 04:48#6

Don't kid yourself sitting bull, that was an ordinary performance by your team against a no name brand. Keep talking up the Chiefs and moloo magic whatever that is, your team with all it's stars failed to impress. I predicted they'd blow the Brumbies off the park so I'm glad to say even I have egg on my face.

SB
sitting bullClub Pro170 posts
17 Mar 2012, 07:43
#7
17 Mar 2012, 07:43#7

..sitting bull see only positives and prefer young squaw on face instead... Ponies undefeated in past so sitting bull see Mighty Chiefs reigning them in after much bucking and kicking...egg on face should wash face perhaps instead of worrying about Mighty Chiefs..

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DennyCaptain12,893 posts
17 Mar 2012, 08:10
#8
17 Mar 2012, 08:10#8

I can see an end to you chest-beating the Mighty Chiefs....truth be told an ordinary no brand team stripped the Might out of the Chiefs. And you can count yourself lucky to win with a dubious stadium clock working in your teams favour.

SB
sitting bullClub Pro170 posts
17 Mar 2012, 08:56
#9
17 Mar 2012, 08:56#9

,,,sitting bull support Mighty Chiefs all sitting bulls days... not like some fickle paleface Rain cloud supporters... sitting bull will never denounce the Mighty Chiefs...

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hakwaPro4,146 posts
19 Mar 2012, 01:49
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19 Mar 2012, 01:49#10

Equally the two-time champions have looked to developed into something of a spoiling team this season, playing with a cold, effective – but rarely flamboyant – tactical approach that has former Springboks coach Jake White blueprint all over it.

Rennie however didn’t have much positive to say about the 29-22 win.

He told the Sunday Star-Times that at times his troops were their own worst enemies, not only making fundamental mistakes, but straying from the original plan.

"It was a frustrating night, to be honest," Rennie said. 

"The areas we talked about attacking them in we just didn't do it until the last few minutes. 

"We talked about going through the middle and round the edges from the start because they spread across the park defensively and they're pretty thin around there. But we tried to play the sidelines, lost a lot of ball and couldn't apply the pressure." 

"Hopefully we've learnt a lesson from that.” 

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UsernamePro1,098 posts
19 Mar 2012, 02:19
#11
19 Mar 2012, 02:19#11

The Brumbies defence manfully contained them inside and outwide. A test class defensive display. They also showed much endeavour with piercing backline bursts. A well rounded performance; had they taken thoe tries in the first half they would have won this.

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Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
19 Mar 2012, 03:26
#12
19 Mar 2012, 03:26#12

 Ja the good old Jake blueprint - there will be many losses under good old Jake - watch this space

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