Everyone thinking they can do behind the back offloads is just henious really. Considering the opposition not a great all round performance so far.
@no-quarter said in All Blacks vs USA:
Game is tailor made for DMac. No structure and weak tackling.
He’s playing pretty structured actually. If he gets a chance he’ll take it but most of the time he’s putting nice passes to others once taking it forward. There are some bigger headless crooks out there at the moment.
@anonymous said in All Blacks vs USA:
"Grounds it in one motion" when he had two attempts at grounding it?
Interesting interpretation
He actually grounded it on the line first go, didn't need to do the second motion
@crucial said in All Blacks vs USA:
@no-quarter said in All Blacks vs USA:
Game is tailor made for DMac. No structure and weak tackling.
He’s playing pretty structured actually. If he gets a chance he’ll take it but most of the time he’s putting nice passes to others once taking it forward. There are some bigger headless crooks out there at the moment.
My comment was alluding to the fact that he's playing really well, our best on the park so far, but that's largely because we are against a team with no defensive structure and weak tackling. He's great at exploiting teams like this.
Ennor is a better winger than midfielder. He’s also a better winger than the guy that started there
@victor-meldrew said in All Blacks vs USA:
Sam Cane on the field.
He came on with a whole new front row before that second try.
4 changes all at once
Now we have ALB on for Bridge and TJP on for Christie
@duluth said in All Blacks vs USA:
Ennor is a better winger than midfielder. He’s also a better winger than the guy that started there
Aaaaaaverage centre though eh.
@act-crusader said in All Blacks vs USA:
He came on with a whole new front row before that second try.
Proof I'm too used to relying on on-screen graphics...









