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British & Irish Lions

The Rugby Pod discuss who should captain The Lions

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With a Lions tour fast approaching, Big Jim and Goodey take a look at who should be the one to lead The Lions in South Africa.

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BH 5 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

I’d love to see Australia playing like this more consistently and beating the likes of England, France and Ireland on a regular basis.

World rugby as a sport needs a strong Australian team, except for when it comes to the Bledisloe…that needs to stay in NZ.



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PMcD 8 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

I think we need to give more credit to the WB’s than we are - it’s almost a tale of Rassie’s B’s didn’t deliver and they went through the gears but the tackling and breakdown work was better from the WB’s than most teams and allowed them to maintain parity for big parts of that game.

I do feel the SB’s have become a bit more predictable this season, which teams are well prepared for. A little more attacking variation would also help mix things up a little.



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B 10 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

Talking like Ireland have’nt won their last tour of NZ…

And a first ever win over the Māori in the mid-week between tests



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PMcD 22 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

I thought Bongi would make that squad as 3rd choice - with all his experience he can just slot in as injury cover with little fuss. Thats got massive value during a tournament that I am sure he will go after.

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PMcD 26 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

That Boks defence looked pretty good in Games 2-4 vs ABs. I think there is a tendency for all teams to score more tries in games at the moment, which is why I am surprised rassie hasn’t let rip with Tonyball a bit more.

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PMcD 29 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

Injuries have been a far bigger issue this year than I can remember G, not sure if that’s just too many games, or the age thing catching up with the squad . . . . But such huge rotations are never great.

I am used to JvG rotating starters and bench (which isn’t too terrible in games) but Rassie has pretty much been rotating the entire team and I am not sure of anyone that does that well.



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Rugby3 33 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

Well done Fred

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JM 34 minutes ago
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Jon 34 minutes ago
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Rugby3 36 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

They all come round eventually. Even the scottish bullmeister - ha. 😀

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Ed the Duck 37 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

Have a think for a minute…on exactly how you reckon Ireland would have fared after a four test tour hosting the ABs, travelling halfway around the world twice and then rocking up in Aus straight after to play a rejuvenated side with their tails up and waiting for them?

They’d have had to empty the AIL just to field a team!



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PMcD 38 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

It seems to be the replacement LHP position behind Ox is what is causing the issues, although for the life of me I don’t know whey they changed it after it worked so well last Austumn.

I think Steenekamp is quite tall and can occasionally struggle, which is why I still think Rassie may throw a curve ball and play Ox, Marx, Louw (as he has done this year) to start but may try TdT, (Grobelaar or Wessels) & Sadie to reinforce the bomb squad and rebuild the destruction from the bench.



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Rugby3 41 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

Don’t they say the most important part of coaching is selection ? Was it G. Henry that said that ?

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Rugby3 43 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

Apparently he has the highest leap in the Wallaby squad, which is surprising, especially with Suallii who is a multi talented more athletic version of the limited Folau. As well as being a lot smarter.

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GS 47 minutes ago
Scott Barrett among notable inclusions in 34-man All Blacks Bledisloe Cup squad

If that was the case - why invest in taking him away to the SA Tour?

Will be interesting to see if he gets picked for the BC games, still not sure why Nacewa was dropped, pretty handy bench option as can also play centre and fullback.



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cnw 49 minutes ago
'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

On paper, its hard to disagree with your 1 & 2 ranking NB. But isn’t the problem that France face the very issue identified in this article. In November their first team will have had just one full game together since the 6N - a whole lifetime ago. Meanwhile the Boks have had the GR and Aussie. That is a major advantage for the Boks - even if playing in Paris. Look what happened to the Bok A team in their first full test together.

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PMcD 52 minutes ago
Scott Barrett among notable inclusions in 34-man All Blacks Bledisloe Cup squad

He was contracted to Red Bull and they only announced the deal to let him defer for a year yesterday, so I think that was probably one of the issues - there was no point in the AB’s giving him mins until they knew he was going to be available for them, hence my comment of now or never sort of moment.

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GS 57 minutes ago
Scott Barrett among notable inclusions in 34-man All Blacks Bledisloe Cup squad

Great to have positive thinking about ABs!

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GS 1 hour ago
Scott Barrett among notable inclusions in 34-man All Blacks Bledisloe Cup squad

According to reports, he was on upwards of 2 million up in Japan.

Would be crazy to come back for less than 1.5 - compound 500k over 20years, massive difference in turns of asset base when hitting 50plus.



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B 1 hour ago
The Wallabies’ three biggest concerns ahead of All Blacks clash at Eden Park

By winning wars you mean stealing land?

We've already contested 20% more world cups…



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