Final Whistle: The technical analysis of Canan Moodie's try against the Wallabies

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[@acadoe]

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[@MrGTO86]

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[@2010mrRite]

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Great in-depth breakdown 👏👏👏

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[@oldman774]

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[@jasonshaw4832]

Completely agree

[@bryaanthefirst9850]

Nick is saying the trick is not to be flat footed and that being in motion gives you a greater chance of being able to jump and get the ball. Nick is putting it in the most simple way, Koroibete was flat footed for a long time that’s why he didn’t have momentum to even get the ball before Moodie, great analysis from everyone btw.

[@exb254]

Koroibete also doesn't have the physique to jump that high like Moodie. Moodie has that lanky Israel Folau physique perfect for dominating in the air. Koroibete is great at smashing people, but not under the high ball. 👍up to the coaching team.

[@him4690]

So would dude rather track back and jump

[@cadeturneresterhuizen9515]

Brilliant analysis 🤌🏼

[@YOYOTh1s]

You also have to give credit to Hendrikse for a pinpoint kick. I thought that Koroibete was set quite flat in defence and the kick came down practically on top of him, which put Moodie in an advantageous position.

[@duncanwcraig9668]

thanks for your analysis.

[@mackyj7801]

This is such a good rugby compared to anything out there hate super sport just gives us this short clips.

[@bwarrior6340]

Nick only one that said anything that made any sense in this instance. Players falling back that compete in the air will inevitably just knock the ball further back providing even more opportunity for the attacking team.

[@callumgowar]

100%!! That was a ridiculous argument!!!! 🙄

[@josephsweeney4219]

@@callumgowar absolutely agree. Mallet sounds like the only guy on stage who's ever actually played rugby.

[@Stefaans007]

Completely agree, Didn't expect a statement like that from Swys. I mean you get teached from kindergarden that you don't run backwards catching the ball...Lol!

[@W0lskaap]

I think Swys and them were just brainstorming an idea, if you have Koirobete back away from where the ball comes down and the retreating defender contests and knocks it back he will be waiting for the ball, or if Moodie catches it he will be waiting for him. Nick shut it down because his first impression is it's too risky and yes, it would be a nightmare to coach, because how and when do you call for the retreaters to go for the contest and when for the advancing defender? Like Nick said, there is a tried and tested way for the defending team to catch the ball and Koirobete got it wrong.

[@sakabula2357]

Habana scored against England on debut..think it was the first time he touched a ball in a Springbok jersey...Conan did exactly the same..let hope it's the start of an equally brilliant career...Go Bokke

[@Gerhard2770]

Was not his first touch. Moodie also set up the ruck before this try was scored

[@Geezweez788]

Eben's run from infield scared koroibete from jumping

[@andrecarstens6340]

After last week, he knew he had one helluva target on his back.

[@reniervanrooyen1704]

True, especially when he saw the look in his eyes!!!lol

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🤣😂😅😉👍🤭

[@sakabula2357]

Lol..those crazy eyes will scare me as well...

[@reniervanrooyen1704]

The deciding factor comes down to weight advantage, whether in the air or on the ground. Leaning to either side of the equation can be costly!!

[@john-louiswatt4207]

Hey on Nick, What is the biggest sport in Australia? They definitely know how to catch a high ball. But Islanders don’t/ have never played Footy Aus 11 was limping earlier and they put the bom in him. It worked brilliantly

[@canadiancontent352]

Yeah I noticed the limp, probably influenced his positioning

[@pieter5355]

That was all to do with the kick, it landed 3 meters from where Koroibete was when the kick was made, so he was never in a position to gain momentum to get some air. He was between a rock and a hard place. The lesson I believe is not to box kick into open space where 2 players go in full speed and risk a yellow card.. rather kick down the defenders throat so he cant get momentum to jump. 🤔 (accuracy will be key)

[@oldboyamv2834]

Good point. It makes perfect sense. Target a specific player and try to pin him down.

[@runforrestrun1965]

No, koribete had time as he was clearly there in place for the kick take, he just didn’t make any real effort to actually jump for the ball. Nor did he attempt any tackle. Very poor play, basically gifted him that try, any winger would love to have a present like that.

[@juanpbotha]

We all thought that this box kick was too far; didn't think Moodie was going to make it. So, I doubt Koroibete expected Moodie to be there.

[@naidoo307]

Koro was injured don’t u Japies get that ?

[@oldboyamv2834]

@@naidoo307 If you are going to insult someone you should try to get it right. The word you are looking for is Yarpies.

[@1414rebel]

Go watch the 1995 RWC final and see how James Small contends in the air against Lomu.

[@lithaqwase4499]

Supersport should upload the full episode like The Breakdown

[@shawnberry6110]

Koroimbeti got caught under the ball. As Mallet said, he should have run into the ball. Something league players don't really do.

[@charlieorange3600]

No m in Koroibete's name ...

[@fomofud9479]

Just love the chemistry between these guys. They probably just need to add a guy like Ashwin Willemse to perfect this already great team.

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😂🤣

[@mackyj7801]

😅

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Willemse never did any preparation for the show, that is where the discontent came from, he went into the studio completely unprepared.

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🤣🤣😂😆

[@dwaynepalmer6476]

Think the obvious thing is that the cover guys behind Kiribati didn’t fill in the space behind him which lead to a free run to the try line

[@franskrause4658]

I think Koribete had a calf niggle at that stage. Watch earlier where he was in some discomfort. Maybe that's why he stayed on the ground.

[@cornelmasson4610]

That's what I also thought. I was surprised he came out after halftime.

[@gs-qn6ig]

But why didn't they substitute him then?

[@janniemeyer9951]

Moody inspired this lot.

[@yuckoofunsale]

I think Koroibete had a calf muscle bothering him…Saw him a number of times in game rubbing his calf…

[@SNOK1986]

We didn't maul well, Australia actually did very well against us to prevent us mauling. Scrums too were not that solid we just were able to hold our own on them. Something we are going to have to get under control against Argentina. (referring to the first 10 seconds of the video)

[@willie7054]

Moodie did a fantastic job, he would have caught the ball regardless

[@yeahdefinitely6607]

Korobete needed to choose: contest in the air or wait to tackle the player coming down. He did neither.

[@tyronebeveridge794]

The Aussies were all napping and not watching the Ball 🏈🏈🏈🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@charlieorange3600]

Gentlemen of the panel - please note that there's no "M" in Karoibete's surname ...

[@cornelmasson4610]

Also no 'A' 😅

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[@thomasalexander6797]

Spectacular catch by Moodie, and well-deserved try. I believe Koroibete had injured his calf beforehand, but played on due to Aus' 6/2 bench split, so I don't think it's a technical issue.

[@martinkotze7258]

Koroibete didn't see Moodie coming, that's the bottom line of all of this.

[@deanjoubert30]

Moodie is a very tall player he is taller than the forwards.

[@SustainableEcoFriendlyTips]

Technical Analysis ? Those three Australian players weren't aware of his leg allowing him to go for it. All his past games , he would leap the same for the ball. In this case unfortunately, the left leg was hurting. South Africa came out best because of it. That right there is technical analysis. Would be definitely be a different outcome if he was not limping.

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[@runforrestrun1965]

Good take and try by him but really, the Aussie winger missed the kick badly, didn’t even jump for it, then didn’t even attempt the tackle. Cudos for the catch but sure was made easy by Aussie.

[@phillipmarchant9221]

I find it incredibly difficult to believe that an international of MK's experience would opt not to go up for the ball, standing start notwithstanding, and especially not in the sure knowledge that if he doesn't gather, the gatherer scores. Especially also, that he is clearly not averse to 'questionable' play, in stopping certain tries. Knowing he was the last line of defense, he would have known that he need only go up one foot (assuming that's as high as a standing start would allow) to foul Moody, prevent the certain try, and score a 'yellow' for his troubles. But he couldn't do that, because I believe he was injured, either nursing a calf or favouring a knee. He was seen to be in discomfort, rubbing his lower leg, a few frames earlier. Not sure why he was still on the field, but perhaps he thought he could 'run it off', or considered the side had already enough injury replacements to go on with. Whatever, it's untenable to imagine that he didn't go up for the catch, because "Australian's don't go up for high balls". That's pure rot, as Reece Hodge will testify...

[@danielf4503]

Korobete had a calve inhjury and couldnt jump

[@rssv1770]

You must be allowed to absolutley tackle the guy in the Air....That is just Fair while you are both in the Air.

[@georgefrederikoosthuizen891]

If it was faf kicked the ausies had scored 2tries at once from there😁

[@rvh4034]

No way that Swys is thinking about that.. that's the dumbest suggestion I've ever heard. So you are going to give the guys kicking the box kick more of an advantage because your own player now have to run backwards to fetch the ball and basically lose ground whilst being hunted down by the opposing team risking getting tackled from behind. You lose so much territory that it only favors the team kicking the ball. If Koroibete was at speed - jumped and caught the ball he would have gained the jumped distance territory and would have had the movement speed advantage as he landed. Like Moody had when he caught and landed. Already at speed and boom - try time. Dafuq am I going to do if I catch the ball running backwards towards my own tryline to fetch due to safety risk of my fullback or wing not being able to contest XD Nee fok Swys..

[@vik4741]

I think Swys is making an argument for the safety of those collisions in the air when two players run into each other from opposite directions. I think he is saying, wouldn't it be safer if the receiving team like Australia in this case uses one player that is running in the same direction as the South African to tap back the ball to Koroibete and Koroibete just catches the tap back. He is making the argument that if two players running in the same direction jump for the ball, it will overall be safer for the game instead of two players clashing in the air, running in opposite direction

[@rvh4034]

@@vik4741 we know that. If you want to stop air collisions then make it illegal to jump for the ball.

[@vik4741]

@@rvh4034 then there won't be an opportunity for a turnover in your scenario. It will just be a bunch of hospital tackles

[@cycle4kids]

Nick doest get it...lol

[@dumasisulu9782]

😂 this idea of challenging the jump side on makes absolutely no sense 🤣

[@mikewood9514]

dirty play from eben pushing that guy from behind.

[@banekanikak5894]

Koro had a calf injury, he was targeted a few times as a result, but what's with the old fart Nick not wanting new ideas? he's too old to still be on supersport we have so many recent ex springboks to give us new fresh ideas!

[@jacksonbluesky]

Koroibete was injured. Im pretty sure he knows how to jump for a high ball when he is fully fit. see below kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioGYo4tsqN9gns0.