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    @Kirwan said in AS v TJP:

    @Stargazer said in AS v TJP:

    @Kirwan said in AS v TJP:

    @Stargazer said in AS v TJP:

    @Kirwan I don't care about him having sex (although I do object to the cheating, but I agree that's a private matter). He was just incredibly stupid to have it in a disabled toilet at an airport, wearing his AB costume. If he hadn't been so stupid, there wouldn't have been any publicity.

    We almost agree, it's just that I don't think ANY of it is our business. It's certainly not worth being reported on in the media (it's not a story) and no matter where he was or what he was wearing, that couple had no right to record a private act.

    It's interesting they don't want their names out there isn't it? It's almost like they want their privacy respected. Bloody hypocrites.

    Yes, but the reality is - rightly or wrongly - that All Blacks and other public figures are under more public scrutiny than average Joe or Jane. It comes with all the privileges they have. Every All Black knows that. Smith forgot or chose to ignore that. Again, he was stupid and without his stupidity, there wouldn't have been a story. Average Joe or Jane wouldn't have been headlines in the paper or on tv, even if those perverts had recorded it and had gone to the media.

    I feel sorry for Smith's partner and family, but he's an idiot (also because it wasn't the first time, he should have learned).

    So your position is All Blacks can be recorded having sex because they are famous? Wow.

    You had me to here @Kirwan

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    @Stargazer just to clarify something, ChCh Airport is not a public place. It is a privately owned building and people agree to certain 'rules' on entry. One of those rules is the unauthorised use of filming equipment.

    I know that is irrelevant to your point, but worth clarifying.

    On your point, it is obvious that the subsequent publicity could not have happened with the initial action, however AS was, at the time, entitled to the same levels of privacy as anyone else. He committed no offence other than being recognisable. The scrotes that went to the media with this should have respected his privacy.

    Lets change the action a bit, let's say he was overheard at the airport having an argument with his partner. Then the people that overheard it recognised him, recorded it on their cellphone and went to the papers who published it for tittilation. Is he at fault? I see no difference whatsoever.

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    @Crucial said in AS v TJP:

    @Stargazer just to clarify something, ChCh Airport is not a public place. It is a privately owned building and people agree to certain 'rules' on entry. One of those rules is the unauthorised use of filming equipment.

    I know that is irrelevant to your point, but worth clarifying.

    On your point, it is obvious that the subsequent publicity could not have happened with the initial action, however AS was, at the time, entitled to the same levels of privacy as anyone else. He committed no offence other than being recognisable. The scrotes that went to the media with this should have respected his privacy.

    Lets change the action a bit, let's say he was overheard at the airport having an argument with his partner. Then the people that overheard it recognised him, recorded it on their cellphone and went to the papers who published it for tittilation. Is he at fault? I see no difference whatsoever.

    I do. An argument with one's partner is unavoidable not a choice...

    He made a poor choice regarless of the subsequent rights and wrongs.

    But enough of that it's been done to death.

    Start TJ. TKB off the bench. Tell AS to out his feet up, "declutter" and that Super Rugby kicks off in 2 and a half months so make the most of it.

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    @Kirwan said in AS v TJP:

    @Stargazer said in AS v TJP:

    @Kirwan I don't care about him having sex (although I do object to the cheating, but I agree that's a private matter). He was just incredibly stupid to have it in a disabled toilet at an airport, wearing his AB costume. If he hadn't been so stupid, there wouldn't have been any publicity.

    We almost agree, it's just that I don't think ANY of it is our business. It's certainly not worth being reported on in the media (it's not a story) and no matter where he was or what he was wearing, that couple had no right to record a private act.

    I believe they recorded in the waiting area of an airport? Reasonably public no? I don't believe the video was a secret camera planted in the bathroom.

    I think it is a story for the pure fact that he was "on duty". If that isn't a story then Cruden missing the plane to Argentina isn't a story and it's a slippery slope from there.

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    @rotated stil not 'public property' and you are not supposed to film there, despite so many doing so.

    Also HUGE disparity about the way Aaron Smith was dragged through the public wringer than Cruden.

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    @rotated said in AS v TJP:

    @Kirwan said in AS v TJP:

    @Stargazer said in AS v TJP:

    @Kirwan I don't care about him having sex (although I do object to the cheating, but I agree that's a private matter). He was just incredibly stupid to have it in a disabled toilet at an airport, wearing his AB costume. If he hadn't been so stupid, there wouldn't have been any publicity.

    We almost agree, it's just that I don't think ANY of it is our business. It's certainly not worth being reported on in the media (it's not a story) and no matter where he was or what he was wearing, that couple had no right to record a private act.

    I believe they recorded in the waiting area of an airport? Reasonably public no? I don't believe the video was a secret camera planted in the bathroom.

    I think it is a story for the pure fact that he was "on duty". If that isn't a story then Cruden missing the plane to Argentina isn't a story and it's a slippery slope from there.

    Nope, it was down a corridor right outside the toilets. I assume we agree that toilets are private places?

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    TJP is better the AS at leading the haka.

    That's about it.

    And he's way better.

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    @Kirwan said in AS v TJP:

    Nope, it was down a corridor right outside the toilets. I assume we agree that toilets are private places?

    I haven't seen nor gone searching for the video - but if that's the case it change things a little bit - but still I don't think when donned in AB garb and on team business that you can play the "private moment" card.

    As we have learned from the Broncos scandal a few years back conducting this kind of business even during down time is still a public story. Similar, albiet slightly different incident with Tim Southee, and there was a similar scene with a UK actor on a Qantas flight a decade or so ago.

    You can draw whatever conclusion you want about the couple who took the video although that new piece of info takes them more towards "creepers" than "too much time on their hands".

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    @Nepia Interesting that all 3 halfbacks have led the Haka this year. But it doesn't look right with a back in charge (Umaga excepted). At least you can see TJP amongst the trees. 😃

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    @Nepia said in AS v TJP:

    TJP is better the AS at leading the haka.

    That's about it.

    And he's way better.

    TJP has a better running game and is a better tackler. But his core skill of passing lets him down. AS's pass is invaluable to any team he plays for, which makes him the best in the world.

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    @No-Quarter yep, that pass to BB that got him through, few other 9s can do it with the speed and precision of AS, so many times this year some of those long flat balls he puts out in front of our backs to score are just sublime.

    Which is where the TJP off the bench works so well too, but right now, I think TJP needs to start, AS needs to spend some time with Enoka to get himself right for Super rugby.

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    @taniwharugby said in AS v TJP:

    @No-Quarter yep, that pass to BB that got him through, few other 9s can do it with the speed and precision of AS, so many times this year some of those long flat balls he puts out in front of our backs to score are just sublime.

    Which is where the TJP off the bench works so well too, but right now, I think TJP needs to start, AS needs to spend some time with Enoka to get himself right for Super rugby.

    Agree, TJP provides a real point of difference with his aggressive running and tackling in the final 10 - 15 minutes. It's a relief that he's found his feet at test level, and can be relied upon to start when required.

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    @Bovidae said in AS v TJP:

    @Nepia Interesting that all 3 halfbacks have led the Haka this year. But it doesn't look right with a back in charge (Umaga excepted). At least you can see TJP amongst the trees. 😃

    I assume you consider Piri a prop?

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    @Nepia Only later in his career.

    I realise Weepu and the Gear bros have led the Haka but I've always preferred a forward to led it. Aaron Mauger would have been fierce.

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    AS has not been as sharp and as others have suggested emotionally is not all there. Just ask Tiger. Possibly has become a little too predictable in moving the ball quickly kind of like a wind up toy. It seemed like in the past he was able to make the occasional game busting snipe which has been missing. TJP has made the most of his chances and is not out of place in the ABs. Adds more physicality and has his own x factor. Based on the last game TJP should start.

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