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Stormers v Rebels [Time Stamps]

Started by DezertFox13 REPLIES254 VIEWS· 27 May 2015, 11:16
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DezertFoxPro2,288 posts
27 May 2015, 11:16
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27 May 2015, 11:16#1

Damian De Allende

First Half

00:03 - Taps back Chief's kick-off.
00:40 - Rebel LO. Goes low on ball-carrier,
01:48 - DA part of kick chase, takes receiver low as 7 drives ball carrier to ground. Takes up guard position on short side.
03:48 - Joins ruck after S13 hit up through gain line.
05:27 - Supports kick off receiver then joins subsequent ruck retaining possession.
08:37 - Middle Scrum. stormers attack left S15 breaks with dummy to S13, sends pass to DA who breaks tackle along touchline before being brought to ground from behind.
10:03 - Rebel Scrum. DA shoots out the line but slips off tackle attempt.
10:44 - Stormers LO. S10-S12, DA burrows through tackle attempt gaining forward drive.
12:02 - DA drifts across after Rebels LO. Leaving the line exposed, attackers kicks behind defence
16:58 - DA takes Rebel high, as S10 takes him low and twists him to ground. Leaves immediately thereafter and takes up defensive position.
17:04 - Rushes out the line to engage attacker, leaving his channel exposed. Not part of a move to corral ball back in, ball easily worked outside of him.
17:46 - Drifts out and takes down attacker with strong lateral defence.
16:15 - Diving tackle missed on R13.
20:53 - DA jumps the line and is run over cleanly by a head-on charge.
22:28 - DA shadows S13 and attacks breakdown strongly, Rebels lose control of ball.
23:14 - Pass from S5. DA breaks down touchline beating R1 on the outside and scores try.
27:02 - Stormers break out wide with numbers. DA knocks on.
31:13 - Stormers Scrum. S10-S12. DA runs overs line attacking space outside Rebel. Makes good ground before losing control of the ball.
37:36 - Stormers Scrum. DA first receiver. Crashes it up but has little power to dent the defense.

Second Half

40:15 - Stormers defensive line dog-legged, DA trailing behind inside defender and too close. Gets beaten on the outside missing tackle.
40:24 - S11 brings down Rebel, DA immediately attacks subsequent ruck. Driven off ball, but buys some time for defence.
44:20 - Grabs Rebel from behind.
49:46 - Tries to find ball amongst pile of bodies.
50:25 - Rebels pass along the face of DA to player on his outside shoulder and breakout in numbers down touchline.
54:12 - Attacks breakdown.
55:37 - Assists S7 in eventually bringing Rebel to ground.
58:13 - DA dives low taking Rebel by ankles, S13 takes upper body and pulls attacker down.
62:52 - Quickly over the top to attack ball. Rebels penalized for forward pass.
67:27 - Over the top to attack ball. Very strong presence that wins penalty for Stormers.
69:43 - S10-S12. DA steps inside attacker to move away from cluster of defenders burrows through Rebel tackle and goes to ground.
72:16 - Attacks breakdown.
72:41 - Stormers ball, Ruck clean.
72:44 - Picks up ball and runs it back towards the touchline, offloads wildly to nobody back inside.
75:06 - Deep inside Stormers 22, takes Rebel charge of two head-on and loses ground slowly laterally before all three go to ground.

Juan de Jongh

First Half

00:05 - Gathers loose ball from S12 tap back and steps inside attacker before going low to ground for secure possession.
01:40 - Kick chase, flies over the top of receiver.
03:57 - Juan comes onto ball at pace receiving pass from S10. Breaks one tackle and draws in two defenders to bring him down completely well behind gain line.
07:03 - Juan chases kick falls on receiver who went to ground immediately and holds him down before being engulfed in ruck.
08:30 - Decoy runner from Stormers centre scrum that allows S15 to break around two defenders.
08:40 - Juan supports break along touchline as first Stormer at breakdown.
10:03 - Juan rushes out line to attack ball at breakdown, but immediately moves out wide to cover the outside as Stormers forwards arrive at breakdown.
10:48 - Juan arrives at breakdown guarding ruck fringe, protecting S9.
12:02 - Juan retreats quickly after Rebels kick behind flat defensive line, gathers loose ball then loses control.
17:46 - Guards short side of ruck.
20:26 - Diving tackle grabbing attacker by lower leg.
20:33 - Attacks breakdown quickly.
20:59 - Juan quickly wraps up ball carrier with Burger as he goes over try line. No try.
22:27 - Juan takes R10 head-on around thighs and brings him down.
22:31 - Rebels lose control of ball from prior ruck, they go backwards. Juan pressures Rebels and joins subsequent ruck.
25:49 - Juan dumps R7 to ground.
27:52 - Rebel throws late pass to runner between S12 and Juan. Juan pulls him down by leg, Rebel offloads.
35:34 - Juan rushes out the line,cutting off Rebels outside attackers and waits for R12 to get the ball before wrapping him up. R12 gets offload away as he goes to ground.
35:46 - Juan dives into ruck.
37:38 - Juan quickly in support of S12 run and joins breakdown.
38:26 - Kick chase, Juan slips tackle.

Second Half

40:16 - Juan comes inside to take down Rebel who beat S12 on outside, Takes him high laterally and brings him down, but Rebel offloads.
44:21 - Brings Rebel to ground after S12 grabbed him.
47:36 - Takes up position at ruck after restart protecting S9.
49:30 - Kicks loose ball by Rebels down field.
49:46 - Sucked into ruck after kick chase down field.
50:46 - Scrappy ball by Stormers goes backwards, S9 gives to Juan who holds up tacklers before going to ground.
51:29 - Rushes out and brings down R5.
55:09 - Juan shadows primary defender as he pulls attacker towards touchline, and intercepts offload and clears kick down field. Chases his own kick and pressures receiver.
58:13 - S12 dives low taking Rebel by ankles, Juan takes upper body and pulls attacker down.

















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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
27 May 2015, 11:33
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27 May 2015, 11:33#2
 Despite the descriptions above - De Jongh was fairly ineffective in what he did insofar as attacking play is concerned and some of his tackles were also ineffective - allowing for effective off-loads of balls.    Had an average game and did not really stand out.
The descriptions of what De Allende did is weird and an attack on the player - nothing different expected.   From the descriptions it is apparent that if it was what actually happened - the player is an utter fool with no idea about rugby.

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DezertFoxPro2,288 posts
27 May 2015, 11:46
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27 May 2015, 11:46#3
"Despite the descriptions above - De Jongh was fairly ineffective in what he did"

Michael, it is exactly as described. We keep going through this scenario and you keep being proven wrong. I will have the accompanying footage as time will allow, but the time stamps are perfectly sufficient. I was initially only going to look at de Jongh, but I was so shocked with what I saw I thought it deserved particular attention. This was a perfect game for displaying real attacking nous, very open. He has his strengths. I would very much like to see him play for the Boks, he could be a wing. If he could defend, he'd be a better 13.
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
27 May 2015, 11:56
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27 May 2015, 11:56#4
 This is utter rubbish and only a fool with garbled ideas about rugby and no ideas about player assessment will write a slanted report like that.   What is clear is that your idea about player performances is so weird it is unbelievable garbage.  
Are you not ashamed of writing this type of thing and pretending that it is an objective assessment of what happened on the field of play?   It is highly garbled because a player can do nothing and get a praise song on him doing that.   However, I am laughing my ass off.      
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DezertFoxPro2,288 posts
27 May 2015, 12:00
#5
27 May 2015, 12:00#5
I can tell you something Michael, I am not so arrogant and conceited as to denigrate a person for having an opinion or belief. Even you, even with all your lies and deceit. I am not ashamed of recounting events as they happened, no more than you are of fabricating several player's entire careers, to the point where you announced Morné was going to become a football player!

Instead of the usual person attacks (white flag waving) why not go through each part of the events recorded. You tell me exactly what happened and where I erred... if you can. Until then, I take it your dainty tail is placed delicately between your little Mika legs in timid submission.
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
27 May 2015, 12:06
#6
27 May 2015, 12:06#6
 I would not bother to do that - because it is not worth spending time on correcting this garbage.  I have looked at the game three times and am not going to look at it a fourth time to correct the garbled and prejudiced rubbish written by you.   
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DezertFoxPro2,288 posts
27 May 2015, 12:28
#7
27 May 2015, 12:28#7
I know you would more than love to correct me. It eats you up inside that you cannot do it, so you sling mud. Let your mouth run yet more, I have another video for you. 
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
27 May 2015, 14:30
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27 May 2015, 14:30#8

Lestat you are wasting your time. Your time stamps are useful for the poster who is trying to get a better sense of the micro aspects of the game.....

 

Liarmike isn't. His whole pathetic, provincial admin ego is tied up in his take on players. There is no way he is going to take any information on board....nor is the lush RooiAAS.

 

The facts is these two posters see almost none of these things....how else could RooiAAS have totally missed Schalk Burger's value and pushed Luke Watson?

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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
27 May 2015, 14:49
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27 May 2015, 14:49#9
 Mozart
Letsal and your contributions would be useful if it can be taken as objective assessments of what really happens on the field of play and not prejudiced and useless ramblings.   
I give up on any of you two ever writing anything near the truth about rugby performances without a nasty streak of prejudice, making match descriptions by the two of you a complete farce.
None as as blind as him who prefers not to see.  That applies 100% to you.    
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
27 May 2015, 14:52
#10
27 May 2015, 14:52#10
Liarmike your contributions are about as accurate as those of a 12 year old boy....hold on, perhaps that's a 17 year old boy......hahaha . There's one thing I learned early in life, never believe a serial liar.
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
27 May 2015, 14:56
#11
27 May 2015, 14:56#11
 Mozart
I do not lie and then sliver along like a snake to get out of it like you do.  Nev er believe a liar and snake - that is a bad combination.
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DezertFoxPro2,288 posts
27 May 2015, 15:13
#12
27 May 2015, 15:13#12
That's exactly what you do! I challenged you to prove me wrong and you slithered away to write two threads with personal attacks. You are the most compulsive liar I have met in a very, very long time.
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
27 May 2015, 16:34
#13
27 May 2015, 16:34#13
 I would have scrapped all the praise singing and garbled descriptions and would add what you missed altogether.   I do not think that what you described as factual is anywhere near what happened - and said that I would not bother to watch the game again and do a proper assessment - because it will go straight over your head. 
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DezertFoxPro2,288 posts
27 May 2015, 16:43
#14
27 May 2015, 16:43#14
Ha! The mark of a coward and a liar. So in other words, I will insult you personally for saying what I don't like to hear but I won't/can't disprove you so I will just say that I cannot be bothered. If you cannot be bothered, then simply say nothing at all. Ende. 
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