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The game that made Maro Itoje a star in rugby

Jim Hamilton gives an analysis of the incredible performance of Maro Itoje in the Rugby World Cup semi final against New Zealand in 2019.

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Koro Teeps 17 minutes ago
Bordeaux star likens Henry Pollock to notoriously chirpy All Blacks great

Dane Coles…. Absolute character and a champion player to. That time he got cautioned for telling the ref Sexton was a mouthy c*#t .. What a classic. Like the pot calling the kettle black.

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Wayneo 56 minutes ago
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Last person to leave New Zealand please turn off the lights.

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Koro Teeps 1 hour ago
'No scrum, no win': How Leinster v La Rochelle sounded a note of caution for Ireland

Which they are trying to do again with help from Red Bull 😃

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Mzilikazi 3 hours ago
'No scrum, no win': How Leinster v La Rochelle sounded a note of caution for Ireland

I’m not being to be unkind, so I won’t answer, JD ! Yes, are some good ones there. I liked Bliksem’s piece “I realised something beautifully but absurd while watching the end of the Sydney to Hobart race: rugby referees are the wind.”

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frandinand 4 hours ago
'No scrum, no win': How Leinster v La Rochelle sounded a note of caution for Ireland

I agree. A much nicer person and far less opionated than his brother.

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PMcD 4 hours ago
'No scrum, no win': How Leinster v La Rochelle sounded a note of caution for Ireland

It does look that way . . . but if I were on the interview board, I would be asking some difficult questions regarding these behaviours before approving his appointment..

He’s got the rugby IQ and talent, that’s not in doubt but does he have the EQ and emotional control for another step up under greater pressure? Will his outbursts damage the brand, sponsors etc? How will he respond under extreme pressure? He’s starting to create doubts with each one of these things, which just need to stop as he’s hurting his own reputation and brand rather than anything else.



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JW 4 hours ago
Why French rugby is bowing at TV's altar for the Six Nations



Great for the viewer but not, as the Irish Times pointed out, for the paying fans.

What a delusional statement. Has the boom of rugby in France totally passed over the Irish?



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Brupeters 5 hours ago
New Club World Cup gets go ahead for 2028 and 2032

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NB 5 hours ago
'No scrum, no win': How Leinster v La Rochelle sounded a note of caution for Ireland

I guess we’ll see but hose stats made for depressing reading and Rieko was virtually invisible!

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NB 5 hours ago
'No scrum, no win': How Leinster v La Rochelle sounded a note of caution for Ireland

He has to be on his way out doesn’t he P?

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NB 5 hours ago
'No scrum, no win': How Leinster v La Rochelle sounded a note of caution for Ireland

He actually did okay too - plenty of material for his pod!

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NB 5 hours ago
'No scrum, no win': How Leinster v La Rochelle sounded a note of caution for Ireland

It’s a headscratcher, I thought he’d be far better.

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NB 5 hours ago
'No scrum, no win': How Leinster v La Rochelle sounded a note of caution for Ireland

Tony and creativity don’t really go together JD.🥲

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NB 5 hours ago
'No scrum, no win': How Leinster v La Rochelle sounded a note of caution for Ireland

Sounds like he jumped off the Titanic then Miz! Such a sad fater for such a great site.

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NB 5 hours ago
'No scrum, no win': How Leinster v La Rochelle sounded a note of caution for Ireland

There is a lot to be said for treating the scrum the same way as a maul as it loses structure - simple ask the defending side to regroup behind the last foot as the scrum spins around or movess forwards.

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NB 5 hours ago
'No scrum, no win': How Leinster v La Rochelle sounded a note of caution for Ireland

There’s a lot of truth in this and it’s worth rewatching the first quarter of the UBB-Northampton game to see how refs get ‘over-influenced’ to give pens and then yellows… Most of those early scrums should simply have been reset as the front rows popped out or up, or the ball played away.

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PMcD 5 hours ago
'No scrum, no win': How Leinster v La Rochelle sounded a note of caution for Ireland

He’s been very good at Bath the last 2 seasons but with Van Wyk at 35, Du Toit leaving (was 2nd option at LHP) and Obano hitting his 30’s, they need a younger LHP coming through to share the duties with Obano and manage the long term LHP succession.

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NB 5 hours ago
'No scrum, no win': How Leinster v La Rochelle sounded a note of caution for Ireland

Makes sense to have the stronger pure scrummager come on and wreak carnage, but they are also diff shapes and techs, which makes it hard for the LHPs opposite to adjust.

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NB 5 hours ago
'No scrum, no win': How Leinster v La Rochelle sounded a note of caution for Ireland

I think he’s always been a front rower, but over the last seven or eight years that’s the way props are made in Ireland….

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NB 5 hours ago
'No scrum, no win': How Leinster v La Rochelle sounded a note of caution for Ireland

Yep we need a good scrumming LHP in Galway Bay, Van Wyk will do!

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