Crusaders 2019
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@Bones said in Crusaders 2019:
@Stargazer wait...what? How do you have an awards ceremony halfway through the comp?
haha that's retarded.
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@Machpants said in Crusaders 2019:
Um what's Champion Crusader when it is at home? Obvs not Player of the Year?
Google says its the players vote. Includes off field stuff.
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@Machpants said in Crusaders 2019:
Um what's Champion Crusader when it is at home? Obvs not Player of the Year?
From the media release quoted in my previous post:
... champion Crusader a peer-voted award for the player's contribution to the team environment.
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@Chris-B I like Jordan, but Makalio is probably a more important signing. The Crusaders have plenty of good outside backs, but Makalio is the only good sub for Taylor. Funnell is always injured and doesn't seem to be of SR level anymore, while McAlister is too green.
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@Chris-B said in Crusaders 2019:
@Stargazer Great stuff - especially Will Jordan!
Isn't there some noise about Jordan being eligible for the Scots?
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@antipodean And the Warratahs
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Yup. https://www.fantasticfiction.com/j/will-jordan/ :smiling_face_with_open_mouth_closed_eyes:
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@Stargazer Yeah Agree with that I was very Keen for Makalio to resign.He has been getting better and better for the Crusaders over the last 2 years, he's been outstanding this season.Adds impact of the bench and when he has started been very very good.Was worried the Blues may grab him but we retained him important re-signing .
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Ronan OâGara to depart BNZ Crusaders for La Rochelle
Published: 12 June 2019BNZ Crusaders Backs Coach Ronan OâGara has confirmed the 2019 season will be his last with the Christchurch-based club, having accepted a coaching role with French club, La Rochelle. OâGara said: âMy family and I have thoroughly enjoyed our time in Christchurch and were welcomed in to the Crusaders family with open arms when we arrived in early 2018. This is one of the best rugby clubs in the world, and it certainly wasnât an easy decision to move on from this team and their high-performance environment. âIâm grateful to the Crusaders for the faith theyâve shown in me as a coach, and Iâm incredibly fortunate to have worked alongside a world-class playing and management group for the last two seasons. While I see this move to La Rochelle as the next step in my coaching career and an exciting opportunity for my young family, Iâd like to think, long-term, this is not necessarily the end of my time with the Crusaders. âMy focus now is helping to deliver a successful 2019 campaign with the side before my family and I return to France at the end of the season,â OâGara said. (...)
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Maybe this will work (you have to watch it on Facebook): https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=323984648533334