That was a horribly disjointed exit. Half the blues look surprised to be playing, like they woke up in the middle of a rugby field.
Blues need to wake up and realise the Tahs are getting away with murder at the breakdown and replicate.
I just realised they didn't call it back. Officials trying to one up the tahs try scoring efforts
@Steven-Harris said in Waratahs v Blues:
Regardless of all the bombed chances the Homeside have looked the much better team
Blues not nearly enough breakdown pressure in defence.
@Steven-Harris said in Waratahs v Blues:
@KiwiMurph home side ruck speed is much quicker
I'd hook Wrampling and get Barnes out there
For how much Dalton gets talked up on this forum, I haven’t even noticed him tonight and he’s in my fantasy team.
@Canes4life said in Waratahs v Blues:
For how much Dalton gets talked up on this forum. I haven’t even noticed him tonight and he’s in my fantasy team.
His weakness is that he's not a genuine pilferer at the breakdown.
@Tim said in Waratahs v Blues:
Wrampling a bit missing on defence?
Yeah he's added fuck all. Needs more seasoning
@Tim said in Waratahs v Blues:
@Bones The extreme professionalism of Super Rugby broadcasting.
A hilarious night of fuckaboutery all round.
Blues don't want the ball, tahs don't want tries, officials don't want knowledge of rugby and production just hitting random buttons.
@Tim said in Waratahs v Blues:
That was a shithouse half of rugby. Blues taking the game for granted.
They look like they dont want to be there.
@Tim said in Waratahs v Blues:
No leadership from 9 and 10.
To be fair, I hope Vern is sticking with last week's gameplan of BB being completely ignored and only used for goal kicking and kick receipt.
@Tim said in Waratahs v Blues:
@KiwiMurph They were committed on defence, but seemed clueless otherwise.
Committed on scramble but not enough pressure







