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And Paddy didn’t steal the lineout. We won it cleanly but the ref judged in real time that Paddy jumped across the lineout. Which he did although he didn’t affect the throw. You’ll see the ref signals “advantage” immediately. And when we knock on, he calls a no advantage penalty.

And no, Taylor didnt run into Fihaki. He was ahead of Telea, never interfering with him, & then veered off to give him access. Neither “touchie” nor ref had issues when asked by Telea.

The Blues were lucky the heavy rain kept their forwards from being blasted by halftime like they were when we smashed them at Eden Park.