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NZ bummed at the breakdown again......
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Tichtheid wrote: Sat Jul 16, 2022 8:42 am
Slick wrote: Sat Jul 16, 2022 8:41 am
Blackmac wrote: Sat Jul 16, 2022 8:38 am That has to be a yellow.
I’m not sure it was a penalty but if Barnes gives it, it has to be a yellow
My thoughts exactly
The mad thing was that I think Barnes’ justification was that “the player wasn’t sure if it was out” - that’s a dangerous route to go down
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NZ sealing off there
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Letting Ireland boss them at the breakdown yet a-fucking-gain
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NZ bummed at the breakdown x ∞
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Footage of Foster putting his coat on....if only.
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Laws make no sense. Beirne just nutted the 9 at full pelt on that counter ruck
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This fight back will probably be enough for FFF to keep his job
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Akira sums up our night -- no accuracy in the basic skills
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When the commentators mention James Ryan I find myself thinking "James Patrick Ryan" in an American accent.
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Ioane :lol:

Total waste of space.
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Kiwias wrote: Sat Jul 16, 2022 8:57 am Akira sums up our night -- no accuracy in the basic skills
To be fair on that one, he’s plain knackered.
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Congrats to Ire for 2 outstanding performances. :clap:
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ABs were lucky to come second in the series

Absolutely superb by Ireland
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PCPhil wrote: Sat Jul 16, 2022 8:59 am
Kiwias wrote: Sat Jul 16, 2022 8:57 am Akira sums up our night -- no accuracy in the basic skills
To be fair on that one, he’s plain knackered.
Ioane in "not fit enough" surprise.
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Superb Ireland, clearly superior. :clap:
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POM totally overwhelmed by emotion. A fucking warrior.
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Better in all aspects of the game.

The most deserved series win in a while.
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Phenomenal, well done Ireland, just too good for the ABs
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Brilliant series win to Ireland. What a comeback! :thumbup:

We were outsmarted, outskilled, outmuscled, outeverthinged.

Respect.
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Tad Burn, Pom and VdF just incredible
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Cue NZ stockmarket plummeting 5%.

Best away performance in a series by a test nation I can recall. Only a couple of Lions' efforts might exceed that.
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Well fucking done Ireland, just brilliant
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Fantastic result
Brilliant last 10 miutes to close it out
Played Ireland
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Subtle, first interview, they seek out James Lowe in with proper keewee accent. Top trolling :lol:
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Amazing stuff

Well done Ireland. After waiting so long for their 1st victory over the ABs, they now seem to have their number !!
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Insane_Homer wrote: Sat Jul 16, 2022 9:02 am Subtle, first interview, they seek out James Lowe in with proper keewee accent. Top trolling :lol:
Mils was pretty generous to be fair
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What a mad mad match! Congrats Irishers and bad luck Kiwis! If I was Irish I'd be very tempted to get day drunk right now.
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Best game i have seen in ages, Ireland thoroughly deserved that, utter monsters
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An amazing series from the Irish, hope you boys enjoy it.
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Well done Ireland. Closed that out in some style.

Suspect NZ will fire Foster and try something new, but it isn’t the coach’s fault that the whole side has seemingly forgotten how to catch.

1 year out we have markers down from France and now Ireland and it’s incumbent on the rest of us to catch up, which I think at least a couple will. Exciting times
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Well done Ireland, yet another phenomenal piece of rugby history for this group
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ASMO wrote: Sat Jul 16, 2022 9:05 am Best game i have seen in ages, Ireland thoroughly deserved that, utter monsters
Hadn't even thought about that, but I agree.
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Any bets on what time Irish pubs run out of beer this afternoon?

Fantastic performance and very well deserved series win. An historic day for Irish rugby. Heroes all.
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Paddington Bear wrote: Sat Jul 16, 2022 9:05 am Well done Ireland. Closed that out in some style.

Suspect NZ will fire Foster and try something new, but it isn’t the coach’s fault that the whole side has seemingly forgotten how to catch.

1 year out we have markers down from France and now Ireland and it’s incumbent on the rest of us to catch up, which I think at least a couple will. Exciting times
I don't think that was where the game was won and lost!!!

How many times did Ire turn over NZ ball? It might even have reached double figures.
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Feeling so much better at full time than at the half break.
Spirited response by the ABs and great individual tries by Akira and Jordan ...
... but have to say I can't recall a more threatening running side than the Irish. Over the entire three tests they seemed to surge through almost at will.
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All Blacks not at their best, but Ireland didn't give them the space and time either.

Very pleased for the team, they earned that series win. Beirne and VdF brilliant again, Sheehan and Keenan too.

And still more to come, can use the backs plenty more - Hansen had little ball today, didn't see as much of Henshaw either in attack.


But in summary: Well done the lads :clap:
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Torquemada 1420 wrote: Sat Jul 16, 2022 9:07 am
ASMO wrote: Sat Jul 16, 2022 9:05 am Best game i have seen in ages, Ireland thoroughly deserved that, utter monsters
Hadn't even thought about that, but I agree.
The most telling factor for me was how Ireland handled the All Blacks' early second half surge and then calmly closed it out. Great side.
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convoluted wrote: Sat Jul 16, 2022 9:09 am ... but have to say I can't recall a more threatening running side than the Irish. Over the entire three tests they seemed to surge through almost at will.
You are looking at the wrong area. Ire's biggest problem has been converting massive pressure, possession and territory into points. There really was no clever required in the backs. All down to lightning fast ruck ball and then the basics executed perfectly: good hands and run straight.
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Torquemada 1420 wrote: Sat Jul 16, 2022 9:08 am
Paddington Bear wrote: Sat Jul 16, 2022 9:05 am Well done Ireland. Closed that out in some style.

Suspect NZ will fire Foster and try something new, but it isn’t the coach’s fault that the whole side has seemingly forgotten how to catch.

1 year out we have markers down from France and now Ireland and it’s incumbent on the rest of us to catch up, which I think at least a couple will. Exciting times
I don't think that was where the game was won and lost!!!

How many times did Ire turn over NZ ball? It might even have reached double figures.
We were monstered at the breakdown.
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