Is the Rugby Season Way Too Long? | Pirate Rugby Pod

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  • Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2024

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  • @HuwGriffinRugby
    @HuwGriffinRugby  4 месяца назад +1

    Does Manie Libbok start for the Boks v Wales? Let us know your thoughts…

    • @glasblaidd
      @glasblaidd 4 месяца назад

      No, he looks to crossfield kick way too much when he's up against any halfway decent defence. Not structured enough for SA

    • @benstephenson7
      @benstephenson7 4 месяца назад

      Who would you start instead?

  • @ChristopherRensburg
    @ChristopherRensburg 4 месяца назад

    The point that resonated the most was Leinster missing a backline player that can play off script. It isn't evident until the last game of the season where an organised team pressures the ruck enough to slow the ball enough to stall their offence. Outside of big semi's and finals they feast , but in the games that matter it's revealed. The midfield also lacks thrust I feel. It's missing a Bundee Aki type. I believe Jordi Barrett will make a difference when he does arrive. Ross Byrne remains a question mark. Has he reached his ceiling? (being 29 years old) Will Leo Cullen give Prendergast more of a run in big games knowing their might be growing pains as people are questioning if he is the coach for the job?

    • @HuwGriffinRugby
      @HuwGriffinRugby  4 месяца назад

      They need a wildcard player, someone who might drop a 4/10 one week but an 11/10 in the big games

  • @anthonyryan30
    @anthonyryan30 4 месяца назад

    My 7year old noticed Hollie was referring and said “Oh! That’s the ref with the really funny accent!”. I was very proud that he didn’t see gender, he just knows that Scots sound funny!

  • @grantswartz777
    @grantswartz777 4 месяца назад

    As a long suffering Stormers fan, this Stormers team is the most Stormers ever. Relying on the special backs to do something outlandish is just the way we've always been. We've never been successful with that approach but it's how we grew up playing the game and Dobson encourages his players to play their natural game. We massively overachieved the last 2 seasons, this season is more like the Stormers we know.

    • @HuwGriffinRugby
      @HuwGriffinRugby  4 месяца назад +1

      Great comment!
      I get it, but look how the Bulls have become this free scoring running team! I’m not saying change who you are but… y’know… engage brains!

  • @glasblaidd
    @glasblaidd 4 месяца назад

    As an O's supporter yes I was annoyed at inconsistencies in hollies game ( same can be said of most refs) who I believe and stats I'm sure will back me up tend to favour the side that is perceived to be the stronger. There was no doubt the better team won the game and deservedly so. Also that the ospreys were their own worst enemy on times, especially with their failure to adapt to hollies' refereeing. Of course, scarlet supporters never moan about a ref or standards of officials 😂😂

    • @HayManned
      @HayManned 4 месяца назад

      In my opinion, Holly Davidson is the best referee itw atm.

  • @marymcmillan974
    @marymcmillan974 4 месяца назад

    Are Edinburgh the Racing of the URC??? Another flypast by Thistle

    • @HuwGriffinRugby
      @HuwGriffinRugby  4 месяца назад

      Thistle loves being on camera these days!

  • @Gorilladome4664
    @Gorilladome4664 4 месяца назад

    Manie has not changed or improved in the last three plus years....50/50 on any given kick...yanked at the world cup...has missed way more big kicks than he has made....this year he has looked panicked and poor with ball and hand...and kicking, oh kicking...we all know too well his resume there. Manie is a good player but not international test as per his poor performance this year. He killed the Stormers.

  • @ThistleThings
    @ThistleThings 4 месяца назад

    Meow

  • @jonathonwhitiora8102
    @jonathonwhitiora8102 3 месяца назад

    no or yea rugby football union is fractured rugby globally two hemispheres is base on the winter seasons being a typical winter sport
    but the top players are well payed and are playing rugby for like 11 or 12 months of the year which is quiet long season to play
    those players are playing in the months of or beyond the winter months to spring and to the summer months and into the autumn month aswell
    with the professional comps are over laying each other like armature club rugby level or grassroots rugby
    and pro and tests all in one seasons
    in the southern hemisphere typical rugby season begins in march ends in Aust or sept
    in the northern hemisphere begins in sept ends in may
    what would really be nice is using the same current existing rugby structures in place of all the rugby playing nations of the world to aline all there rugby seasons
    to the grecgoryian calender of 12 months of the year cycle like all of the
    grassroots rugby level from the kids and youth levels and up to the high schools and universities and the armature club rugby
    in both the northern and southern hemispheres which all to begin in the months of Jan Feb March and ends inApril and a bit in May
    then Professional Domestic Club comps start in May and Finnish up in August or Sept and the international Tests season starts in Sept
    through Oct Nov Finnish in Dec a all universal unified world rugby season from grassroots rugby level window to work in and on to professional domestic rugby level in that window and on to international tests rugby level in that window the disadvantage of such a system like this set up is the weather and climates are different some parts of the world are sunny and some are winter also depending
    on the time and places of the year the months of the year
    like the southern hemisphere the months of summer in one year is at jan ends in feb begins autumn the months are March April ends in May in the northern hemisphere at that same time winter is at Jan and ends in Feb begins spring the months are March April ends in May
    winter in the southern hemisphere at that time of the year are the months of June July ends in August
    summer in the northern hemisphere at that time of the year are the months of June July ends in August
    spring time in the south hemisphere at that time of the year are the months of Sept Oct ends in Nov
    Autumn time in the north hemisphere at that time of the year are the months of Sept Oct ends in Nov
    summer in the south at that time of year begins in the months of Dec
    winter in the north at that time of year begins in the months of Dec and so on a complete 12 month season of rugby in both north and south hemispheres
    but the advantage or up side of such a system like this set up
    is the top players are available the availability of the top players to play in all three
    levels and parts of the year it will strengthen the teams and competitions of those three levels which gives way to stronger teams and even comps and evenly match teams at all three levels of rugby there is no excuses for teams to be weakin or weak
    grassroots rugby played in jan feb Marc April and professional rugby something like English premiership rugby and French top 14 rugby Irish rugby united rugby championship Japan rugby league 1 2 and 3
    Major league Rugby In America super rugby America super rugby pacific and other pro comps around the world northern hemisphere southern hemisphere pro comps playing at the same time in the months of May June July August
    and international tests rugby the six nations and the rugby championship and other countries around the world in both hemisphere are playing international rugby tests in the months of Sept Oct Nov Dece
    These are just ideas