SHORT: Two Future All Blacks? Tangitau & Segner
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Who are Caleb Tangitau and Anton Segner?
to do the hop skip and a jump and then just inject through what was really not a hole tangatau is something else he is i don't know brin but i think he's going to be in black fairly soon yeah well really soon i just want
What I, we've talked around like his ability with ball in hand and how quick he is, and I think he's shown how explosive he is in terms of like, even with little line breaks. But if you just look at that pass dripper, that's something that I really enjoyed seeing Harry's able to do that, do that at full speed, full click with a chasing defender to be able to get that ball. And look, possibly, I don't think it was forward, but as blue fans, you might've thought that could possibly be forward, but it was forward out of the hand.
That was all good. It was only forward because he got absolutely poleaxed as he was trying to finish it.
What's a yellow card or red card with that? Sorry, I don't even want to bring that up.
I've heard this a lot and I get it. This is where you've got to be careful that you don't go putting sanctions based on what happens because then I think then you get frustrated when something's just a penalty when it should be a yellow card. So we sort of spoke about this last, was it last week? And just the simplicity of it, like if there's mitigating, it goes through review. There'll be another panel that reviews it and it could get upgraded to a red card if it isn't. I don't think it has been. It didn't look great, but he was tackled from behind.
What skills make Caleb Tangitau a potential All Black?
Yeah.
and falling, and Zana, it just happened so quick. And they're obviously very good mates, so there's obviously no intent there, but I just think it gets, I like that. If there's a mitigation, it's yellow. I think when we start going, okay, he was really badly injured, which he was, I get it. I've been knocked out like that before, and it's not pleasant. we're going to get, there's just going to be so much confusion. I just don't, you don't want to enter more confusion into our game. It's consistent now. Yeah. It's consistent. People don't understand.
Yeah, the system that we kind of have at the moment, I mean, the consistency that's been shown throughout the whole year, I think it's pretty good. But just also, just to be able to touch on the Blues and the Highlanders, like, How good's Anton Cegna playing, Jipper?
How does Anton Segner's performance impact the Blues?
The last couple of times that he's put on the jersey, especially how much competition there is in that loose forward trio for the Blues, I think he's had an outstanding three weeks. His ability to be able to ball carry, which I think, Jipper, this year, he just seems like he's a little bit more of a weapon.
I really like him when he's at seven. And I'd love to see Dalton at six to get... But I know what you mean, Bryn. His ball carry's got up because of, I think, where the six sits in their phase play.
um but man he's like when he's got the seven on his back i reckon that's when he's at his absolute best so for me watching the game the game was in the balance or wasn't in the balance at all i think it was 40 21 and like the blues pretty much scored three tries in 20 minutes post that half time and i thought game's pretty much done here but you know one little error from bode gets out the back and then i guess that was kind of the catalyst take away aki's try in the 70th minute, and then they kind of just go on a rampage post there. So I think if you're the Blues jipper, you'd be a little bit disappointed, I think, with having that game in control, having probably a bonus point in mind, thinking you'd get five points, to be able to then have a little bit of ill-discipline errors with AJ Lamb going off and then scoring a couple of tries post there.
you're almost a little bit more frustrated because you played so well for 60 minutes but let the handbrake off and unfortunately brought the Highlands to come back who could have actually come in to draw the game to then go into extra time like we saw with the Chiefs and the Hurricanes.
Big red flag for me in the Blues is 77% defence.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
Who are Caleb Tangitau and Anton Segner?
0:00–1:30
2
What skills make Caleb Tangitau a potential All Black?
1:30–2:20
3
How does Anton Segner's performance impact the Blues?
2:20–5:35
4
What are the weaknesses in the Blues' defense?
5:35–8:19
5
How did the Highlanders capitalize on the Blues' errors?
8:19–10:41
6
What challenges are the Crusaders facing this season?
10:41–12:32
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