I'm not so sure that Robbie Deans has what it takes at this level either.
He could've washed it all away with that last kick though. Seriously
lacking BMT.
BMT? Is this another one we have to guess, and two weeks later we still
don't get *it*?
Congrats on beating Italy btw....../snigger
big match temperament (testicles)
I agree that if he kicked the goal to win he would have washed it all away
but it was fitting in a way that he didn't. His form, particularly in the
past couple of years is poor. The team badly misses Berrick Barnes and they
need another goal kicker with a Dan Carter temperament (yeh, just like
that!).
I also agree that when it matters he chokes. I also rather suspect that the
captaincy issue has caused him to sulk as well. He will remain in the team
of course but whether his influence is good for the younger guys is
debatable, in my view.
Not really surprising didge was clueless on that one as well, was it?
Your'e a certified idiot, who must have been watching Rugby through his
arsehole for the last 4 or 5 years. Giteau did not have a great match, but
that will sometimes happen, particularly if the clown of a ref ignores off
side
and ruptured ball in shitty, wet conditions for 80 minutes.
I'm sure Deans will be worried that you're 'not sure' about his capacity to
coach.
Stay in the trees champ
Viper
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Carter would have kicked that goal blindfolded
Eddie Jones never lost to the Scots
I think Deans has a lost/win ratio that succeeds most Australian coaches.
Look SA had Suzy so now NZ is preparing far in advance so we now have Robbie
This year looked so good with the players we had but Robbie has neutered
them
ok, we have had a horror run with injuries so maybe its time we followed the
NH lead and send our 3rd rate teams on tour up north
You're a student of the game aren't you? Giteau has played consistently
below the standard expected for some time now. If you are watching the same
game as me you would have seen his general kicking game lacking imagination
and the necessary skill to avoid his kicks being charged down.
I am also sick to death of people like you whinging about the fucking
referee. Get over it. Do you think that its just the Australians affected
by refereeing? You're problem is that you're clearly from the
Kearnes/Martin school of Aussie whingers. I will say that I'm an Aussie
supporter as well but try to keep my feet on the ground without resorting to
kindergarten analysis such as your's.
As for Dean's record....have a look at who we've played. Also make a
comment about the improvement to away wins. Not to mention the side's
complete inability to follow up a good game with another.
Go back to sleep imbecile.
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> As for Dean's record....have a look at who we've played. Also make a
> comment about the improvement to away wins. Not to mention the side's
> complete inability to follow up a good game with another.
So are you saying that the NZRU actually made the right decision not to
pick him for the ABs coach?
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Cheers, Os
Sorta shaping up that way ain't it?
I'd love to be proved wrong and may well be when the WC comes around. But
for the moment Henry seems to be doing the job and Dean's isn't
Thought you just did.
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greig
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> "tree man" <tree...@bigpond.net.au> wrote in message
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>> Waste of space. Too busy thinking about playing in Japan or France or
>> somewhere else. Can't kick goals, gets kicks charged down more often
>> than not and when they don't get charged they usually provide catching
>> practice for some opposition player under no pressure.
>>
>> I'm not so sure that Robbie Deans has what it takes at this level either.
>>
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> Carter would have kicked that goal blindfolded
Watch the England v NZ game, Carter missed two kicks from much better
positions, one of them was laughable.
Think I got it really Maxx, yftp.
And Saffer cricket fans know that when they see it eh Maxxie?
alvey
High five, or six in your case.....
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> alvey
So that's another one I've got up on you then Dirdge...
alvey
In Briz, recalling that Garfield St Aubrun Sobers was born with six digits
on each hand.
Yes he did. He cut them off himself when he was a kid with a knife
and fishing line. To celebrate this he later became an Australian
citizen.
These facts brought to you by Wikipedia and an totally incredulous
Two Dogs
> On Nov 23, 6:38�am, alvey <al...@play.com> wrote:
>> On Mon, 23 Nov 2009 09:13:49 +0000, didgerman wrote:
>>> alvey wrote:
>>>> On Sun, 22 Nov 2009 13:11:36 -0800 (PST), Maxx wrote:
>>
>>>>> On Nov 22, 10:35 pm, "tree man" <tree_...@bigpond.net.au> wrote:
>>>>>> Waste of space. �Too busy thinking about playing in Japan or France or
>>>>>> somewhere else. �Can't kick goals, gets kicks charged down more often than
>>>>>> not and when they don't get charged they usually provide catching practice
>>>>>> for some opposition player under no pressure.
>>>>> He could've washed it all away with that last kick though. Seriously
>>>>> lacking BMT.
>>
>>>> And Saffer cricket fans know that when they see it eh Maxxie?
>>
>>> High five, or six in your case.....
>>
>> So that's another one I've got up on you then Dirdge...
>>
>> alvey
>> In Briz, recalling that Garfield St Aubrun Sobers was born with six digits
>> on each hand.
>
> Yes he did. He cut them off himself when he was a kid with a knife
> and fishing line.
Crikey!
He cut off *all* of his fingers and he was *still* that good? Amazing.
alvey
I was amazed that he cut his fingers off *and* became an Australian
citizen, that's one fucked up road he chose...
Two Dogs
> On Nov 23, 2:37�ソスpm, alvey <al...@play.com> wrote:
>> On Mon, 23 Nov 2009 05:50:16 -0800 (PST), Two Dogs wrote:
>>> On Nov 23, 6:38�ソスam, alvey <al...@play.com> wrote:
>>>> On Mon, 23 Nov 2009 09:13:49 +0000, didgerman wrote:
>>>>> alvey wrote:
>>>>>> On Sun, 22 Nov 2009 13:11:36 -0800 (PST), Maxx wrote:
>>
>>>>>>> On Nov 22, 10:35 pm, "tree man" <tree_...@bigpond.net.au> wrote:
>>>>>>>> Waste of space. �ソスToo busy thinking about playing in Japan or France or
>>>>>>>> somewhere else. �ソスCan't kick goals, gets kicks charged down more often than
>>>>>>>> not and when they don't get charged they usually provide catching practice
>>>>>>>> for some opposition player under no pressure.
>>>>>>> He could've washed it all away with that last kick though. Seriously
>>>>>>> lacking BMT.
>>
>>>>>> And Saffer cricket fans know that when they see it eh Maxxie?
>>
>>>>> High five, or six in your case.....
>>
>>>> So that's another one I've got up on you then Dirdge...
>>
>>>> alvey
>>>> In Briz, recalling that Garfield St Aubrun Sobers was born with six digits
>>>> on each hand.
>>
>>> �ソス Yes he did. He cut them off himself when he was a kid with a knife
>>> and fishing line.
>>
>> Crikey!
>> He cut off *all* of his fingers and he was *still* that good? Amazing.
>>
>> alvey
>
> I was amazed that he cut his fingers off *and* became an Australian
> citizen, that's one fucked up road he chose...
>
It's your destiny to play catch-ups Six Legs.
alvey
Especially since the extra fingers would have made him more eligible.