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The Breakdown | Episode 42 | Super Rugby Aotearoa 2021 announced

Catch up on the latest episode of Sky Sport’s The Breakdown with host Bernadine Oliver-Kerby and panelists John Kirwan, Mils Muliana & Tabai Matson as they discuss Bledisloe IV, the announcement of the Super Rugby Aotearoa schedule for 2021 & more.

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Matt Perry 13 minutes ago
Ben Youngs voices exactly what every England fan is thinking

I'm not entirely sure England would have lost to NZ if they'd had a bit of game time under their belt before that test.


Then again, this England team have become experts at snatching defeat from the jaws of victory over the past year so I wouldn't rule it out.

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HS 15 minutes ago
Seven Springboks make World Rugby men’s 15s dream team of the year

hahaha all the DMac haters, looking silly round about now... 😂

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Matt Perry 15 minutes ago
'Scotland are in a good place, but can they become ruthless Six Nations contenders?'

Scotland will come third, once again winning the "We Beat England" trophy and celebrating like they won an actual title, despite it being 25 years and counting.

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Bull Shark 21 minutes ago
Men's 15s World Player of the Year was only a two horse race

An Irish farmer was walking along the boundary between his and his neighbour’s fields when he spotted his neighbour carrying 2 sheep in his arms.


‘Tony’, he called. ‘Are you going to shear those sheep’.


‘I am not’, the neighbour replied, ‘They’re both for me‘.

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RedWarrior 24 minutes ago
Men's 15s World Player of the Year was only a two horse race

No, it's just you being dishonest again. If you've an issue with Ireland, be a man, admit it!! Don't hide behind flimsy self fabricated excuses.

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Jacque 26 minutes ago
'Scotland are in a good place, but can they become ruthless Six Nations contenders?'

Nope. Don't know why, but there is always some kind of hype around Scotland.

I mean sure they beat Aus, but The BOKS? IRELAND? NZ? FRANCE?


Can't beat them once every 10 games. Gotta beat those teams consistently.

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Bull Shark 26 minutes ago
Men's 15s World Player of the Year was only a two horse race

Okay RW. I might have to double down on the jokes about Ireland now. That's on you...

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Bull Shark 28 minutes ago
Mick Cleary: 'Borthwick deserves the benefit of the doubt at this juncture. Just.'

England will be lucky to finish 3rd in the 6N next year. Scotland could very well beat them and I can't see them beating France or Ireland.


I guess the fixtures draw might help - having France and Scotland at home.

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RedWarrior 28 minutes ago
Men's 15s World Player of the Year was only a two horse race

We both know you are not telling the truth there. That's on you. Cheers.

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Jacque 31 minutes ago
Tommy Freeman gives a talk through on his wonder pass vs Japan

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Bull Shark 34 minutes ago
Men's 15s World Player of the Year was only a two horse race

I have an issue with everyone. Sometimes it's Ireland, sometimes NZ. Mostly England if I'm totally honest. France sometimes.


That you think Ireland is being targeted is all you.

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RedWarrior 37 minutes ago
Men's 15s World Player of the Year was only a two horse race

If 'jokes' from particular people are always about a particular country or rugby team then they are prejudice disguised as jokes. We know you have an issue with Ireland. Perhaps you can show maturity and let it go, or at least stop pretending its just 'joking' and not you.

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Bull Shark 39 minutes ago
Ben Youngs voices exactly what every England fan is thinking

Yes, makes sense. But England would have lost all three tests anyway. At least they have some wind in the sails.

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Bull Shark 40 minutes ago
Men's 15s World Player of the Year was only a two horse race

Lol, Says the guy who can't take a joke.


Listen RW - if you can't see the light side of almost all the comments on this site, then that's all you.


Cheers.

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RedWarrior 49 minutes ago
Men's 15s World Player of the Year was only a two horse race

PSDT was whining to the referee trying to cheat after Ireland beat up SA in Durban.

Remember the tag team act, Kolbe dived and PSDT tried to lie to the referee? Are you saying he should be ruled out of consideration for player of the year? Harsh....

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RedWarrior 1 hour ago
Men's 15s World Player of the Year was only a two horse race

(You may have missed with that dart.)


Anyone reading the replies to this articles and similar can see what I'm talking about.

Rugby should be about enjoying the game. Seems here that these rugby supporters attach their teams perceived prowess to their own ego.

Don't take it personally.

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RedWarrior 1 hour ago
Men's 15s World Player of the Year was only a two horse race

It's a joke when you're called out? Come on, we're all a bit too long on the tooth for that one.

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Bull Shark 1 hour ago
Men's 15s World Player of the Year was only a two horse race

You remind me of a chap called Turlough who used to prowl these parts. Got very uppity about everything remotely near to a criticism of Ireland.


He would also refer to measuring Willies in some of his posts. Seemed a bit obsessed about measuring Willie’s to be honest.

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Bull Shark 1 hour ago
Men's 15s World Player of the Year was only a two horse race

All rugby supporters. With or without a sense of humor.

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HU 1 hour ago
The full list of 2024 World Rugby Awards winners

+ they came from nowhere to win the Gold Medal at the Olympics +


I don't challenge that - and that's perhaps the reason why Mr. Dupond is Rugby 7s Player of the Year (I think he in fact made the biggest impact, which is why the trophy is perhaps deserved) .... from a strategic or complexity point of view R7s to Test-Rugby is like comparing go-kart to Formula 1 (to make the point) ....

The Boks have fielded 52 players in 13 tests, adopted a new offence strategy and yet won 11 games while losing 2 due to luck of the opponent (Ireland, 2 drop goals in the last 5min) or misfortune (Argentina, missed kick by Manie)

I personally love R7s, it's great to watch the action in midst of a party atmosphere, but it's sort of kindergarden compared to Test-Rugby

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