Posts by Hadyn Green
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Update: NZR got back to me and said the formal citation “goes on their record – so is counted if anything similar happens again”. I have asked what ‘similar’ means
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Field Theory: Not doing enough, in reply to linger,
“Collective responsibility” doesn’t mean they all actively participated – more that nobody in the room spoke out and stopped this.
By taking inaction they all did something. Deciding not to act is an action.
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Field Theory: Not doing enough, in reply to Russell Brown,
The Chiefs’ self-serving, point-avoiding statement.
“the players have collectively accepted responsibility” – why? There are some big name players in the Chiefs who can, quite rightly, say they don’t want to be part of this. Sam Cane, Sonny Bill Williams, Brodie Retallick all now have a “black mark” on their records for something they didn’t do (I hope).
Good players suffer the consequences when bad players do something like this. And for some stupid “unwritten code” or other steaming pile of bullshit.
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Field Theory: Not doing enough, in reply to Deborah,
When New Zealanders realise that David Pocock is a better man than any of the All Blacks
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Field Theory: It's about time, in reply to Emma Hart,
To be fair the NZRU asked to have the naming at parliament.
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Field Theory: It's about time, in reply to Mark Cubey,
I'll get there Mark, there's a lot of rugby to go!
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Field Theory: It's about time, in reply to Raymond A Francis,
Ps. She was speeding to get to a Bledisloe Cup game
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Field Theory: It's about time, in reply to Raymond A Francis,
Hahaha!
Had they not been caught speeding no one would've reported that she was there. How often did league-fan Clark show up in the dressing room after the game for a photo shoot?
Also I did say it was my problem. They can obviously have opinions but as soon as they do, then I can disagree with them. And if I disagree with them why would I support them?
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I should mention that at the 2011 final when John key was announced on the field the stadium filled with boos
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Field Theory: It has started, in reply to Ana Simkiss,
You missed the first blog :)