Nominations per il World Rugby Breakthrough Player of the Year
Inviato: 26 ott 2018, 18:17
Sono uscite le tre candidature.
Io dico che se Minozzi avesse giocato in una nazionale "un po' più vincente"
sarebbe finito nei candidati anche lui.
I tre sono:
APHIWE DYANTYI (SOUTH AFRICA)
The winger marked his Springbok debut with a try against England in June and hasn’t looked back, starting all nine of South Africa’s tests in 2018 and scoring six tries, including braces against Argentina and in the win over world champions New Zealand in Wellington. Blessed with pace and power, the 24-year-old was the joint top try-scorer in the Rugby Championship with five as South Africa finished as runners-up.
JORDAN LARMOUR (IRELAND)
Despite only making his Ireland debut against Italy in February, the 21-year-old has already played his part in a Six Nations Grand Slam winning campaign and a first series victory in Australia since 1979. The winger’s six test appearances have all come off the bench, three of them in the Six Nations and three against Australia in June, although he is yet to cross the try-line.
KARL TU’INUKUAFE (NEW ZEALAND)
The 25-year-old’s story is a remarkable one as in little more than six months he went from not having a Super Rugby contract to making his All Blacks debut off the bench in the first test against France in June. The loose-head prop made four further appearances off the bench before making his first start against Argentina and retaining his place for the final three matches of New Zealand’s Rugby Championship winning campaign.
Io dico che se Minozzi avesse giocato in una nazionale "un po' più vincente"
sarebbe finito nei candidati anche lui.I tre sono:
APHIWE DYANTYI (SOUTH AFRICA)
The winger marked his Springbok debut with a try against England in June and hasn’t looked back, starting all nine of South Africa’s tests in 2018 and scoring six tries, including braces against Argentina and in the win over world champions New Zealand in Wellington. Blessed with pace and power, the 24-year-old was the joint top try-scorer in the Rugby Championship with five as South Africa finished as runners-up.
JORDAN LARMOUR (IRELAND)
Despite only making his Ireland debut against Italy in February, the 21-year-old has already played his part in a Six Nations Grand Slam winning campaign and a first series victory in Australia since 1979. The winger’s six test appearances have all come off the bench, three of them in the Six Nations and three against Australia in June, although he is yet to cross the try-line.
KARL TU’INUKUAFE (NEW ZEALAND)
The 25-year-old’s story is a remarkable one as in little more than six months he went from not having a Super Rugby contract to making his All Blacks debut off the bench in the first test against France in June. The loose-head prop made four further appearances off the bench before making his first start against Argentina and retaining his place for the final three matches of New Zealand’s Rugby Championship winning campaign.