Friday, March 23, 2012
Rugby Club Plays of the Week 2012 - Round 4
It's that time of the week as we catch up on what happened in the previous round of Super Rugby action, with the Rugby Club Plays of the Week from Fox Sports.
This week Sean Maloney takes us back to 2003 with some vintage stuff from Carlos Spencer and the Blues. You will have seen that try in the compilation that was posted on here a few weeks back, featuring the best of King Carlos in that year. Incredible stuff.
Back to Round 4 of Super Rugby, and some of the tries featured come from the Cheetahs, who picked up a dramatic win against the Rebels, and from the Force against the Waratahs.
Cory Jane had a bit of a 'sexy and I know it' moment against the Highlanders, right in the face of Jimmy Cowan. This morning he did a similar thing to another AB halfback teamate, Piri Weepu, after he handed him off to score a try in the Blues vs Hurricanes classic.
In the big hits section have a look at young Julian Savea tearing up the opposition. He's becoming a real threat out wide and this could be the season where he'll push for higher honours.
Wales even managed to sneak into this one, with a shoutout for their Grand Slam win. Enjoy, and as always, please share the post with your friends, and let us know if you enjoyed it.
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stroudos March 23, 2012 5:19 pm
thamesrowingclub March 23, 2012 5:40 pm
Try dances need to be wiped out because it is unsporting. Jerks have been doing this in American football since the 70's. We're better than that rugby world!
The Green Mafia March 23, 2012 5:54 pm
Another thing is tauting the other team. Tossing the ball at an opposing team's player, this nauseating hip thrust, or just going to them and rubbing it in their face, THAT should be erradicated with severe consequences.
We all love some banter, and the occasional well rehearsed (or not. Hint, hint, Mr Ranger) team coreography, but stick to the honest banter with fairplay. This isn't football (neither American or "The Real One")
Pretzel March 23, 2012 5:49 pm
Cory Janes little taunt was embarrassing, but if that's the way professional rugby/normal rugby is heading = taunts, cards, and standard tackles, then I guess I'll just have to accept it...
Anarchangel March 23, 2012 5:55 pm
It's like telling an off-colour joke. It's fine among friends, but if you bust it out around people you don't know at an inappropriate time, you look like an idiot.
Jwall March 26, 2012 1:18 pm
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