Bryan Hall
speaker
574 appearances
4 recordings
2 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 27 Jun
Bryan Hall’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Aotearoa Rugby Pod · SELECTION SURPRISES: Lakai, Blackadder & The Loose Forward Debate · 16 Jun 2026
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You and I in particular this morning.
Bryn was still sleeping, but these two geeks were just absolutely frothing.
The Optus stats we put in, though, were for Super Rugby last year.
I know you're the Super Rugby Player of the Year, and it might be a bit unfair, but that's the only way.
We couldn't use the Japanese league stats.
I think it was the best way to go light for light.
Yeah.
And I tried to include him, but it got too confusing as to where he was when he did the stuff.
He covered so many positions.
So to get specific to a loose forward, it was very, very challenging to get a fair reflection.
But he's definitely a hybrid player.
but I don't think he'd ever fill a loose forward role in a squad.
What we've got is Adi Sarvir at one, 94 out of 100.
You've got Wallace Satiti, who's there, you've seen the impact he's made for the Chiefs, even though he's been injured most of the year, he's sitting at 90.
But then Peter Lackie at 88, just shows you the out and out,
doesn't get the highlights, he probably doesn't get the big raps, but man, the amount of work he gets through, he just fits this Dave Rennie mold to the point that those first three names, you almost feel are locked in.
Your Ardy, your Wallace, depending on his health, and then Pete Lakai.
And then we've got a couple of Smokies.
in four and five and I think it shows and it's really changed my thinking but Ethan Blackadder comes in at four at 86 out of 100 and his biggest rating
is his repeat efforts.
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