Is the 6 year CURSE shattered? All Blacks vs. Wallabies | Bledisloe match 2 2024
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- In the 2nd Bledisloe cup match on September 28, 2024, New Zealand faced Australia at Sky Stadium in Wellington, aiming to break their winless streak at the venue since 2018. The All Blacks scored five tries, with Caleb Clarke touching down twice, while demonstrating strong defence with 171 tackles. Will this be their 9th consecutive win over the Wallabies, breaking the Wellington curse?
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New Zealanders are extremely proud of out Allblacks, in saying that we have been spoilt by amazing results for many years by outstanding world class players.Our national expectation for the allblacks to win forever is unrealistic but understandable. Be critics but have patience. A 9 and 10 combination will appear again.
One star is fading, the other star will rise. This is All Blacks tradition. So many kids want to be an All Blacks. Young men, it is your turn.
AB's need the Wallabies to start winning clutch games against them again, like in the early 00's. It's what hardened the AB psyche. this batch don't have the mental fortitude.
Barrett needs to stay at 10 & Jordan at 15
No he doesn’t Barrett needs to be 15
Nah we need a new 10
@@NuXta agreed, why not Ruben Love? @10 against Japan
No lol
Nice to see Beauden on the kicking tee again
I’m taking a slight detour from this discussion to highlight the team that I believe Scott Robertson should take on the upcoming Northern Hemisphere tour. Now is the time to experiment with different combinations and expose new players to the intense pressure of test rugby. The All Blacks must seize this chance to cultivate fresh talent and address some glaring weaknesses-particularly in areas like kickoffs, inconsistent lineout play, kicks from hand, as well as the performance of the halfbacks and loose forwards. The utilization of the bench has been wanting hence, I would go with a 6/2 split to blood as many forwards as possible because the All Blacks are very thin in the depth of locks and loose forwards.
In my opinion, when facing the top teams, the All Blacks too often rely on scraps of possession and trust that their skillset will outclass opponents. While they undeniably have world-class game breakers, it’s crucial that they adopt a more pragmatic approach. Securing better quality ball will allow their powerful and talented runners to truly impose themselves.
With that in mind, here is the game-day 23 that I’d like to see given at least one major opportunity during the Northern Hemisphere tour:
1. Tamaiti Williams
2. Cody Taylor
3. Tyrell Lomax
4. Scott Barrett
5. Sam Darry
6. Tupou Vaa'i
7. Ardie Savea
8. Wallace Sititi
9. Cortez Ratima
10. Beauden Barrett
11. Caleb Clarke
12. Anton Lienert-Brown
13. Billy Proctor
14. Rieko Ioane
15. Will Jordan
Reserves:
16. Ethan de Groot
17. Samisoni Taukei'aho
18. Fletcher Newell
19. Pasilio Tosi
20. Patrick Tuipulotu
21. Peter Lakai
22. Cam Roigard
23. Damian McKenzie
The problem with Wellington is a historical factor that the ABs have a long history of losing at Wellington because it was always one of the main venues for a 2nd or 3rd test out of a 3 or 4 test series and the ABs always won the first test therefore massive pressure on the touring team to win the 2nd or 3rd test to stay alive in the test series!
However over the last 25 years the ABs have had some great results there except for the last 6 years!
Compared to the Wallabies Bledisloe drought 6 years is nothing.
McKenzie great impact player. Barrett stays at 10, Jordan at 15. Proctor is due a start as that was a weak performance from Ioane.
Anton Brown had Nice touches
Ioane's distribution is poor, he has no analytical vision for tactical kicking, no fend, no pivot on tacklers, limited side step, over runs as support, if he can master these he could be a weapon. 💯 for the more weapons u have in battle, the better chance u have at winning the war.
so much too master in such not a young age.
Brown at 12 handled it pretty well
Clarke should play center ALB at 12 bodie Barrett 10 Jordy fullback 💯
Clarke can't pass and kick tho. He is not Tana Umaga.
No such frigin' thing as a curse. If there was a curse, it is the press making up mindless stories to sell the game and themselves.
Sevu Reece try,Riks was nowhere to be seen.
A good midfielder passes like ALB
Riks pass to Sevu-very poor passing skills
Riks is not a midfielder.
Riks is the weak link
Show him respect g
The bugger needs to be calm, he is forcing it, instead of letting it flow.
It was never a curse - it's because of the awful Rugby atmosphere - the crowd sing a long and ignore whats going on during the game...
fozzie was the 6 year curse