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Super Sid Going

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moolaaPro2,380 posts
18 May 2024, 01:16
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18 May 2024, 01:16#1
Sadly, the great AB halfback Sid Going passed away yesterday aged 80. One of our best. R.I.P. Sid.
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
18 May 2024, 02:44
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18 May 2024, 02:44#2

Great player ….one of the legends

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bobbok...Captain10,129 posts
18 May 2024, 05:29
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18 May 2024, 05:29#3

"Going, Going, Gone & its a try !"

RIP  a true AB legend.

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RooinekCaptain18,117 posts
18 May 2024, 07:12
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18 May 2024, 07:12#4

One of the greats.

RIP

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ChippoPro3,372 posts
18 May 2024, 08:09
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18 May 2024, 08:09#5
Sid Gone to heaven. RIP.
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DennyCaptain12,893 posts
18 May 2024, 11:12
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18 May 2024, 11:12#6

The 1970 All Blacks featured several standout players who left their mark on the rugby world. Here are a few notable names from that team:

  1. Fergie McCormick (Fullback): Known for his accurate goal-kicking and solid defensive skills, McCormick was a key player during the tour. His performance in the second test match against South Africa helped secure the All Blacks’ narrow victory.

  2. Sid Going (Halfback): Going’s quick thinking, agility, and ability to create scoring opportunities made him a vital part of the team. His partnership with fly-half McLeod was crucial in orchestrating the All Blacks’ attacking plays.

  3. Ian Kirkpatrick (Flanker): A hard-hitting forward, Kirkpatrick was a force to be reckoned with. His physicality in the breakdowns and tireless work rate made him a standout player throughout the tour.

  4. Colin Meads (Lock): Meads, a legendary figure in New Zealand rugby, was a dominant force in the lineouts and scrums. His leadership and tenacity inspired the team, even in challenging matches.

  5. Fergie Anderson (Prop): Anderson’s scrummaging skills and work in tight spaces were crucial for the All Blacks. His consistency and reliability in the front row contributed significantly to the team’s success.

  6. There were claims at the time that the 1970 All Black team who toured South Africa didn't have a goal kicker.......I remember Sid Going stepping up to the plate and doing very well in a not too familiar role.

    RIP and thanks for the memory, Sid.


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