@PronouncedHare I have intimate awareness of the grocery industry.
Without doubt, retailer margins are increasing year on year.
For the areas I'm familiar with, this would account for about 10% of todays retail prices vs 5 years ago.
@JamieWall2 AB's appear to have gone from the worst team under the high ball to the best.
Let's us play at the right end of the field, mostly eliminating the repeated defensive infringement yellows.
@JamieWall2 have you gathered any stats on the success of Rennie's defensive box kick tactic of the man running backwards attempting the catch? Being able to obstruct the chasing player by claiming the launch space and spilled ball only being a knock back seems very successful
@JonesVincentt I'd like to think that NZ hasn't lost the ability to take a joke.
And if I'm right, then the bigger the deal that is made of this then the higher the probability the govt is voted back in.
Concerns of wokeism lost Labour the last election, it could lose them this one as well.
@ChalynRugby SA live off other teams box kick mistakes.
The AB's have made a subtle change under Rennie. The man retreating is the catcher. This allows him to obstruct the chasing Springbok, and also means a drop catch is only a knock back to the waiting full back.
This series will be close
@TheRugbyIssue@stodders79@rekoil92 I don't quite see how overlooking a dangerous mid air tackle, an Irish slapdown a few meters out, and over 10 penalties/advantages on their line without a yellow card warning could be seen as big calls favouring NZ, but hey, I guess subjectiveness is part of the game.
@sunshinehaze1@Suitandtie9999 People would probably be more understanding about tax grabs if they trusted politicians on how it was spent. Core govt spend has literally doubled in the last ten years, twice as fast as inflation. What outcomes have improved?