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    @nzzp said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

    from Reddit, looks like the final call was a good one. A second hand under the ball

    great finish. Brumbies looked the better side - kicked better, and just smashed everything in front of them. That Canberra crowd is classically feral

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    I'm comfortable with the decision. Much of the first half was about self inflicted wounds and poor game management. When we had the chance to steal it we fluffed our lines

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    @Crucial said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

    @Tim said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

    Looking forward to watching Barrett tonight. Had some big moments last week.

    That comment was a kiss of death.
    Jordie was very average. No punch, nothing.

    He has two problems - he just runs straight and hard all the time ( no subtle variations ) and his decision making has always been mixed ( prone to brain fades ). But he has strengths - he runs straight and hard, has a massive boot.

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    @kev said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

    @Crucial said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

    @Tim said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

    Looking forward to watching Barrett tonight. Had some big moments last week.

    That comment was a kiss of death.
    Jordie was very average. No punch, nothing.

    He has two problems - he just runs straight and hard all the time ( no subtle variations ) and his decision making has always been mixed ( prone to brain fades ). But he has strengths - he runs straight and hard, has a massive boot.

    I just don't think the way we've played has suited his game. The midfield does not run it up and set a target for the forwards, the canes rely on forwards in the backline or at first or second receiver running it up

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    @Machpants said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

    @Tim said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

    Hurricanes need some locks and loose forwards who put in dominant hits on defence.

    We've needed those since Jerry

    Well they have got Brad Shields and Reed Prinsep on their books, do they fit the bill? Is TK Howden still around next season?

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    @Higgins Are you sure about Prinseep he signed a 2 year extension in 2021 and I can’t find anything regarding him signing on since. I seriously hope TK Howden is resigned for next year he adds some much needed grunt.

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    @kev said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

    @Crucial said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

    @Tim said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

    Looking forward to watching Barrett tonight. Had some big moments last week.

    That comment was a kiss of death.
    Jordie was very average. No punch, nothing.

    He has two problems - he just runs straight and hard all the time ( no subtle variations ) and his decision making has always been mixed ( prone to brain fades ). But he has strengths - he runs straight and hard, has a massive boot.

    I don’t buy that. He didn’t bend the line last night. Drifted sideways a bit and that took away his main power. Hardly used his boot at all.

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    @Crucial I think that was a good point though, similar to Frizzel he hasn't been looking for a weak shoulder or forcing the defence to make a decision. Just running at them.

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    @Kirwan said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

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    Wasn't even looking up. And that gap was so big....

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    @Kirwan said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

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    Hideous. Rieko would get accused of being a winger...

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    @Bones said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

    @Kirwan said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

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    Hideous. Rieko would get accused of being a winger...

    It's one of those rare occasions where the outcome of the match was entirely in the hands of one player. And Jordie bottled it

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    @canefan it's hard to understand what he was thinking, but is that Lolesio he's running at? Players are often told not to risk the pass if it's pretty much a sure thing themselves...

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    Watched it back.

    Jordie was poor in general, not just the last play

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    @Bones said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

    @canefan it's hard to understand what he was thinking, but is that Lolesio he's running at? Players are often told not to risk the pass if it's pretty much a sure thing themselves...

    Hopefully he will never do this again. Pass and it was almost a certain try. Go for it, much less than 50/50.

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    @Bones said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

    Players are often told not to risk the pass if it's pretty much a sure thing themselves...

    Not sure that applies with a man open. He didn't even run at the outside shoulder. Defender was on his heels.

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    @NTA can't even go through Lolesio on his heels... how do we train the impact out of our players?

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    @Bones said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

    @NTA can't even go through Lolesio on his heels... how do we train the impact out of our players?

    How do you train the brain into Barretts?

    That's the question

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    No class, unlike his Captain

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/super-rugby/132292711/hurricanes-coach-says-no-doubt-ardie-savea-scored-slams-tmo-process

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    @Machpants said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

    No class, unlike his Captain

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/super-rugby/132292711/hurricanes-coach-says-no-doubt-ardie-savea-scored-slams-tmo-process

    Story doesn't really match the headline.
    Could be reporting emphasis but what he is saying is correct.
    Just questioning whether the process is correct if TMO can't answer open question.
    If he was really pissy he should have asked why TMO didn't look at the tackler being offside or the illegal slowing of the ball at the ruck just before.
    However TMO should have also flagged Jordie as being too dumb 😉

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    @Crucial said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

    @Machpants said in QF: Brumbies v Hurricanes:

    No class, unlike his Captain

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/super-rugby/132292711/hurricanes-coach-says-no-doubt-ardie-savea-scored-slams-tmo-process

    Story doesn't really match the headline.
    Could be reporting emphasis but what he is saying is correct.
    Just questioning whether the process is correct if TMO can't answer open question.
    If he was really pissy he should have asked why TMO didn't look at the tackler being offside or the illegal slowing of the ball at the ruck just before.
    However TMO should have also flagged Jordie as being too dumb 😉

    Fair point that the headline doesn't exactly match the story. I still think it was classless from Holland. Even if the referee asks "try, yes or no", the correct call is still held up. There was no definite angle where he grounded the ball.

    It also goes without saying that the TMO wasn't brought into the game to remove contentious decisions. Rugby is a game of perspective and people can have different perspectives for different tries. The TMO gets rid of howlers and does a good job at that.

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