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Week 16
Teams and Tactics by Friday midnight, Predos by next Monday 9am in theory. Someone else may have to restart the thread to update depending on whether I can get WiFi in my stop over in Dubai
Racing Metro 92 vs Natal Sharks
Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir
16 degrees, sunny spells, 2mph winds
Toulouse vs Stormers
Stade Ernest-Wallon
22 degrees, overcast, 8mph winds
Leicester Tigers vs Crusaders
Welford Road
13 degrees, overcast, 12mph winds
ASM Clermont Auvergne vs Toulon
Parc des Sports Marcel Michelin
28 degrees, alternating sun and fog!!!, 9mph winds
Racing Metro 92 vs Natal Sharks
Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir
16 degrees, sunny spells, 2mph winds
Toulouse vs Stormers
Stade Ernest-Wallon
22 degrees, overcast, 8mph winds
Leicester Tigers vs Crusaders
Welford Road
13 degrees, overcast, 12mph winds
ASM Clermont Auvergne vs Toulon
Parc des Sports Marcel Michelin
28 degrees, alternating sun and fog!!!, 9mph winds
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Re: Week 16
ASMClermontAuvergne
Manager
= ChequeredJersey
16. Joe Marler 17. Corey Flynn 18. Clement Ric 19. Jamie Cudmore 20. Sam Cane 21.Ludovic Radosavljevic 22.Kyle Godwin . 23. Jared Payne
Tactics-
Back row work as a team at the breakdown, with Burger specifically working to turnover and spoil ball with the other 2 chipping in to win quick ball. Other forwards clear out but don't overcommit to yhe rucks unless a turnover is on
Attack- we will look to play running rugby, occasionally changing it up by testing their back 3 in the misty conditions with a chased high kick from our halfbacks. Slow ball to be worked into fast ball with carrying and mauling in the pack, or kicked as above. Fast ball to spun to Evans with Nonu as an option for both the crash (sucking in defenders so we can change the focus of attack) or as a runner distributor, with Riugerie and the back 3 running support lines and coming into the line. Look for inside balls to Le Roux and forwards like Big Ben and Manoa
Defence- blitz led by Rougerie, Parra cover tackling, hooker sweeping. Burger to look to harry Smith when free borderline legally like dragging him into rucks to stop Wilko getting good ball and force the attack narrow
Scrum- go hard knowing we have good subs
Lineout- mix up our options with lots of jumpers, Pierre to call. Challenge every opposition throw
Subs- go all out in pack with great subs and utility in the backs
Overall- we are at home. Focus on disruptive work at the breakdown and relentless attack and tempo and do everything to integrate Evans and take pressure off him eg Parra's kicking and the likes of Le Roux at 1st receiver
Manager
= ChequeredJersey
01. Thomas Domingo | 09. Morgan Parra (k) |
02. Benjamin Kayser | 10. Nick Evans |
03. Ben Tameifuina | |
04. Samu Manoa | 11. Sitiveni Sivivatu |
05. Julien Pierre | 12. Ma'a Nonu |
06. Ed Slater | 13. Aurelian Rougerie |
07. Jacques Burger | 14. Napolioni Nalaga |
08. JMF Lobbe | 15. Willie Le Roux |
Tactics-
Back row work as a team at the breakdown, with Burger specifically working to turnover and spoil ball with the other 2 chipping in to win quick ball. Other forwards clear out but don't overcommit to yhe rucks unless a turnover is on
Attack- we will look to play running rugby, occasionally changing it up by testing their back 3 in the misty conditions with a chased high kick from our halfbacks. Slow ball to be worked into fast ball with carrying and mauling in the pack, or kicked as above. Fast ball to spun to Evans with Nonu as an option for both the crash (sucking in defenders so we can change the focus of attack) or as a runner distributor, with Riugerie and the back 3 running support lines and coming into the line. Look for inside balls to Le Roux and forwards like Big Ben and Manoa
Defence- blitz led by Rougerie, Parra cover tackling, hooker sweeping. Burger to look to harry Smith when free borderline legally like dragging him into rucks to stop Wilko getting good ball and force the attack narrow
Scrum- go hard knowing we have good subs
Lineout- mix up our options with lots of jumpers, Pierre to call. Challenge every opposition throw
Subs- go all out in pack with great subs and utility in the backs
Overall- we are at home. Focus on disruptive work at the breakdown and relentless attack and tempo and do everything to integrate Evans and take pressure off him eg Parra's kicking and the likes of Le Roux at 1st receiver
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Re: Week 16
Racing Metro
16. Soane Tonghu'ia 17. Dimitri Szarzewski 18. Luc Ducalcon 19. Dan Lydiate 20. Bernard Le Roux 21. Maxime Machenaud 22. Jonathon Wisnewski 23. Marc Andreu
TACTICS TBC
At home and in good form, we look to take on the Sharks, who we lost out to narrowly on the away leg. We've been lucky with injuries and there are some areas that we will look to target in our gameplan to pick out weaknesses in our opponents
- We think we have the upper hand at 9 10 12 13 and we will look to target these areas in attack, keeping it narrow with Beale and Smith looking to come in on the Sexton wrap around
- In defence we will get at Michalak and Cooper and look to scrag and frustrate them, using an outside blitz, which will help reduce ball to their outside backs. Scrum half will sweep
- With a Sharks team looking to dominate the collisions up front, we will look to keep the ball out of contact, recycling and offloading where possible. We will use the 1 out channels and with the pace and carrying of our back row, we will look to run down the 10 channel
- With Sharks throwing men into the ruck, we won't over commit when we can't win the ball, looking to force a turnover at the second ruck, where we have more chance of winning the turnover. On the counter attack, Beale, Sexton, Smith are a deadly trio to play instinctively
- Target Cooper in defence, using, Luatua, Louw and Faletau on inside ball and Bosch and Roberts on the outside pop
- Keep the ball in hand and only kick if going for touch, looking to reduce Sharks counter attacking ability and not give their back three easy ball to run back, as they are all very good under the high ball
- Use Sexton flat on the gainline, drawing defenders, with Bosch and Roberts offering short pops and Faletau, Retallick offering the inside ball to keep them narrow. Smith and Bosch both encouraged to come into the line either before Roberts or on his shoulder, looking for the offload.
01. Eddy Ben Arous | 09. Ben Youngs |
02. Andries Strauss | 10. Jonathon Sexton (k) |
03. Juan Figallo | |
04. Juandre Kruger | 11. Juan Imhoff |
05. Brodie Retallick | 12. Jamie Roberts |
06. Steven Luatua | 13. Marcelo Bosch |
07. Francois Louw (c) | 14. Ben Smith |
08. Toby Faletau | 15. Kurtley Beale |
TACTICS TBC
At home and in good form, we look to take on the Sharks, who we lost out to narrowly on the away leg. We've been lucky with injuries and there are some areas that we will look to target in our gameplan to pick out weaknesses in our opponents
- We think we have the upper hand at 9 10 12 13 and we will look to target these areas in attack, keeping it narrow with Beale and Smith looking to come in on the Sexton wrap around
- In defence we will get at Michalak and Cooper and look to scrag and frustrate them, using an outside blitz, which will help reduce ball to their outside backs. Scrum half will sweep
- With a Sharks team looking to dominate the collisions up front, we will look to keep the ball out of contact, recycling and offloading where possible. We will use the 1 out channels and with the pace and carrying of our back row, we will look to run down the 10 channel
- With Sharks throwing men into the ruck, we won't over commit when we can't win the ball, looking to force a turnover at the second ruck, where we have more chance of winning the turnover. On the counter attack, Beale, Sexton, Smith are a deadly trio to play instinctively
- Target Cooper in defence, using, Luatua, Louw and Faletau on inside ball and Bosch and Roberts on the outside pop
- Keep the ball in hand and only kick if going for touch, looking to reduce Sharks counter attacking ability and not give their back three easy ball to run back, as they are all very good under the high ball
- Use Sexton flat on the gainline, drawing defenders, with Bosch and Roberts offering short pops and Faletau, Retallick offering the inside ball to keep them narrow. Smith and Bosch both encouraged to come into the line either before Roberts or on his shoulder, looking for the offload.
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Re: Week 16
The Sharks
DoR: Ozzy3213
16. Bismarck du Plessis 17. Tendai Mtawarira 18. Lourens Adriaanse 19. Joe Launchbury 20. Sergio Parisse 21. Charl McLeod 22. Patric Lambie 23. Marland Yarde
TACTICS
We will play a traditional South African gameplan in the forwards, being ultra physical and looking to dominate the collisions in attack and defence. We are aiming to control possession by running the ball in great conditions, using the pack and big backs off first phase ball, with support runners on the ball carriers shoulder for the offloads in or just prior to contact. We will be looking to play our game at a high tempo. Cooper will play flat with the outside backs coming from positions of depth to gain momentum. In defence we will employ the blitz and look to hit the ball carrier before he hits the gainline to stop Crusaders getting any momentum. Danny Care will act as a sweeper behind the defensive line.
DoR: Ozzy3213
01. Cian Healy | 09. Freddie Michalak |
02. Stephen Moore (c) | 10. Quade Cooper |
03. Jannie du Plessis | |
04. Pieter-Steph du Toit | 11. George North |
05. Courtney Lawes | 12. Francois Steyn |
06. Marcell Coetzee | 13. Paul Jordaan |
07. Willem Alberts | 14. JP Pietersen |
08. Billy Vunipola | 15. Mike Brown |
16. Bismarck du Plessis 17. Tendai Mtawarira 18. Lourens Adriaanse 19. Joe Launchbury 20. Sergio Parisse 21. Charl McLeod 22. Patric Lambie 23. Marland Yarde
TACTICS
We will play a traditional South African gameplan in the forwards, being ultra physical and looking to dominate the collisions in attack and defence. We are aiming to control possession by running the ball in great conditions, using the pack and big backs off first phase ball, with support runners on the ball carriers shoulder for the offloads in or just prior to contact. We will be looking to play our game at a high tempo. Cooper will play flat with the outside backs coming from positions of depth to gain momentum. In defence we will employ the blitz and look to hit the ball carrier before he hits the gainline to stop Crusaders getting any momentum. Danny Care will act as a sweeper behind the defensive line.
- Breakdown. In attack we will put numbers in rucking past the ball to free it up quickly to go again. If on Michalak will snipe to keep us going forwards. In defence we will be selective. If it is on to clear out and turn ball over we will throw numbers in to do so, otherwise we will keep a strong defensive line.
- Spaces not faces. Our runners will target the gaps in the defensive line rather than defenders and look to breach the gainline regularly.
- Wingers. North and Pietersen to track the play off their wings looking for the offloads to go through gaps in midfield, with North often used either on the inside crash ball or as decoy.
- First receiver. Steyn to give the left/right option of two outside halfs to keep the Metro defence guessing which way we are going..
- Possession. We want to keep the ball and play through the phases. We will kick if we have to but, but first option will always be to run the ball.
- Bench Huge impact players on the bench to bring on in the final quarter to either see the game out or get us back into it.
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Re: Week 16
Could someone put my team in for me? Same as last week but Debaty/Franks starting instead of Ayerza/Vili, Gorgodze at 8 with Read benched and Burrell back from injury at 12 with Williams at 23.
Can do tactics on my phone but can't do the team!
Can do tactics on my phone but can't do the team!
BamBam- Posts : 17226
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Re: Week 16
There you go Bambam!
BamBam
16. Ben Funnell 17. Marcos Ayerza 18. Davit Zirakashvili 19. Dominic Bird 20. Kieran Read 21. Andrew Ellis 22. Tom Taylor 23. Scott Williams
Set piece - we think we have the edge at the scrum, and will look to use Franks and Vili to really pile the pressure on Vunipola/Jenkins, neither of who have looked strong under the new rules. Ayerza and Hartley to focus on their opposite numbers, allowing tighthead to get under the weak link at LH. At lineout, use Whitelock to mark Bonnaire and force the erratic Hibbard to throw to his other jumpers.
Breakdown - flankers to work as a combo, if Tips gets to ball first, first man in to clear him out and second to secure the ball. Bonnaire and Masoe not as good around the park as they were, Read to play it as he sees it, turnover If possible, if not look to carry and defend. Front 5 to focus on strong clearing out and beating their opposite numbers.
Attack - Use Robshaw as a link man when possible, shift the ball out one to avoid running straight headlong into their big pack. Use the boots to get them going backwards, play territory and look to turn them over deep if we can't make headway through the forwards. Barrett to run whenever he is against a front 5 forward, Ranger to come off his wing and look for the ball on Barrett's shoulder. Try and get Ranger 1 on 1 with Gilroy. Counter with Barrett/Piutau off loose kicks
Defence - Strong defensive line, use the strength of the back row at breakdown to avoid putting too many men in and weaken the line. Pelissie to sweep in behind
Bench - international forwards off the bench, Gorgodze on to carry at tiring defenders, Taylor to offer a distribution option if we need to go wider
BamBam
01. Vincent Debaty | 09. Jonathan Pelissie |
02. Dylan Hartley | 10. Beauden Barrett(k) |
03. Owen Franks | |
04. Luke Romano | 11. Rene Ranger |
05. Sam Whitelock | 12. Luther Burrell |
06. Chris Robshaw | 13. Jonathan Davies |
07. Richie McCaw (c) | 14. Zac Guildford |
08. Mamuka Gorgodze | 15. Charles Piutau |
Set piece - we think we have the edge at the scrum, and will look to use Franks and Vili to really pile the pressure on Vunipola/Jenkins, neither of who have looked strong under the new rules. Ayerza and Hartley to focus on their opposite numbers, allowing tighthead to get under the weak link at LH. At lineout, use Whitelock to mark Bonnaire and force the erratic Hibbard to throw to his other jumpers.
Breakdown - flankers to work as a combo, if Tips gets to ball first, first man in to clear him out and second to secure the ball. Bonnaire and Masoe not as good around the park as they were, Read to play it as he sees it, turnover If possible, if not look to carry and defend. Front 5 to focus on strong clearing out and beating their opposite numbers.
Attack - Use Robshaw as a link man when possible, shift the ball out one to avoid running straight headlong into their big pack. Use the boots to get them going backwards, play territory and look to turn them over deep if we can't make headway through the forwards. Barrett to run whenever he is against a front 5 forward, Ranger to come off his wing and look for the ball on Barrett's shoulder. Try and get Ranger 1 on 1 with Gilroy. Counter with Barrett/Piutau off loose kicks
Defence - Strong defensive line, use the strength of the back row at breakdown to avoid putting too many men in and weaken the line. Pelissie to sweep in behind
Bench - international forwards off the bench, Gorgodze on to carry at tiring defenders, Taylor to offer a distribution option if we need to go wider
Bathite- Posts : 8468
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Re: Week 16
01. Mako Vunipola 09. Aaron Smith
02. Richard Hibbard 10. Johnny Wilkinson(k)
03. Carl Hayman
04. Jocelina Suta 11. Bryan Habana
05. Alun Wyn-Jones (c) 12. Matt Giteau
06. Julien Bonnaire 13. Adam Ashley-Cooper
07. Justin Tipuric 14. Craig Gilroy
08. Chris Masoe 15.Drew Mitchell
16. Kyle Cooper 17.Gethin Jenkins18. Dan Cole 19. Ali Williams 20. Juan Smith 21. Sebastian Tillous-Borde 22. Butch James 23. Maxime Mermoz
Tactics
We will play a running game today and have selected a big pack to win us ball and a fast backrow to get around the park. Wilko will stand short and play heads up rugby, the pack will carry a lot as will our centres for quick ball. Strong front row with immense power to come on and a 2nd row who are used to driving players back come scrum time. We have selected a centre partnership who will make good breaks and look for quick recycling of the ball to keep them on the back foot and under constant pressure. Forwards will look to carry a lot in first 20 punching the holes before moving to running off of 12-13. We will be looking to target Slater off the back of the scrum as he is playing out of position.
*9-10 combo-we have Smith to Wilko who will then look to play a counter attacking game especially from turnover ball and using tight runners off 2nd phase ball.
*Bench-Our bench is full of impact and will look to dominate the end of the game.
*Defence-we have strong defensive leaders in Wilko and AAC and will look to slow down/turnover a lot of ball.
*Set Piece-power is key today at scrum time and in the lineouts using AWJ and Bonnaire's leading skills to get good ball.
*Breakdown-look to here and use our abrasive pack to do this with heavy carrying and tactical breakdown slowing.
02. Richard Hibbard 10. Johnny Wilkinson(k)
03. Carl Hayman
04. Jocelina Suta 11. Bryan Habana
05. Alun Wyn-Jones (c) 12. Matt Giteau
06. Julien Bonnaire 13. Adam Ashley-Cooper
07. Justin Tipuric 14. Craig Gilroy
08. Chris Masoe 15.Drew Mitchell
16. Kyle Cooper 17.Gethin Jenkins18. Dan Cole 19. Ali Williams 20. Juan Smith 21. Sebastian Tillous-Borde 22. Butch James 23. Maxime Mermoz
Tactics
We will play a running game today and have selected a big pack to win us ball and a fast backrow to get around the park. Wilko will stand short and play heads up rugby, the pack will carry a lot as will our centres for quick ball. Strong front row with immense power to come on and a 2nd row who are used to driving players back come scrum time. We have selected a centre partnership who will make good breaks and look for quick recycling of the ball to keep them on the back foot and under constant pressure. Forwards will look to carry a lot in first 20 punching the holes before moving to running off of 12-13. We will be looking to target Slater off the back of the scrum as he is playing out of position.
*9-10 combo-we have Smith to Wilko who will then look to play a counter attacking game especially from turnover ball and using tight runners off 2nd phase ball.
*Bench-Our bench is full of impact and will look to dominate the end of the game.
*Defence-we have strong defensive leaders in Wilko and AAC and will look to slow down/turnover a lot of ball.
*Set Piece-power is key today at scrum time and in the lineouts using AWJ and Bonnaire's leading skills to get good ball.
*Breakdown-look to here and use our abrasive pack to do this with heavy carrying and tactical breakdown slowing.
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Re: Week 16
Crusaders tactics based on the Tigers team for Week 15
Set piece - Debaty and Hartley to get after Castro, put maximum pressure on his side and give Franks the chance to take on Robinson with minimal support. At the lineout, defend the maul primarily, let them take the safe ball at the front and have Whitelock disrupting the middle and back. On our ball use all options but play safe if they start to get on top
Breakdown - target Matera, rest of back 5 not quite as good so look to hit him with next man in securing ball. Flankers and front 5 to focus on breakdown, clean ball is what we want so Barrett can start running.
Attack - Carry tight to the ruck, their pack lacks physicality and we want to take advantage. Then get Barrett running the show, he is free to take on the defence whenever he wants, Burrell/Davies to run their excellent lines off him with Ranger coming off his wing at Flood on the inside ball. Gorgodze to carry all day long, go straight up the middle
Bench - Taylor on early in second half as a second creator, as we go for the try bonus. Read and Williams on as our impact guys
Set piece - Debaty and Hartley to get after Castro, put maximum pressure on his side and give Franks the chance to take on Robinson with minimal support. At the lineout, defend the maul primarily, let them take the safe ball at the front and have Whitelock disrupting the middle and back. On our ball use all options but play safe if they start to get on top
Breakdown - target Matera, rest of back 5 not quite as good so look to hit him with next man in securing ball. Flankers and front 5 to focus on breakdown, clean ball is what we want so Barrett can start running.
Attack - Carry tight to the ruck, their pack lacks physicality and we want to take advantage. Then get Barrett running the show, he is free to take on the defence whenever he wants, Burrell/Davies to run their excellent lines off him with Ranger coming off his wing at Flood on the inside ball. Gorgodze to carry all day long, go straight up the middle
Bench - Taylor on early in second half as a second creator, as we go for the try bonus. Read and Williams on as our impact guys
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Re: Week 16
Argh,got to Dubai late, do I have time to input brief tactics?
ChequeredJersey- Posts : 18707
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Re: Week 16
Yep it's 10.48 here and I doubt it will be too punctual!
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Re: Week 16
Oh, yeah, 3 hours behind... Won't be long
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Re: Week 16
Stormers
16. Deon Fourie 17. Alex Corbisiero 18. Brok Harris 19. Nathan Hines 20. Rynhardt Elstadt 21. Dewaldt Duvenage 22. Elton Jantjies 23. Jaco Taute
Look to play a simple game based around the strong set piece game to secure possession. The pack is full of heavy carriers to get over the gain line consistently and capable of clearing out the rucks quickly and efficiently to create quick ball when possible. Look to create quick ball off pods outside the fringe defences of the ruck. Genia and Faz to run the game. Genia will look to keep the defences honest and punish any lapse in fringe defence by sniping any holes. Looking for any quick ball for Genia to orchestrate the attacking movements of the backs, and to keep the opponents guessing. Faz to play flat in attack to bring in the centres who can play simple and direct rugby or get it wide to our dangerous back three.
Set-piece - strong and efficient, put pressure on in certain situations on opposition ball. Eg clearing kicks from scrums and line outs in their 22
Breakdown - Collectively look to clear ball and smash opposing players out of the way. Opposing slow down legally by flooding the breakdown and creating turnover ball
Channels - target carries down Ford and Fickou's channels as these two aren't renowned for the tackling in defence.
Playing the %'s - Faz will keep the board ticking over and pegging the back.
Working on Players - Target Youngs' throwing at the lineout, get Wade and Savea running angles at the shoulders of fickou shoulder.
01. Ben Franks | 09. Will Genia |
02. Schalk Brits (c) | 10. Owen Farrell (k) |
03. Nicolas Mas | |
04. Eben Etzebeth | 11. Julian Savea |
05. James Horwill | 12. Juan De Jongh |
06. Tom Wood | 13. Mathieu Basteraud |
07. Sean O'Brien | 14. Christian Wade |
08. Damien Chouly | 15. Stuart Hogg |
16. Deon Fourie 17. Alex Corbisiero 18. Brok Harris 19. Nathan Hines 20. Rynhardt Elstadt 21. Dewaldt Duvenage 22. Elton Jantjies 23. Jaco Taute
Look to play a simple game based around the strong set piece game to secure possession. The pack is full of heavy carriers to get over the gain line consistently and capable of clearing out the rucks quickly and efficiently to create quick ball when possible. Look to create quick ball off pods outside the fringe defences of the ruck. Genia and Faz to run the game. Genia will look to keep the defences honest and punish any lapse in fringe defence by sniping any holes. Looking for any quick ball for Genia to orchestrate the attacking movements of the backs, and to keep the opponents guessing. Faz to play flat in attack to bring in the centres who can play simple and direct rugby or get it wide to our dangerous back three.
Set-piece - strong and efficient, put pressure on in certain situations on opposition ball. Eg clearing kicks from scrums and line outs in their 22
Breakdown - Collectively look to clear ball and smash opposing players out of the way. Opposing slow down legally by flooding the breakdown and creating turnover ball
Channels - target carries down Ford and Fickou's channels as these two aren't renowned for the tackling in defence.
Playing the %'s - Faz will keep the board ticking over and pegging the back.
Working on Players - Target Youngs' throwing at the lineout, get Wade and Savea running angles at the shoulders of fickou shoulder.
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Re: Week 16
Can someone copy and update this page? Sorry I haven't been able to do it, travelling
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