Thanks for coming!
@Chris-B said in QF: BOP v Ta$man:
Thanks for coming!
Thanks for turning up. Didn't think we played all that well ...
@KiwiPie said in QF: BOP v Ta$man:
@Chris-B said in QF: BOP v Ta$man:
Thanks for coming!
Thanks for turning up. Didn't think we played all that well ...
But still favourites to win it all I reckon.
@SouthernMann said in QF: BOP v Ta$man:
Cashmore putting his hands up to the Chiefs. Having a stormer
Hell he keeps giving me the jitters with his from the hand kicking, and has not been able to unleash the backs when outside Sinton. But he is great under the high ball and positionally.
Would have hoped you might have more faith in your own players, Millar and Muliaina.
@ARHS said in QF: BOP v Ta$man:
@SouthernMann said in QF: BOP v Ta$man:
Cashmore putting his hands up to the Chiefs. Having a stormer
Hell he keeps giving me the jitters with his from the hand kicking, and has not been able to unleash the backs when outside Sinton. But he is great under the high ball and positionally.
Would have hoped you might have more faith in your own players, Millar and Muliaina.
I have a lot of faith in Jacomb and Muliania. My opinion on Millar is that he is just a kicking 10 and has no attacking ability apart from intercepts and a flat ball.
@Grooter said in QF: BOP v Ta$man:
Kele Lasaqa the sort of player I'll be tuning into nz 20s for next year he's a pitbull
Most the Chiefs U20 backline will be back for 2026 so they should be fun to watch. Assuming there is a tournament.
There’s definitely a world where I can see Fehi in the ABs. He’s been on fire all season for BOP.
My take from the sideline was that momentum changed when Judd and Mafileo came on just after halftime. Bop lacked cohesion and forward momentum before that.
Judd's top notch box kicks and knack of feeding players on the burst made a big difference. The forwards energy lifted with so much forward momentum.
What may have not got noticed was the number of times Bop backs were getting scragged off the ball. Only saw it pinged once. Springer needs to improve his discipline. And the midfield needs remedial training on passing both sides.
Pleased that Chiefs have Taumoefolau. He looks dangerous whenever he is near the ball.
If Kolose is to be Slater's replacement at the Chiefs he will need to improve his lineout throwing, as that has always been shaky. Another converted loose forward.
@barky1 said in QF: BOP v Ta$man:
@Canes4life if he could be developed into a centre. He's the third-best winger in his NPC team
Fehi Fineanganofo has scored the most tries in the NPC and he's the third best winger in the Steamers? That's a hot take.
Yeah I reckon he has passed Reon Paul and Cole Forbes now to be third ranked. Kele Lasaga pushing him though. Spoiled for riches. Frank Vaenuku and Ngatori MGB are v good too
@barky1 said in QF: BOP v Ta$man:
@Canes4life if he could be developed into a centre. He's the third-best winger in his NPC team
Fehi is brilliant on the wing for now but in future certainly could be a silky centre in the mould of a Lukanho Am
@Grooter said in QF: BOP v Ta$man:
@barky1 said in QF: BOP v Ta$man:
@Canes4life if he could be developed into a centre. He's the third-best winger in his NPC team
Fehi is brilliant on the wing for now but in future certainly could be a silky centre in the mould of a Lukanho Am
Its interesting you use the word silky. He is apparently a similar weight to Caleb Clarke though they're not really similar players.
@Canes4life said in QF: BOP v Ta$man:
There’s definitely a world where I can see Fehi in the ABs. He’s been on fire all season for BOP.
He was strong for Hurricanes too (as well as AB 7s). Should be on the radar.








