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Hooper vs Gill

Discussion in 'Rugby Matches' started by Blue, May 21, 2012.

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Hooper vs Gill

Hooper 57 vote(s) 51.8%
Gill 53 vote(s) 48.2%
  1. Brumbies Guy John Solomon (38)

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    Gill probably more active, but gave away a lot of penalties to call it even.

    Watching Pocock tonight though, both still have a way to go.
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  2. Penguin Cyril Towers (30)

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    Honours were even for mine. Neither dominated nor had a great influence on the match & both probably evenly involved. Gill probably gave away a few more penalties I think.
    Geez he looks like Barnes when he gets a sook face after being pinged.
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  3. biggsy Vay Wilson (31)

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    Either way, Pocock will be the wallabies number 7 for a bit longer I believe. But its good to see some awesome young talent ready and getting rugby harden with the best of the flankers in the game.

    Pocock try...Ooh ooh fight fight fight . Force/ lions game.

    Back to post, Bias but I Gill. And Australian captain at any age and for any team is a big thing for anyone. Captain your country means a lot.
  4. Scott Allen Trevor Allan (34)

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    For me it was Gill tonight but I had expected Hooper.

    Then watched Pocock in Force v Lions and just reaffirmed how good he is and that whilst both Gill and Hooper are good, if Pocock gets injured the Wallabies will take a bit of a hit.
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  5. ChargerWA Desmond Connor (43)

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    They have a parade for you once a year in Sydney.
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  6. Richo Ken Catchpole (46)

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    Pocock was immense. Hooper and Gill have huge potential, but Poey is already there.
  7. REDinCPT Sydney Middleton (9)

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    there is something very classical about gill's play that brings a smile to my face. reminds me of kronfeld and jeff miller. pure opensides. maybe the game has progressed and hooper is the more modern layer, but i look forward to watching gill play super rugby for hopefully many years to come.
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  8. Shiggins Arch Winning (36)

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    Funny how All the focus was on gill and hooper This weekend but pocock clearly showed why is he is the best 7 Australia have. brilliant game by bam bam


    Http://www.youtube.com/shiggins316
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  9. mudskipper Ron Walden (29)

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    Gill was luck not to get a card. lying at the back of the ruck little a flipped turtle.. :cool:
  10. TOCC Mark Ella (57)

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    No luck about it
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  11. RugbyReg Michael Lynagh (62)

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    Some states from Ruggastats.


    Hooper Gill
    Mins 81 81
    Tackles 11 22
    Runs (m) 4 (20m) 6 (40m)
    Ruck/Maul 4 5
    Penalties 2 2
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  12. mudskipper Ron Walden (29)

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    81 minutes is that like he gave a 110% o_O
  13. RugbyReg Michael Lynagh (62)

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    its like the game doesn't stop at 80 does it?
  14. tranquility Chilla Wilson (44)

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    Doesn't even look like a points decision to me. Hooper improve your workrate buddy :D
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  15. Penguin Cyril Towers (30)

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    Too busy seagulling ;-)
  16. TOCC Mark Ella (57)

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    but i thought Gill offered absolutely nothing in the running game????
  17. Slim 293 Mark Ella (57)

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    To put those stats into context.

    Overall, the Reds made a LOT more tackles than the Brumbies.

    Hooper (together with Kimlin and Carter) led the Brumbies' total with 11.

    On the other hand the Reds' forwards with the least amount of tackles (Holmes, Slipper and Robinson) made 10.

    All 4 of Hooper's runs were in the tight. Gill made 4 runs in the tight, plus 2 more in the open, with one being a kick return (12m).

    In comparing their 4 runs in tight, Hooper made 6 more metres.

    Anyways.
  18. Penguin Cyril Towers (30)

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    But didn't the Reds have more possession? If so how did they have to make more tackles? I also saw Hooper make a run or two out wide.
    Anyway stats smats.. I'd rather believe what I can see with my own two eyes and try to keep an unbiased view, I still reckon they were both about even in this match up, all round.
  19. Slim 293 Mark Ella (57)

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    I completely agree.
  20. Slim 293 Mark Ella (57)

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    In regards to possession.

    The Reds had more of it. but the Brumbies made more runs, rucks/mauls etc.

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