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NB 3 minutes ago
The coaching conundrum part three: Time is running out for Australia and New Zealand

Ofc we don’t know what really happened as yet.

But I will say that coaching an international team is completely different to a province or club. You’re hands on day in day out with a club but you only see the players with country for one quarter of the year.



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NB 7 minutes ago
The coaching conundrum part three: Time is running out for Australia and New Zealand

Ashton Gate is a bit big like the Liberty stadium in Swansea. 22K capacity and never more than one third full.

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NB 8 minutes ago
The coaching conundrum part three: Time is running out for Australia and New Zealand

And you have to reinforce the belief players hv in the things ppl are getting taught by their SRP coaches, and before that at college… Otherwise the job just gets too hard.

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NB 9 minutes ago
The coaching conundrum part three: Time is running out for Australia and New Zealand

He looked trussed up like a Christmas turkey didn’t he? Never made the job his own.

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cw 9 minutes ago
The coaching conundrum part three: Time is running out for Australia and New Zealand

Yeah true. Just watched the ABXV v England A - the difference in self belief was remarkable

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NB 10 minutes ago
The coaching conundrum part three: Time is running out for Australia and New Zealand

He’s worked with Hansen before, not Ryan.

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NB 11 minutes ago
The coaching conundrum part three: Time is running out for Australia and New Zealand

Do you just not bother reading the words JW?

“With me being with Jamie, Scott potentially didn’t want to take me as well. He had quality coaches in Jason Holland and Leon MacDonald, Scott Hansen and Jason Ryan, so they had a strong coaching team. Jamie put his team together and I was part of that, and New Zealand Rugby went with Scott.”



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NB 15 minutes ago
The coaching conundrum part three: Time is running out for Australia and New Zealand

Tom Wright will be there or thereabouts, but it is a stron foursome to pick from - TW plus Marky Mark, JAS and Jorgenson, with huiys like Dylan Pietsch also in the mix. I think Jorgo needs to be put under pressure to justify that big contract, so far he’s been good… in patches!

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cw 16 minutes ago
The coaching conundrum part three: Time is running out for Australia and New Zealand

Spot on re PSdT - at 200cm and 120kg+ his power is key to their scrum success. ABs were looking to respond to this with a three lock second row. It was a work in process that had some partial success in the scrums but needed a heap more work.

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unknown 19 minutes ago
Australia and New Zealand to renew SVNS rivalry in Singapore decider

Takes to long to watch full match replay. Why?

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JW 45 minutes ago
The constant in the All Blacks’ struggles is not the coaches

Yeah for sure, it’s not something easy to prepare for. I think the team with the best record in rugby fell prey to the same drop in intensity from the QF to that Semi.

PMCD notes that the players had no excuses about being blown away. It’s not easy to understand whats going on when you’ve never experienced it before. A little why I didn’t understand why we were giving up in Wellington when only a try or two down.



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SB 1 hour ago
11 Six Nations stars who could have set the Rugby Europe Championship alight

Parra at 9 and Ramos at 10. I would pay to watch that.

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SB 1 hour ago
Carlu Sadie: 'I was 2mm away from death, exactly the same as Steven Kitshoff'

How scary, make you appreciate how tough that position in particular is. Great to see him playing consistently.

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cw 1 hour ago
The constant in the All Blacks’ struggles is not the coaches

My view is that DMac proved himself against Ireland in 24. BB has moments of briliance but has failed to get the best out of this team on attack and defence. And Hansen blinked.

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JW 2 hours ago
The constant in the All Blacks’ struggles is not the coaches

Is that whats started here though?

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JW 2 hours ago
The constant in the All Blacks’ struggles is not the coaches

Denial about what?

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JW 2 hours ago
The constant in the All Blacks’ struggles is not the coaches

Haha get real. Why would I be factoring in competition. That’s irrelevant to the argument.

Crickey, talk about desperate!



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Olly 2 hours ago
The coaching conundrum part three: Time is running out for Australia and New Zealand

The Razor situation appears to be more off-field related than winning percentage.

The Wallabies situation is interesting with the recruit. It is difficult to compare to Sam Burgess in England, as Australia has over 25 years of experience converting players, and within Australia, Rugby and League are closer aligned than outsiders would realise. Time will be a challenge for the player to prove he is actually good enough to become automatic at the little details, but the basics of the game are nearly identical for a 12 and an NRL forward.



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Koro Teeps 3 hours ago
The constant in the All Blacks’ struggles is not the coaches

I also think Boks had an easier run to the final and England would have found it very difficult to get right back up to required level after such a good performance beating us.

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JW 3 hours ago
The constant in the All Blacks’ struggles is not the coaches

If you think the NH domestic competitions aren’t making money you need to do some research.

I think you are only making sense to yourself though. Whether it’s 4 million a year or over 3 years, it makes no difference to johnz point it being wasted money if he’s not used. Either are amounts that would find the coach under pressure to explain the loss of.



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