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Beh, Pakeha, io come te sono delusissimo ma diciamo che mi stanno simpatici Wellington e gli Hurricanes... magra consolazione...

va stavo scrivendo ma vedo che la neozelandese italiana mi ha anticipato la finale sarà auckland - wellington (lions) che dire che gli esclusi ab si son fatti rimpiangere vedi manu- wipu. Non ho capito bene ma per la finale potrebbero rientrare alcuni reduci dal disastro francia. per chi stà lì quali notizie in proposito.
Stò attendento con ansia in giornali neozelandesi sul rugby per capire bene come giustificano la sconfitta.
Unica cosa che mi fa davvero incazzare è che sky non ha + fatto vedere npc, ho mandato una mail di protesta che almeno la finale ce la facciano vedere sabato prossimo. A proposito si giocherà l Eden park o a westpac stadium?
Ora magari apro nuovo topic per far richiesta a sky della finale

espy17 ha scritto:va stavo scrivendo ma vedo che la neozelandese italiana mi ha anticipato la finale sarà auckland - wellington (lions) che dire che gli esclusi ab si son fatti rimpiangere vedi manu- wipu. Non ho capito bene ma per la finale potrebbero rientrare alcuni reduci dal disastro francia. per chi stà lì quali notizie in proposito.
Stò attendento con ansia in giornali neozelandesi sul rugby per capire bene come giustificano la sconfitta.
Unica cosa che mi fa davvero incazzare è che sky non ha + fatto vedere npc, ho mandato una mail di protesta che almeno la finale ce la facciano vedere sabato prossimo. A proposito si giocherà l Eden park o a westpac stadium?
Ora magari apro nuovo topic per far richiesta a sky della finale

Si giochera all'Eden Park di Aukland.

Sul rientro degli AB eccoti un link: http://www.rugbyheaven.co.nz/4237241a22363.html

Concordo con te su Sky, speriamo trasmettano almeno la finale perchè poi fino al 15 febbraio 2008 non avremo più rugby nell'emisfero sud e dovremo accontentarci del noiosissimo campionato inglese...

io ho appena mandato mail di protesta a info@sky.it chiedendo un riferimento vediamo se mi risposndo apro poi un topic grazie mi leggo il link

espy17 ha scritto:io ho appena mandato mail di protesta a info@sky.it chiedendo un riferimento vediamo se mi risposndo apro poi un topic grazie mi leggo il link

Visto che ti interessa qui c'è il link sui Lions che dice che loro non faranno giocare gli AB: http://www.nzherald.co.nz/category/stor ... d=10469870

allora si con la finale ANZC il rugby si chiude per quest'anno. meno male guardate troppo veramente troppo rugby e pure brutto. ho bisogno di riposare, pero' andro' a vedermi i lions contro AKL sabato che e' una gran bella partita.

aussie ha dichiarato che non intendera' infilare gli ABs nella squadra wellingtoniana (e perche' mai......lui gli ABs ce li ha avuti a disposizione da Agosto vedi Ma'a e Piri) mentre Pat Lam ha confermato in radio stamattina che Ice, Kevy, Roks e Ali sono nella lista per essere selezionati.

una curiosita': se Auckland passa e' la prima squadra dopo 17 anni a vincere il campionato da imbattuta e quindi con la Ranfurly Shield in casa.

e meno male che canty ha perso non se ne puo' piu' dei soliti metrosexual!!!!!

beata te che vai alla stadio, se poi riesci a fare reseconto della partita.
Per i lions seconda finale consecutiva e spero stavolta vittoriosa. Speriamo che qui in Italia ce la facciano vedere, noi sai magari di qualche sito nz che la trasmette in stremming

Ciao, nessuno riesce a postare tutte le rose delle squadre di questa NPC? Nel 2006 Teodoro era stato un grandissimo reperendo questo dato.

se hai pazzienza provo io almeno quelle della finale

La squadra di Auckland per la finale dell'ANZC di sabato sera.

15 Brent Ward
14 David Smith
13 Ben Atiga
12 Sam Tuitupou (captain)
11 Benson Stanley
10 Isa Nacewa
9 Taniela Moa
8 Brad Mika
7 Daniel Braid
6 Jerome Kaino
5 Jay Williams
4 Kurtis Haiu
3 John Afoa
2 Tom McCartney
1 Saimone Taumoepeau.

RESERVES
Keven Mealamu, Nick White, Troy Flavell, Angus Macdonald, Grayson Hart, Lachie Munro, Isaia Toeava.

TUCKER ha scritto:Ciao, nessuno riesce a postare tutte le rose delle squadre di questa NPC? Nel 2006 Teodoro era stato un grandissimo reperendo questo dato.

Io ho trovato questi.
Non è completo.
Spero che questi ti basti....


The Wellington Air New Zealand Cup squad is:
Dane Coles (Poneke), Jerry Collins (Northern United), Jacob Ellison (Northern United), Tamati Ellison (Northern United), Ross Filipo (Petone), Robert Fruean (Northern United), Hosea Gear (Hutt Old Boys Marist), Jimmy Gopperth (Old Boys University), Tom Harding (Tawa), Nigel Hunt (Tawa), Cory Jane (Upper Hutt), Tone Kopelani (Tawa), Faifili Levave (Northern United), Serge Lilo (Northern United), Luke Mahoney (Western Suburbs), Chris Masoe (Johnsonville), Alby Mathewson (Upper Hutt), Api Naikatini (Northern United), Miah Nikora (Marist St Pats), Ma'a Nonu (Oriental-Rongotai), Shannon Paku (Old Boys University), Anthony Perenise (Northern United), John Schwalger (Northern United), Conrad Smith (Old Boys University), Rodney So'oialo (Western Suburbs), Jeremy Thrush (Hutt Old Boys Marist), Neemia Tialata (Petone), Hoani Tui (Petone), Tane Tu'ipulotu (Poneke), Tana Umaga (Petone), Bernie Upton (Marist St Pats), Thomas Waldrom (Avalon), Piri Weepu (Wainuiomata).

Not considered because of injury: Tim Fairbrother and Victor Vito. -


The Auckland Air New Zealand Cup squad is:
Backs: Brent Ward, Isa Nacewa, Chris Mahoney, Ben Atiga, David Smith, Benson Stanley, Jamie Helleur, Sam Tuitupou (captain), Tasesa Lavea, Lachie Munro, Taniela Moa, Steve Devine;

Forwards: Onosa'i Tololima-Auva'a, Daniel Braid, Angus Macdonald, Jerome Kaino, Brad Mika, Kurtis Haiu, Jay Williams, Stan Haukanima, Lance Po-Ching, Derren Witcombe, Saimone Taumoepeau, Charlie Faumuina, Chris Heard, Nick White, John Afoa.

Bay of Plenty squad for the 2007 Air New Zealand Cup:
Forwards: Marcel Cummings-Toone, John Pareanga, Ngarimu Simpkins, Ben Castle (captain), Simms Davison, Michael Ormsby, Matthew Wallis, John Moore, Aaron Rameka, Culum Retallick, Colin Bourke, Solomon King, Aiden Kuka, Tanerau Latimer, Warren Smith

Backs: Garrick Cowley, Charles Hubbard, Jamie Nutbrown, Murray Williams, Michael Delany, Cory Aporo, Wayne Hughson, Rena Schuster, Tajhon Mailata, Lance MacDonald, Jason Hona, Teu Nafe, Anthony Tahana.

The Waikato squad squad for the defence of their 2007 Air New Zealand Cup title is:

Forwards: Andre Ellison, Craig West, Nathan White, Aled de Malmanche, Tom Willis (captain), Vern Kamo, Mark Burman, Kent Fife, Jono Gibbes, Toby Lynn, Ben Paurini, Steven Bates, Marty Holah, Sione Lauaki, Liam Messam, Steven Setephano.

Backs: Sosene Anesi, David Bason, Stephen Donald, William Ripia, Roimata Hansell-Pune, Dwayne Sweeney, Watene Waenga, Jackson Willison, Roy Kinikinilau, Jared Payne, James Kamana.


One halfback to be added depending on the All Blacks World Cup squad.

Players unavailable for selection due to All Blacks committments at this stage: Mils Muliaina, Byron Kelleher, Keith Robinson, Sitiveni Sivivatu and Brendon Leonard.

Players not available for selection due to injury: Richard Kahui (midfield back) and Malcolm Barnes (halfback).


Manawatu have named their 28-man squad for the upcoming Air New Zealand Cup provincial rugby competition starting on July 26:
Daniel Alofa, Anamani Siaosi, Ged Robinson, Francisco Bosch, Josh Bradnock, Francis Bryant, Nick Crosswell, Ray Allen, Lisiate Fa'aoso, Robbie Foreman, Aaron Good, Talau Hala, Hamish Gosling, Sean O'Connor, Johnny Leota, Tomasi Cama (Komainaua), Aaron James, Bertus Mulder, Johie Shinomiya, Paul Rodgers, Mike Rowe, Andre Taylor, Graham Smith, David Te Moana, Hayden Triggs, Joggie Viljeon, James Goode, Matty James.


The Otago squad for the Air New Zealand Cup rugby competition:

Jeremy Aldworth, Aaron Bancroft, Callum Bruce, Keith Cameron, Tom Donnelly, Alipate Fatafehi, Karne Hesketh, Charlie Hore, Glen Horton, Ross Kennedy, Chris King, Uili Koloofai, Jason MacDonald, Brett Mather, Peter Mirrielees, Toby Morland, Craig Newby (captain), Chris Noakes, Matt Saunders, Ben Smith, Chris Smylie, Alando Saoaki, Ezra Taylor, Adam Thomson, Jed Vercoe, George Whitelock, Greg Zampach.

Unavailable due to injury: Craig Clare and James Ryan. Unavailable due to All Blacks duties: Anton Oliver, Carl Hayman and Nick Evans.

The Taranaki squad for the 2007 Air New Zealand Cup is:
Scott Ireland, Tomasi Soqeta, Michael Tagicakibau, Scott Waldrom, Nathan Hohaia, Raymond Stark, Asalemo Malo, John Willis, Shayne Austin, Chris Walker, Matt Harvey, Craig Clarke, Paul Perez, Courtney MacKay, Mark Stewart, Leon Power, Jack Cameron, Shane Cleaver, Kurt Morath, Hamish Mitchell, Brendan Haami, Jake Eti, Brett Goodin, Laurence Corlett, Matt France, James Annabell, Jarred Hoeata amd Tony Penn.


The Hawke's Bay squad announced for the 2007 Air New Zealand Cup is:
James Rosenberg, Jason Kupa, Lote Raikabula, Zac Guilford, Ben Batger, Jason Shoemark, Justin Wilson, Matt Berquist, Aayden Clarke, Danny Lee, Chris Eaton, Luke Ottley, Michael Johnson, Karl Lowe, Grant Webb, George Naoupu, Bryn Evans, Lua Lokotui, Will Crutchley, Matt Eagan, Tom Symes, Josh Maynard, Fakaanua Taumalolo, Clint Newland, Hikawera Elliot, Jamie Muir.

Daniel Waenga, Israel Dagg, Sam Giddens and Danny Logan were unavailable for the initial squad because of injury.


The Tasman squad for the 2007 Air New Zealand Cup is:

Nathan George, Kade Poki, Tristan Moran, Rees Logan, Lualua Vailoaloa, Daniel Perrin, Joel Iggo, Robbie Flynn, Johnathon Poff, Kahu Marfell, Mark Bright, Sakaria Taulafo, Andrew Goodman, Robbie Malneek, Karl Leary, Kahn Fotualii, Sione Holani, Kris McNicholl, Chris Bentley, Blair Cook, Tim Lempriere, Alex Ainley (captain), Tim Taylor, Saul Luamanuvae, Zane Winslade, Ben May, Afeleke Pelenise, Mark Stewart, Ben Franks and Peter Nixon (on loan from Canterbury).

Unavailable: Rico Gear, Chris Jack, Caleb Ralph, James King, Lucky Mulipola, Greg Feek.

iniziata la finale qualcuno sa se in internet si può almeno sapere il risultato

espy17 ha scritto:iniziata la finale qualcuno sa se in internet si può almeno sapere il risultato

Per la diretta sono in ritardo...

Per i commenti:

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/category/stor ... d=10471148

http://www.rugbyheaven.co.nz/4245181a22363.html

Commento personale: Isa bravissimo, ha una visione di gioco immensa cosi' come una grande abilita' nei calci. quando si ritrovera' nei Blues con il piu' forte first five in circolazione al momento Nick Evans sara' uno spettacolo da guardare. Buona lettura.

All conquering Auckland pour more misery on Wellington
10:15PM Saturday October 20, 2007
By Chris Barclay of NZPA

Auckland 23 Wellington 14

Auckland extended Wellington's finals heartache and matched the deeds of their class of 1990 by ending their all conquering season with a tense 23-14 Air NZ Cup victory here tonight.

Their famed composure showed signs of deserting the now 16-time provincial champions during the second half of a titanic struggle at Eden Park.

But a 71st-minute penalty by Isa Nacewa, while Auckland had Troy Flavell in the sinbin, gave the Ranfurly Shield holders the breathing space to notch their 13th consecutive win and farewell a dozen departing players in appropriate fashion.

For the first time since Gary Whetton's Auckland squad 18 seasons ago, a New Zealand province ended the season unbeaten and with ownership of the shield.

Wellington, meanwhile, experienced the contrasting emotions with their fourth runnersup medal from a quartet of final appearances.

Auckland's cause was not helped by Flavell's temporary dismissal; a case of mistaken identity by referee Chris Pollock when Kurtis Haiu appeared the culprit at a ruck.

Flavell went to the sinbin in the 65th minute, 13 minutes after his arrival from the bench, and seven minutes after Pollock issued Auckland captain Sam Tuitupou with a warning for persistent infringing.

But the telling penalty was awarded nine minutes from fulltime when Pollock pinged Rodney So'oialo at the breakdown and Nacewa calmly slotted his third second-half penalty.

Earlier, Auckland appeared to be on course for a comfortable win despite playing into swirling drizzle.

A brisk breeze at their backs barely advantaged Wellington with Jimmy Gopperth's angled 45m penalty their only return until mobile lock Jeremy Thrush lifted flagging spirits with a try three minutes before the break to trim the deficit to 8-14.

Thrush initially fielded a clearing kick on his 22m line and then showed great awareness to follow Corey Jane's chipped return before Thomas Waldrom and Jane gave him some space on the right flank.

Handed the ball 15m out, the lock pirouetted to dummy past Taniela Moa and had enough pace to dive over in the tackle of Benson Stanley.

The unconverted try gave Wellington some impetus after Auckland looked to mirror their wet weather demolition of Hawke's Bay in last weekend's semifinal.

Facing misty rain shortly after kickoff Auckland started ominously, building nine phases before the first break in play as their accuracy and ball security belied the conditions.

Auckland also built early dominance at the set piece, disrupting halfback Piri Weepu's scrum feed and calling into question the decision to omit World Cup prop Neemia Tialata.

The home side maintained their expansive approach and were rewarded in the 22nd minute when Jay Williams displayed top finishing skills when he slid into the left-hand corner despite attention from Jane and Tom Harding.

Auckland's 48th try of the campaign encapsulated their approach with the ball swiftly being transferred laterally after No 8 Brad Mika stretched the defence on the opposite corner.

Nacewa added the sideline conversion and three minutes ranged up in support to complete another superbly executed incision after Daniel Braid snaffled a turnover on the 22m line.

Brent Ward released David Smith, who beat two defenders before the fullback took a return pass and slipped a perfect offload to Nacewa, who scampered over in the corner.

Auckland appeared in control at 14-3 after 25 minutes and although they dominated the collision area, Thrush's try gave Wellington the filip they required - a momentum they maintained when they returned from the dressing room.

Nacewa added the first points after the break via the boot as he and Gopperth traded penalties but when Gopperth struck the goalpost to spare Auckland further punishment for Flavell's alleged indiscretion the contest swung Auckland's way.

The World Cup All Blacks' made telling impressions - Isaia Toeava started at centre after Ben Atiga cried off with a hamstring strain while hooker Keven Mealamu added some stability when he came on with Flavell in the 53rd minute.

Wellington got great value from Rodney So'oialo's arrival after halftime, as the No 8 helped the visitors gain some parity at the breakdown before he conceded Auckland's late relieving penalty.

Centre Conrad Smith provided a mixed second-half cameo, three times being guilty of losing the ball during promising attacking thrusts as the clock wound down.

Tuitupou paid tribute to his team.

"Each week I have asked the boys to step up to the mark and they have.

"To finish the season unbeaten is just tremendous work."

Wellington Piri Weepu said his side lost to a superior team.

"The better team won on the day, they were much hungrier than what we were.

"We tried our best until the last minute but obviously we didn't get the result we wanted."

A quanto pare un flop la NZC 2007; numeri quasi da Super10 sugli spalti (6-7 mila per le semifinali, 16 mila la finale ad Auckland), problemi economici non indifferenti per parecchie squadre.
Sicuramente decisiva la ovvia scarsità di Allblacks nelle formazioni. Rivoluzione in vista per formula, selezioni e quant'altro?