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erskinechilders wrote:
ronk wrote:Scoring over 100 tries in all competitions this early in the season may have helped in securing his services. If it works out he'll be super for us
We've 107

Who's scored everything ? do we have anybody in double figures yet?
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hugonaut wrote: Nobody in double figures as far as I'm aware - AB+ has 9, Carbery has 8, Luke McGrath has 8, Rory O'Loughlin has 8, Conan has 7, Isa has 6, JGP and Ringrose have 5 each.
As an addendum to Hugonaut's post, we've had 32 different players score tries for us this season, plus perennial fan favourite P Try has chipped in with two.
As an addendum to Cormac's addendum to Hugonaut's post here are the try scorers:

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Xanthippe wrote:
erskinechilders wrote:
ronk wrote:Scoring over 100 tries in all competitions this early in the season may have helped in securing his services. If it works out he'll be super for us
We've 107

Who's scored everything ? do we have anybody in double figures yet?
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hugonaut wrote: Nobody in double figures as far as I'm aware - AB+ has 9, Carbery has 8, Luke McGrath has 8, Rory O'Loughlin has 8, Conan has 7, Isa has 6, JGP and Ringrose have 5 each.
As an addendum to Hugonaut's post, we've had 32 different players score tries for us this season, plus perennial fan favourite P Try has chipped in with two.
As an addendum to Cormac's addendum to Hugonaut's post here are the try scorers:

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The days when P.Try was our top scorer seem long ago.
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Edna Kenny wrote:The days when P.Try was our top scorer seem long ago.
Nucifora shopped him to Munster
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Luke owes Conan one of those 8. Was sure he'd be on the injury list after that.
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jezzer wrote:
Edna Kenny wrote:The days when P.Try was our top scorer seem long ago.
Nucifora shopped him to Munster
Don't know - pen tries are not to be sneezed at.
They're indicative of an ability to really pile the pressure on in the kill zone.
Not something we've been particularly good at this season.
2/3 in the pen try box would be better.
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Oldschool wrote:
jezzer wrote:
Edna Kenny wrote:The days when P.Try was our top scorer seem long ago.
Nucifora shopped him to Munster
Don't know - pen tries are not to be sneezed at.
They're indicative of an ability to really pile the pressure on in the kill zone.
Not something we've been particularly good at this season.
2/3 in the pen try box would be better.
OS, we are piling on the pressure in the killzone. .. by scoring tries. Loads and loads of tries.
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Oldschool wrote:
jezzer wrote:
Edna Kenny wrote:The days when P.Try was our top scorer seem long ago.
Nucifora shopped him to Munster
Don't know - pen tries are not to be sneezed at.
They're indicative of an ability to really pile the pressure on in the kill zone.
Not something we've been particularly good at this season.
2/3 in the pen try box would be better.
I certainly have no nostalgia for 2014 when the only name on our scoresheet was frequently P. Try.
This is a barnstorming season. I reckon back threes must be dreading facing us.
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Xanthippe wrote:
cormac wrote:
hugonaut wrote: Nobody in double figures as far as I'm aware - AB+ has 9, Carbery has 8, Luke McGrath has 8, Rory O'Loughlin has 8, Conan has 7, Isa has 6, JGP and Ringrose have 5 each.
As an addendum to Hugonaut's post, we've had 32 different players score tries for us this season, plus perennial fan favourite P Try has chipped in with two.
As an addendum to Cormac's addendum to Hugonaut's post here are the try scorers:

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We've two penalty tries this season, home to Ospreys and Castres,
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cormac wrote:
Xanthippe wrote:
As an addendum to Cormac's addendum to Hugonaut's post here are the try scorers:

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We've two penalty tries this season, home to Ospreys and Castres,
Damn, now I'll have to go back and see who I gave the extra try to


Edit: Rob Kearney's total should be 1 and our old French mate Penaud Traille should be on 2 -apologies all
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jezzer wrote: OS, we are piling on the pressure in the killzone. .. by scoring tries. Loads and loads of tries.
Yeah but that's the fancy dan stuff, I like to see a few PTs.
It reassures me that we're not slipping back into the soft boy days.
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Oldschool wrote:
jezzer wrote: OS, we are piling on the pressure in the killzone. .. by scoring tries. Loads and loads of tries.
Yeah but that's the fancy dan stuff, I like to see a few PTs.
It reassures me that we're not slipping back into the soft boy days.
We have an extremely well performing pack. That's what gives the fancy Dan stuff so much space on the stage.
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Luke McGraths first try v Scarlets a good example of the same scrum pressure yielding same result

Our maul though has been a bit patchy though
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simonokeeffe wrote:Luke McGraths first try v Scarlets a good example of the same scrum pressure yielding same result

Our maul though has been a bit patchy though
Yeah it's that atavistic, feral power surge that either yields a try directly or results in a PT that we need to see a bit more of.
It's the sort of thing you need in the armoury when the French or English forwards get uppity and try their bully boy tactics.
It's old school stuff for sure but it's still needed from time to time especially when the conditions might not suit fancy dan rugby.
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Oldschool wrote:
simonokeeffe wrote:Luke McGraths first try v Scarlets a good example of the same scrum pressure yielding same result

Our maul though has been a bit patchy though
Yeah it's that atavistic, feral power surge that either yields a try directly or results in a PT that we need to see a bit more of.
It's the sort of thing you need in the armoury when the French or English forwards get uppity and try their bully boy tactics.
It's old school stuff for sure but it's still needed from time to time especially when the conditions might not suit fancy dan rugby.
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Oldschool wrote:
simonokeeffe wrote:Luke McGraths first try v Scarlets a good example of the same scrum pressure yielding same result

Our maul though has been a bit patchy though
Yeah it's that atavistic, feral power surge that either yields a try directly or results in a PT that we need to see a bit more of.
It's the sort of thing you need in the armoury when the French or English forwards get uppity and try their bully boy tactics.
It's old school stuff for sure but it's still needed from time to time especially when the conditions might not suit fancy dan rugby.
quite

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Oldschool wrote:
jezzer wrote: OS, we are piling on the pressure in the killzone. .. by scoring tries. Loads and loads of tries.
Yeah but that's the fancy dan stuff, I like to see a few PTs.
It reassures me that we're not slipping back into the soft boy days.
We probably aren't "forcing" as many opposition players to be carded as back then either because we are converting the pressure.

Also Refs now call use it a lot earlier.
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paddyor wrote:
Oldschool wrote:
jezzer wrote: OS, we are piling on the pressure in the killzone. .. by scoring tries. Loads and loads of tries.
Yeah but that's the fancy dan stuff, I like to see a few PTs.
It reassures me that we're not slipping back into the soft boy days.
We probably aren't "forcing" as many opposition players to be carded as back then either because we are converting the pressure.

Also Refs now call use it a lot earlier.
I've watched back the game from last week twice. Nigel was awful, truly awful.
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Viral content aside he wasnt great, was too soft on repeated and or red zone infringements especially by Shingler
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