stupid autofill text thingee...den = Dean Budd!
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Posted 05 September 2010 - 07:11 AM
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stupid autofill text thingee...den = Dean Budd!
stupid autofill text thingee...den = Dean Budd!
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Posted 05 September 2010 - 07:14 AM
Eyre, Payne & Ranger
Eyre was superb on the back of a retreating scrum, and when he did get the ball in the final 20 really lifted and carted it over the gain line!!
Payne and Ranger....nuff said
Eyre was superb on the back of a retreating scrum, and when he did get the ball in the final 20 really lifted and carted it over the gain line!!
Payne and Ranger....nuff said
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Posted 05 September 2010 - 10:36 AM
taniwharugby said:
Eyre, Payne & Ranger
Eyre was superb on the back of a retreating scrum, and when he did get the ball in the final 20 really lifted and carted it over the gain line!!
Payne and Ranger....nuff said
Eyre was superb on the back of a retreating scrum, and when he did get the ball in the final 20 really lifted and carted it over the gain line!!
Payne and Ranger....nuff said
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Posted 05 September 2010 - 12:11 PM
I missed Eyre but agree with you guys. Payne / Ranger - obvious. I put Bronsan in because it thought he was holding is own and is becoming the hard man of the pack. Just need someone on the other side.
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Posted 05 September 2010 - 12:28 PM
i thought caine had his best game in the cambridge blue yesterday. did a hell of alot of good work covering, cleaning up and communicating. his clearances where spot on as well.
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Posted 05 September 2010 - 12:35 PM
Eyre, Caine and Ranger for me.
Caine had another stormer this week, if he maintains this form he will be a shoo in for the Blues.
Eyre was brilliant and his form has been steadily improving, the worse the scrum gets, the more prominent he seems to become.
Ranger because without him we wouldn't have scored a couple of those tries, he was a just a class or two above any Southland back could muster.
Honourable mentions...Payne, Bancroft, O'Connor and Murray
Caine had another stormer this week, if he maintains this form he will be a shoo in for the Blues.
Eyre was brilliant and his form has been steadily improving, the worse the scrum gets, the more prominent he seems to become.
Ranger because without him we wouldn't have scored a couple of those tries, he was a just a class or two above any Southland back could muster.
Honourable mentions...Payne, Bancroft, O'Connor and Murray
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Posted 05 September 2010 - 06:28 PM
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Ranger Caine Payne
ditto, Caines like an extra loosie, massive on D and great at finding gaps.
Ranger, Payne, super stars!
Worthy mention goes to Eyre, superb at tidying the crap ball we were getting from our scrum..
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Posted 06 September 2010 - 11:03 PM
Yeah Payne and Ranger hands down. Both on attack an D they were immense.
Caine was brilliant. He has a superb pass and that does wonders for our backs. And Eyre was solid in a very difficult position. But Pryor gets a vote from me. He was everywhere, on both D and attack. I thought of not voting for him because of the yellow card, but I think that was a little unlucky.
Pretty good performance all round really, except for the scrum. And Hauraki.
Caine was brilliant. He has a superb pass and that does wonders for our backs. And Eyre was solid in a very difficult position. But Pryor gets a vote from me. He was everywhere, on both D and attack. I thought of not voting for him because of the yellow card, but I think that was a little unlucky.
Pretty good performance all round really, except for the scrum. And Hauraki.
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Posted 07 September 2010 - 08:35 AM
the champ is here said:
Yeah Payne and Ranger hands down. Both on attack an D they were immense.
Caine was brilliant. He has a superb pass and that does wonders for our backs. And Eyre was solid in a very difficult position. But Pryor gets a vote from me. He was everywhere, on both D and attack. I thought of not voting for him because of the yellow card, but I think that was a little unlucky.
Pretty good performance all round really, except for the scrum. And Hauraki.
Caine was brilliant. He has a superb pass and that does wonders for our backs. And Eyre was solid in a very difficult position. But Pryor gets a vote from me. He was everywhere, on both D and attack. I thought of not voting for him because of the yellow card, but I think that was a little unlucky.
Pretty good performance all round really, except for the scrum. And Hauraki.
Pryors card was more of a team yellow so I don't think it counts against him that much
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Posted 07 September 2010 - 10:35 AM
Pryor seems to have gained a female following up here...Pantene Pryor!
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Posted 07 September 2010 - 11:29 AM
taniwharugby said:
Pryor seems to have gained a female following up here...Pantene Pryor!
I think it might be time to get the clippers out Dan! Stuff being branded with that nickname! haha
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Posted 07 September 2010 - 07:32 PM
they refered to him on 'Crowd goes Wild' as Perfect Hair Pryor. Has anyone mentioned that Champ, J77 and I met his parents down in Wellington?
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Posted 07 September 2010 - 07:39 PM
good to hear they follow him about, Lachies parents do the same, I am pretty sure they come up for all his clubs games for MW as well!
I would hope the NRu will try to sign Pryor for the club season up here next year.
I would hope the NRu will try to sign Pryor for the club season up here next year.
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