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worried about the waratahs??? u should be,,,

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10 Feb 2014, 16:08
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10 Feb 2014, 16:08#1

IMO the most dangerous team in the comp is going to be the waratahs, like the chiefs they can field a star studded lineup, but also have some wicked depth on their bench and in the squad ready waiting for their chance to crack the team.

possible waratahs lineup,,,
1 ben robonson, 2 tatafu polotu nau, 3 sekope kepu


4 will skelton, 5 kane douglas


6 dave dennis (c), 7 micheal hooper, 8 wycliff palu


9 brendan mcibbin, 10 kurtley beale


12 rob horne, 13 AAC


11 peter betham, 15 izzy folau, 14 cam crawford


16 tolu latu, 17 paddy ryan, 18 jeremy tilse, 19 jed holloway, 20 jacques potgieter, 21 nick phibbs, 22 brendan foley, 23 jono lance


the whole 23 man possible waratahs team i just named is pretty mean IMO, every single player capable of being an incumbent in their own right.


there was also no room for other players like,,,

pat mccutheon, tala grey and ben volavola, and if u know anything about these players, then u can start to understand just how sick the waratahs depth is.

i also think coach cheika is very underrated, i love the way he handles himself on a PR level and i love his attacking mindset.

every saffa coach ive seen on every level combined dosent have half the attacking nous which chieka does, and im picking him to take over from the wallabies after the All Blacks win the 2015 RWC, :o)


heed my warning about the waratahs yall, we merely saw a glimpse of their true potential last year, and im picking the waratahs to do well in 2014.


IMO waratahs to top the aussie conference.

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10 Feb 2014, 17:23
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10 Feb 2014, 17:23#2
Sasuke you talked the Warratas up pre- last season and you had a Chelka poster on your wall. The tight five look like no name brands but lets see.
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10 Feb 2014, 17:31
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10 Feb 2014, 17:31#3
They're a one man team, Sasuke. If Folau gets injured or loses form then they'll do well to finish in the top half.
Hooper and Beale (when he's off the grog) are the only other class players in that team while I'd classify Kepu, Palu, AAC, Betham and Crawford as decent. The rest are average to crap.
Brumbies to top the Aussie conference, Reds second.
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10 Feb 2014, 17:43
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10 Feb 2014, 17:43#4
@sharkbok,

after beautiful recent comments from u like, irish are past it and wales is the No1 team, the waratahs find ur comments very encouraging.

regarding ur reply,,,

"Sasuke you talked the Warratas up pre- last season"
i did talk up the waratahs last year, and there was a big improvemnt from the waratahs compared to the season beofre, a 50% improvement which included wins over teams like the brumbies, chiefs, stormers and cheetahs.
three of those teams were all finalists and the chiefs have been the spXv champions for the last two years.

but i also said the chiefs or cursaders will win the spXV and that the NZ rugby would win every title and trophy available, how did they turn out??? :o)

"and you had a Chelka poster on your wall."
no i never had a poster of chieka, i had a poster of meyer. i love a good laugh when i get up in the morning, and watching meyer bring back all those useless oldies, fills this All Black hard supporter with so much confidence, as the All Blacks are miles ahead of the No2 team in the world.

so i wake up to meyers baby blues every morning and go, bawahahahahaha. its great getting up every morning full of cheer and eternal gratitude that im a NZ rugby fan, :o)

"The tight five look like no name brands but lets see."
aussies have never been know for their power in the tight 5, but what u seem to fail to grasp is, the tight 5s arent the only ones playing.
check out that backline, theres not one backline in all of south africa which is better.
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10 Feb 2014, 19:17
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10 Feb 2014, 19:17#5

 Sasu e


I know the Rebels plated some pre-season games in Victoria - did you go and see any of them?

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10 Feb 2014, 19:33
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10 Feb 2014, 19:33#6
 I also think that they're going to top the aussie conference. They have depth and a balanced team which is more than Folau (Cam Crawford, for example, last season put 8 tries in 7 matches).
With Cheika in his second year and once the team is accustomed to his tactics they can bring the attacking rugby they showed last year to a superior level. No doubt it will be an interesting team to follow.
Skelton (a 135 kg tower) and Potgeiter can provide the punch that their pack lacked in recent seasons.

I would play with B. Foley at 10. He did it very good last season and Kurt Baley is not a 10 even if he has played some good Super Rugby matches there (failed at test matches), he needs more space. With the fullback spot owned by Folau (they were talking about playing Folau at 13 but I don't think it's a good idea) the only left place for him is at the wing.
Their weakest point could be the scrummhalf, McKibbin is useless and Phi pps' passing is horrendous.

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10 Feb 2014, 20:45
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10 Feb 2014, 20:45#7
 The Waratahs have that other league convert as well, think he played at center. Alofi Alofa or something similar.
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10 Feb 2014, 21:04
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10 Feb 2014, 21:04#8
 @shezza,
yeah, reports said that he was impressive in the warm-up against Blues:

"A trial match billed as "Benji's back" turned out to be more "Alofa's arrival" after the 22-year-old turned on a handful of exciting runs and finished off a scintillating team try in the Tahs' 33-12 win over the Blues."

but I think he plays at wing...
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11 Feb 2014, 02:27
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11 Feb 2014, 02:27#9
 @Sasuke,

The Sharks have a better backline than the Tahs.

Scrumhalf- 2 quality scrumhalfs in Reinach and Mcloid.
(Sharks win the scrumhalf easily)

Flyhalf- Lambie, and then Timo Swiel and the other blond haired  kid Zelinga was looking good in the Curry Cup. Timo Swiel could really shape up to an international quality player, and he is at the best possibale team at the moment in SA to do this.
(Tahs could take this as Lambie did not play well last season, and the 2 understudies are very junior- however dont write of Timo Swiel who might allready be world class)

Inside Centre- Frans Steyn and the new 19 year old kid that looked great in the Sarcaens match. Tim Whithead is a solid player and will not even make the match day squad.
(Sharks win the the inside centre easily)

Outside Centre. Paul Jordaan is pretty good and their are others coming through. Sithole was at 13 against the Lions and apparently was impressive with 3 tries, and others like Tyler Fisher- whom admittedly I have to see more off to see how good he is.
(tahs with the experience of ACC may take this, but the Sharks have some unknown quantity in this area)

Wing- JP Pieterson is still one of the better wings in world rugby, and Mvovo is solid at SuperXV level where he gets a decent amount of tries.
(Sharks take the Wing position easily)

Fullback- Ex Kings fullback Marias is a decent allround player- maybe not the best at 15 but very solid all rounder.
(Tahs take fullback position easliy)


Of the Waratahs

9 brendan mcibbin, 10 kurtley beale


12 rob horne, 13 AAC


11 peter betham, 15 izzy folau, 14 cam crawford


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1. Izzy Folau is very dangerous and sure to be amongst the top try scorers of the tournament

2. ACC is a very good player,but maybe more suited to playing 15.

3. Kurtley Beale is a great fullback, but it is not clear what position he will be playing. I except him to have a good season after injury operations and time out of the game due to mixing with James oconner.

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Brendan Mcibbin- I dont remember anything of his game that is noteworthy. Probably not as good as any of the South Africa scrumhalfs.


Their wings are either new players that I have not seen enough off, or just irrelevance that I do not remember.


The Sharks tight five will bully that pathetic tight 5, and we have a better backline.

Of their loosies, the have Michael Cooper- who took a serious beating that he will remember when playing against the Bok forwards for the Wallies. I would expect he has learnt his lesson and to not try play the ball from our side of the ruck.


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13 Feb 2014, 18:28
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13 Feb 2014, 18:28#10
@sharkbok,

"Inside Centre- Frans Steyn and the new 19 year old kid that looked great in the Sarcaens match."
its disgusting that u call urself a shark fan and not even know the name of players in ur teams squad.

FYI andre esterhuizen is the player u cant shamefully remember.

ive read ur post, and the reality is u dont know nothing about backline play or players, if u did, i would know that cam crawford ripped up the super XV rugby scene for the last half of the season, and peter betham was just,,,,,

whats the point of explaining things which is beyond ur boring saffa 10 man rugby line of thinking.
the reality is theres only a few saffas that can talk about backline play and ur not one of them.

if u cant name players in ur own team, how can u expect to be taken seriously when u give ur 2 rand on the waratahs players???

i hat red tape when it comes to a lot of things, but i have to admit that at times, it is necessary.
so from now on, if u wish to converse with me about anything related to the backline, u must first run ur post by saffex or rooy (or any other approved rugby alumini i might name at a later date) before i bother to read it.

if u get their approval, i will then give any thoughts of urs its due consideration, but until then, im not going to allow u to waste my valuable rugby blogging time, with ur retarded thoughts on rugby backs on any team.

regards
sasuke uchiha, :o)

ps LMFAO,
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13 Feb 2014, 20:06
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13 Feb 2014, 20:06#11
Sasuke, don't ever waste your time reading TwatBok's drivel. He's not even a real Sharks fan. He readily admits to dumping the Sharks a few years ago when he had a boner for Percy Montgomery, Barbie Skinstad and few of the other mincing Stompies around that time, so he conveniently became a Stompies fan for a few seasons and now he reckons he's a Sharks fan again.
That pretty much sums up TwatBok . . . a fickle, gay loser who knows nothing about rugby.
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13 Feb 2014, 20:35
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13 Feb 2014, 20:35#12
@Sasuke, you may play fantasy rugby, watch every game and keep a spreadsheet of stats but this does not make you an expert in backline play.

My guess is that anyone who spends half the time watching rugby as you do, would easily beat you in fantasy rugby, and then totally destroy you in real rugby analysis.
At the end of the season you are probably wondering how you got so much wrong- ha ha ha!

The Sharks do have a better back-line than the Warratahs, and if SA backline play is so bad how did the Sharks make the final in 2012?

Yes our forwards are superior, and yes the passing skills could be improved overall in South Africa, but we still have some classy back-line players who do have good passing running and passing skills.

You never acknowledge that Habana is the best wing in the world now, and possibly ever.
Instead you rate that big slab of meat Savea to be better than Habana- puleeze......

Your expert opinion of backline play said that Willie LeRoux was not very good. You later semi-retracted this and just focused on his defense.

Same story with Jean Devilliers who you do not rate, although Ma Nonu has previously stated that he rated Devilliers as the best inside centre in world rugby, and that Graeme Henry has often stated his admiration of the perception skills of JDV.
Sasuke who?- oh that cartoon character on a blog tha thinks he is an expert in backline play..Did he ever play rugby, no he was in the choir. LMAO

My number one sport is surfing and I have seen lots of people like you in surfing that claim to be experts.

As soon as they get in the water it is another story and they are dork s that can barely stand up.

The difference between knowledge and wisdom is like night and day , this is why you routinely get beat in your fantasy world of rugby...LMAO,






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13 Feb 2014, 20:37
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13 Feb 2014, 20:37#13
@RooiArse, you need to work on some new material. The Moffie stuff, blue-cock, red-cock, small-cock stuff etc is pretty stale.

Skinstad and Montgomery also both played for the Sharks are very creative players.
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13 Feb 2014, 20:56
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13 Feb 2014, 20:56#14
 Habana > Wife beater
Sas, just because you're a Kiwi doesn't make you more knowledgeable with backline play. You're not a rugby player and you haven't experienced a higher level of rugby so you know the same as anyone else on the board (Except Sun-Tzu and Mozart).

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13 Feb 2014, 21:08
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13 Feb 2014, 21:08#15
It's getting to the point that Sasuke doesn't even need to put bait on the hook anymore . . . heck, he doesn't even need a rod . . . not while small-brained mullets like TwatBok are actually throwing themselves into his creel!
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13 Feb 2014, 22:07
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13 Feb 2014, 22:07#16
 Is Sas a master baiter that does not need bait? Excellent! 
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14 Feb 2014, 04:23
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14 Feb 2014, 04:23#17

By now you should all realise that my predictions regarding players are 99.99% correct..

Reference: Folau prediction last year / Mitch Johnson for the current test series...


On this note I am openly going to state that WILL SKELTON is the man from Australia to watch this year....


The giant 135kg lock of samoan descent will be a handful for any comers...



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14 Feb 2014, 04:31
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14 Feb 2014, 04:31#18
 I just heard that Waratahs are on about playing Beale at 12. 15. Folau 14. Crawford 13. AAC 12. Beale 11. Betham 10. Foley 9. Mcibbin
That backline looks dangerous, so much flair and solidity in places.
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14 Feb 2014, 06:31
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14 Feb 2014, 06:31#19
@SB. I think your comments about Habana (at Savea's expense) demand closer inspection.
It's worth noting that Habana has played 95 Tests, scored 53 tries for a career average of 0.56 tries per game. Savea has played 20 Tests, scored 19 tries for an average of 0.95 tries per game. He's close to averaging a try per game, nearly twice as potent a try scorer as Habana. If we extrapolate Saveas average over the same number of Tests as Habana (95), Julian will have scored 90 tries but this is wildly speculative and wholly unnecessary when describing the comparative value of Savea over Habs.
In Habanas first 20 Tests he had scored 15 tries. It took him 26 games before he scored the same number of tries Savea managed in 20. Of those games, Habanas Bokke lost 9, drew 1 and won 10 for a less than stellar win/loss ratio of 50%. Savea has won 19 of his 20 AB Tests with 1 loss giving him a win/loss ratio if 95%. 
Now, I'm not suggesting that Habana is a poor player nor am I declaring Savea to be the worlds greatest (current) winger. I'm just saying that Savea is much more than a  "slab of meat". He is a fine player with incredible potential that is easily on par with Habana at the same stage in his playing career. His name MUST be included in any serious discussion about the identity of the worlds best winger 2013. To dismiss Savea out of hand would be folly. Folks are free to interpret this data however they choose. 
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14 Feb 2014, 06:45
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14 Feb 2014, 06:45#20
@Nukefreekiwi, you are right.

Savea is a top quality winger and one of the best in the world.
He is stronger than Habana and would be score some tries that Habana would not, being able to smash out of tackles a bit like Lomu. 

However I am sure that Habana is a better allround player.

Also, comparing their try scoring stats are a bit misleading.
The All Blacks bring their  wings into the game more, and the inside backs are better at creating space and have better passing skills than their Springbok counterparts. (This is the main reason the All Blacks have beaten the Boks more in the professional era, and the main area for improvement for the Boks to take the number one position).

If Habana had played for the All Blacks his try scoring record would have been much higher.

Many of Habanas tries are individualistic and I doubt Savea would ever be able to match these. Look at the 2 tries he scored in about 5 minutes in the last test against the All Blacks. If he never got injured he could have gone on to get more and with a good chance of breaking the record of 3 tries against the All Blacks in one test.

Habana is more a player in the mould of Christian Cullen. I rate both of these 2 players as the best attacking players of the modern era which is pretty much the time since I have been watching rugby. Habana has had a longer career due to less injury and has lost some of his pace but I still rate him as the number one winger.
Even at his current age he has signed the highest paid contract for an outside back in world rugby.


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14 Feb 2014, 07:40
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14 Feb 2014, 07:40#21
 LOL you want to tell me another joke Sasukek Uchila...what ever....LOLOL
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14 Feb 2014, 11:07
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14 Feb 2014, 11:07#22
Nah.  Waratahs probably had a good chance this year, but Keo tipped them as the winners.... thus, he cursed them badly.
Luckily for the Cheetahs he bad-mouthed them again, so it should go well.
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14 Feb 2014, 12:39
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14 Feb 2014, 12:39#23

Tahs , Reds, Brumbies all possible contenders . Then theirs the Force - too many yarpies in that team to be much good unfortunately LOLZA. Just jokes . I'm sure they'll do very well for a South African team....

 

But some are saying the Australian conference has turned a corner.

 

Nothing like a bit of competition for the Greatest Super Rugby team of all time -Seven times Super Rugby Champions the Mighty Crusaders.

 

Yessiree thats the team to beat. Remember that name.

 

Sorry Beanob but you're marked for death. Say your prayers mate.

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14 Feb 2014, 13:23
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14 Feb 2014, 13:23#24
Black Udder both Mike and I are hoping the kiwis get two teams in the top 8. We want to keep you oaks interested you understand. 
Oz two and SA 4 would be about be reflective of rugby power. 
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14 Feb 2014, 17:36
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14 Feb 2014, 17:36#25
@sharkbok,

"@Sasuke, you may play fantasy rugby, watch every game and keep a spreadsheet of stats but this does not make you an expert in backline play."
100% correct.
i only look like an expert cos im conversing with u, kind of like how chicks hang around chicks fatter than themselves cos it makes them look skinny.

"My guess is that anyone who spends half the time watching rugby as you do, would easily beat you in fantasy rugby, and then totally destroy you in real rugby analysis.
At the end of the season you are probably wondering how you got so much wrong- ha ha ha!"
i was afraid this would happen, u seem to have taken the public spanking i gave u personally.
it was my hope that u would read and learn and come back a better blogger, as that is one of my goals when it comes to u.

instead of taking my constructive criticism like a professional, u have chosen to grasp at straws by going off on other tangents like fantasy rugby and what have u.
unfortunately for u, u might as well be oscar pretorius with the zero legs u have to stand on.

i only hope that i continue to be ur favourtie blogger, as my many sarugby.com fans are important to me, :o)

start "The Sharks do have a better back-line than the Warratahs,,,,,,

,,,and that Graeme Henry has often stated his admiration of the perception skills of JDV." finish
sharbok, i know ur one of my biggest fans and i appreciate all the accolades and support u have given me during my time here on sarugby.com, so it is with a very heavy heart that i am sorry to say that i cannot comment to ur paragraphs beginning that ive marked with start and finish.

as i have warned u in my last reply, my rugby blogging time is to valuable to be spent  on the likes of u and what u think constitutes a good opinion on anything related to the backline.

i would love to reply to u, as u are big fan of my rugby prowess, but neither saffex or rooy have approved ur backline related comments, so im left with no choice but to say,,,



"Sasuke who?- oh that cartoon character on a blog tha thinks he is an expert in backline play..Did he ever play rugby, no he was in the choir."
my my my, what amazing wit u have to come up with such gold material.
should i just call u the stephen hawking of comebacks???

but with material like that, i am beginning to understand how someone like u dosent even know the name of players in ur team.

"My number one sport is surfing and I have seen lots of people like you in surfing that claim to be experts."
well we all know ur number one sport aint rugby.

"The difference between knowledge and wisdom is like night and day , this is why you routinely get beat in your fantasy world of rugby...LMAO"
really??? o_O
the difference between knowledge and wisdom is like night and day???

and here i thought wisdom was the state of being wise while knowledge was facts, info acquired through experience or education.

u know, like having the wisdom to not compare knowledge and wisdom to night and day, but then that would require the knowledge to know that in the first place, which is above the usual colouring book level ur use too,
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14 Feb 2014, 17:42
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14 Feb 2014, 17:42#26
@rooy,

"Sasuke, don't ever waste your time reading TwatBok's drivel. He's not even a real Sharks fan. He readily admits to dumping the Sharks a few years ago when he had a boner for Percy Montgomery, Barbie Skinstad and few of the other mincing Stompies around that time, so he conveniently became a Stompies fan for a few seasons and now he reckons he's a Sharks fan again."
that is disgusting and says a lot about his character.
i recommend sharkbok warch band of brothers or anything that can teach him loyalty.

i support all NZ teams in the spXV, but i wouldnt jump ship from the hurricanes to the chiefs or cursaders for all the super rugby trophies in the world.

i stick by my team through the good, the bad and the downright freaking ugly.

im very disappointed that one of biggest fans is a turncoat,
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15 Feb 2014, 03:40
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15 Feb 2014, 03:40#27

Contrary to popular opinion and this was realised last night in the REds v REbels trials... I actually think the Reds may struggle this year - I hope I am wrong but Link McKenzie was definitely the reason the Reds did so well... whether they can amange post Link is really the big question...


Hope I'm wrong... but gut feel is not so good...


@Sas - you really are quite a funny guy when I aren't focussed on maintaining the hostilities re trans-tasman rivalries....  


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15 Feb 2014, 06:47
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15 Feb 2014, 06:47#28
Who is this? 
oh it's Sasuke, the James Bond of Rugby Blogging. Yeah Babie!


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16 Feb 2014, 17:15
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16 Feb 2014, 17:15#29
@sharkbok,

"Who is this? 
oh it's Sasuke, the James Bond of Rugby Blogging. Yeah Babie!"


BAWAHAHAHAHAHA, thats so hilarious, calling me james bond and then posting a picture of austin powers, :oD

its very cute, like when a kid says pasghetti, :oP

i also love how that this is still a million times smarter than any of ur rugby comments, so keep up the good work, :o)
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16 Feb 2014, 17:22
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16 Feb 2014, 17:22#30
@shazzzzzza,

"Sas, just because you're a Kiwi doesn't make you more knowledgeable with backline play."
ur right of course. i only appear more knowledgeable cos i converse about matters of backline play with u and sharkbok.
though sharkboks rugby credit rating has now seen him banned from conversing about such matters with me.

"You're not a rugby player and you haven't experienced a higher level of rugby so you know the same as anyone else on the board (Except Sun-Tzu and Mozart)."
cant we agree that some people might no more then others??? i can remember just a few days ago schooling u on the whole greyling incident, u remember the one where u were so adamant greyling was at the ruck, even though the videpo footage accompanied by my loud laughter begged to differ???

but its all good shazzzzzzzzzza, nothing wrong with being my underling, especially with u being a saffa and me being a kiwi aka the rugby way of life,
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16 Feb 2014, 17:38
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16 Feb 2014, 17:38#31
Okay, Sasucker keep going. You going to turn into a one incident junkie like our Mozart? I'm sure you supporting Benji Marshall claiming he's the next big thing is a great sample of you're backline knowledge. 
I don't think I've heard a decent opinion from you, all you talk about is how bad Saffa backline players are, nothing positive. Neither to I read much about your beloved New Zealand players.
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16 Feb 2014, 18:15
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16 Feb 2014, 18:15#32
@shazzzzzzzza,

"Okay, Sasucker keep going. You going to turn into a one incident junkie like our Mozart?"
now now shazzzzzzzzza, no need for name calling, so keep calm, cos the uchiha clan have nothing but love for u.

"I'm sure you supporting Benji Marshall claiming he's the next big thing is a great sample of you're backline knowledge."
im a little disappointed in u shazza, if u were really one of my biggest fans like u claim, u would know what i really said about benji marshall and in my many many beni related threads and comments on sarugby.com.

"I don't think I've heard a decent opinion from you, all you talk about is how bad Saffa backline players are, nothing positive."

knowing that u havent read all my comments, makes it hard for me to believe u when u claim to be a huge fan of mine.

if it was ur goal to hurt me, than u have succeed and i hope ur proud of urself,

for the record, i no longer believe ur a fan of mine, :o/

"Neither to I read much about your beloved New Zealand players."
i think u meant, ur beloved superior NZ players who have no equal in the rugby universe.
no need to drop the formalities in light of the recent truths to come out, after all were not animals, :o)
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16 Feb 2014, 18:40
#33
16 Feb 2014, 18:40#33
 Fantastic response, not what I expected at all. 
MD
Monkey D Luffy
Pro6,277 posts
MD
Monkey D LuffyPro6,277 posts
17 Feb 2014, 17:48
#34
17 Feb 2014, 17:48#34
@shazzzzzzzzza,

"Fantastic response, not what I expected at all."

best response ever from u on anything.

short, sweet and dosent have anything complicated like trying to name players.

well done shazzzzzzza for u knowing limits and sticking to them, glad my lessons werent wasted, :o)
SH
Shezza
Pro2,471 posts
SH
ShezzaPro2,471 posts
17 Feb 2014, 17:58
#35
17 Feb 2014, 17:58#35
 Sasuke you're just as deluded as Sun-Tzu.
MD
Monkey D Luffy
Pro6,277 posts
MD
Monkey D LuffyPro6,277 posts
17 Feb 2014, 20:18
#36
17 Feb 2014, 20:18#36
@shazzzzzzzzzzza,

"Sasuke you're just as deluded as Sun-Tzu."
did u mean suntzu,,,,,, or alberts,,,,,, or louw,,,,,, or flip,,,,,, or greyling???

i know how easy it is for u to get confused by things which couldnt confuse a monkey,






LMAO,
OI
oimatey
Pro1,870 posts
OI
oimateyPro1,870 posts
17 Feb 2014, 20:45
#37
17 Feb 2014, 20:45#37
Bit late to the conversation but my opinion is that Savea is going to break all the try-scoring records both international and Al l Black and go down in history as one of the Top 3 wings in All Blacks history IF the domestic abuse stuff is behind him. 
Only 23 and has oodles of power and speed and has added sure hands under the high ball and even some clever grubbers last year.
 




JW
Just_win
Captain18,570 posts
JW
Just_winCaptain18,570 posts
17 Feb 2014, 21:02
#38
17 Feb 2014, 21:02#38
Savea's looking good for sure he even displaced Gear & Gear was looking fantastic when Savea first arrived on the test scene. It will be good to see him play this weekend!
Plenty of other talent at wing though but he is a power runner (plus the other skills you mention) & we have plenty of speed guys as wings. Options all over the place in NZ for wing.
SH
Shezza
Pro2,471 posts
SH
ShezzaPro2,471 posts
17 Feb 2014, 21:48
#39
17 Feb 2014, 21:48#39
 Not biting, just keep going, prove how childish you are.
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