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Lambie's try was the most satisfying bit of rugby at Eden Park

Started by Mozart8 REPLIES208 VIEWS· 22 Sept 2013, 17:05
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
22 Sept 2013, 17:05
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22 Sept 2013, 17:05#1
Yes Barrett made a nice break leading up to Rettalik's try, and there were a few other moments, like Willie skinning Conrad Smith and just missing on a try scoring pass to Serfontein. But most of the match was meat and potatoes. - Then there was the Lambie try....a bit of brilliant execution. The patent for this try has to go to Luger and Guscott in the match against the Boks in 99. It was an exact replica, a perfect kick to the corner, a brilliant jump and tap by the leaper ( Kirchner/Luger) and clean fielding and try scoring by the follow up man (Lambie/Guscott). - This kind of try has a whiff of Aussie Rules about it, but tends to be 50/50 for a try if the kick is well placed. Those odds are much higher than conventional phase play or standard attempts to breach the defence through the backline. It often means loss of ball, so it's subject to a lot of moaning. But is it better to lose the ball after eight phases vs one, with a lower probability of success? The only counter argument I can see is the possibility of forcing a penalty through ball retention..
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BuzzClub Pro175 posts
22 Sept 2013, 17:42
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22 Sept 2013, 17:42#2

Lambie was great under pressure, most would have waited on the bounce. My highlight was Bismarcks turnovers.

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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
22 Sept 2013, 18:11
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22 Sept 2013, 18:11#3
Mozart There was very little in positive performances by the Springboks in that match - so it Is definite that if you look hard at the match - that try was one of the very few positives in that game. I also agree with buzz - while Bismarck was on the field of play he was awesome in breakdown play. However, the rest of the game was a comedy of errors by a useless lot - the aimless kicking of Steyn and Pienaar, the poor loosie performance, the atrocious lapses in defence and poor and clumsy ball handling skills all contributed in a major way to the loss. So a very little bit of good play should be the only ray of hope for our supporters. If one such incident is the only thing we can rejoice in a sea of utter misery - lets agree that the Springboks as a team put up a really horrible performance.
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Just_winCaptain18,570 posts
22 Sept 2013, 18:13
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22 Sept 2013, 18:13#4

 I have always been a Lanbie fan from the first time I saw him play .

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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
22 Sept 2013, 18:42
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22 Sept 2013, 18:42#5
Just_win Lambie is my first choice flyhalf for the Springboks. I am a big fan of him. He is a model private person as well - a real example of being an absolute young gentleman with strong religious principles..
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Monkey D LuffyPro6,277 posts
22 Sept 2013, 20:32
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22 Sept 2013, 20:32#6

i was a massive lambie fan until this year when he took the attack out of his game and became the saffa flyhalf stereotype.

goosen and janties are SA best attacking flyhalves, and they dont come close to NZs top 4 flyhalves and u guys havent even seen benji yet.

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ShezzaPro2,471 posts
22 Sept 2013, 20:39
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22 Sept 2013, 20:39#7

 Jeez Sas, you're losing a lot of dignity by slating the Golden Goose. 

Whats happened to the Baby Black center, Emery was his surname.

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Monkey D LuffyPro6,277 posts
22 Sept 2013, 21:00
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22 Sept 2013, 21:00#8

@shezza,

im not criticizing goosen, but i was a having a dig with my NZ comparisons, LMAO, :oD

golden goose still needs to prove he can lay golden eggs, cos right scrambled eggs is all u can make with his broken product.

emery is playin in the ITM, a possible talent for the future, but still an easy minimum 2 years away before he can be considered for anything higher then super rugby.
with australias foreign development porgramme, emery could be a wallaby in a few years time.

he should have a bigger year with the highlanders in 2014 now that tamati ellison is no longer incumbent 13.

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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
22 Sept 2013, 22:44
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22 Sept 2013, 22:44#9

 

 Sheeza saSUE cant quite grasp that last year Goosen was under 19 . This year under 20. 

Jan Serfontein and Goosen should have been at the juniour world cup

If he can grasp this he may even change his "mind" re Goosen. Goosen's brillaince worked against him and he was not ready physically for senior rugby no matter how much snapster thought otherwise.

He needs to managed very carefully when he comes back.  Hopefully a lot of conditioning work has happened.

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