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Re: Super 14 Rugby 2010

Post by Shoeshine on Fri 19 Feb 2010, 13:12

tac wrote:
Shoeshine wrote:By the way, why do you fellers call the fly-half a 5/8th? Always wondered that one... scratch


I guess because he's somewhere between the 1/2 and the 3/4s . . . .


Mmm, yes, that would sort of make sense I guess. Though we tend to view both scrum-half and fly half as half-backs - but I can see the logic.

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Re: Super 14 Rugby 2010

Post by tac on Fri 19 Feb 2010, 13:12

besides it sounds better than calling him a 9/16s . . .

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Re: Super 14 Rugby 2010

Post by taipan on Fri 19 Feb 2010, 19:29

Shoeshine wrote:
tac wrote:
Shoeshine wrote:By the way, why do you fellers call the fly-half a 5/8th? Always wondered that one... scratch


I guess because he's somewhere between the 1/2 and the 3/4s . . . .


Mmm, yes, that would sort of make sense I guess. Though we tend to view both scrum-half and fly half as half-backs - but I can see the logic.


In NZ they sometimes differentiate between the 1st and 2nd 5/8s

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Re: Super 14 Rugby 2010

Post by Big Dog on Fri 19 Feb 2010, 19:56

Reds trounced the Crusaders Shocked Did they swab the billies afterwards ?

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Re: Super 14 Rugby 2010

Post by Mick Sawyer on Sun 21 Feb 2010, 21:31

Shoeshine wrote:By the way, why do you fellers call the fly-half a 5/8th? Always wondered that one... scratch


Halfway between a HALFback and a centreTHREEQUARTER

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Re: Super 14 Rugby 2010

Post by Mick Sawyer on Sun 21 Feb 2010, 21:34

Big Dog wrote:Reds trounced the Crusaders Shocked Did they swab the billies afterwards ?


Their form was consistent with the previous week BD. One was a loss(when I backed them) and the other was a win (when I was out of town & didn't).

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Re: Super 14 Rugby 2010

Post by Zat on Wed 24 Feb 2010, 17:50

tac wrote:besides it sounds better than calling him a 9/16s . . .

Or a spanner.

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Re: Super 14 Rugby 2010

Post by Shoeshine on Thu 25 Feb 2010, 02:49

Mick Sawyer wrote:
Shoeshine wrote:By the way, why do you fellers call the fly-half a 5/8th? Always wondered that one... scratch


Halfway between a HALFback and a centreTHREEQUARTER


Hmm. Thing is, we regard the stand off as a half-back - hence why it puzzled me.

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Re: Super 14 Rugby 2010

Post by Zat on Thu 25 Feb 2010, 12:41

Well, that's a bit stand-offish.

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Re: Super 14 Rugby 2010

Post by Mick Sawyer on Thu 25 Feb 2010, 13:26

Hmm. Thing is, we regard the stand off as a half-back - hence why it puzzled me.


yep, the glorious diveristy of the game. As someone else noted, the K1s view both the 10 & 12 as standing on the same latitude(first five-eighth/second five-eighth), just south of the halfback.

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Re: Super 14 Rugby 2010

Post by Zat on Fri 26 Feb 2010, 19:07

Brumbies get away with a fairly lucky win. Not a bad game given that it was a penalty-kick-a-thon. George Smith scores and Interecpt try with minute to go to open up a 7 point lead, then the Stormers score a try at the death but miss the conversion. Sucked in Jaapies!

Of course, the lack of bonus points will kill the Brumbies season stone dead.

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Re: Super 14 Rugby 2010

Post by Zat on Thu 04 Mar 2010, 23:35

Brumbies win again, over the Lions. A cold, wet night at Canberra stadium, the Lions were insipid and basically a rabble. The Brumbies not even close to their 'stellar' label they'd been given before the season began.

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Re: Super 14 Rugby 2010

Post by Invader Zim on Thu 04 Mar 2010, 23:46

At least the Force won't lose this weekend...

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Re: Super 14 Rugby 2010

Post by taipan on Thu 04 Mar 2010, 23:46

Judging from the swearing from the louge the ref was awful.

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Re: Super 14 Rugby 2010

Post by Zat on Thu 04 Mar 2010, 23:50

He was frustrated by one of the worst displays of scrummaging at Super Rugby level from the Lions. Wouldn't have helped.

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