Fly Halves for next season
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to continue off topic - and when did a hand-off become a fend?? and why?
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That's exactly what I said to her!!!northerntiger wrote:A conversation best stopped there, I think!!!!
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Forwards, half-backs, three-quarter line and then your full back.northerntiger wrote:Wing three quarter is what is generally called a wing. Centre three quarter is a centre.I presume it's because they are between half backs and full back.
NZ have an inside and outside five-eighth (fly half and inside centre) which vaguely makes sense when you have a second distributer rather than what the northern hemisphere would have historically had at inside centre - Will Greenwood was possibly the first English outside five-eighth (at least he's the first one I can remember)
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Not quite, it's first five eighth at 10 (often shortened to first five) and second five eighth at 12 (second five) in New Zealand. 13 is simply known as 'centre'Tiger_in_Birmingham wrote:Forwards, half-backs, three-quarter line and then your full back.northerntiger wrote:Wing three quarter is what is generally called a wing. Centre three quarter is a centre.I presume it's because they are between half backs and full back.
NZ have an inside and outside five-eighth (fly half and inside centre) which vaguely makes sense when you have a second distributer rather than what the northern hemisphere would have historically had at inside centre - Will Greenwood was possibly the first English outside five-eighth (at least he's the first one I can remember)
9 is known as 'half back'.
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Strawclearer I love your daughters sense of humour she must be a great girl to get along with.
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Noddy555 wrote:Strawclearer I love your daughters sense of humour she must be a great girl to get along with.
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Well according to Rugby paper we've got one back-up to George Ford next season - his brother Joe!
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Joe Ford, as 2nd fly half, Matt Toomua as further cover.
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I've heard a rumour that Joe Ford will get a trial game in the A league game in a couple of weeks.DickyP wrote:Well according to Rugby paper we've got one back-up to George Ford next season - his brother Joe!
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I still think we have nothing to worry about re a second fly half as long as Sam Harrison is on our books.
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sam16111986 wrote:I've heard a rumour that Joe Ford will get a trial game in the A league game in a couple of weeks.DickyP wrote:Well according to Rugby paper we've got one back-up to George Ford next season - his brother Joe!
Wouldn't surpise me, Hardwick on the bench. At that stage of the season you really can't risk 1st/2nd choice players for the a league game.
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I'd forgotten about him playing at 10. As I recall he played very well at 10. But would need to see more of him at 10 before drawing a final conclusion.Noddy555 wrote:I still think we have nothing to worry about re a second fly half as long as Sam Harrison is on our books.
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LE18 wrote:Joe Ford, as 2nd fly half, Matt Toomua as further cover.
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And I still think letting our current two go will come back and bite us in the arras
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Freddie maybe, but I don't think anyone has let Owen go; more like Glaws made him an offer he couldn't refuse.jgriffin wrote:And I still think letting our current two go will come back and bite us in the arras