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David Pocock shows the juggling skills that help make him the most balanced man in international rugby
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Thats quite some feat and disproves the old theory that men cant do two things at the same time.Its not really a theory though, is it?More like casual misandry perpetuated by the media.
A good man and one of the great opensides.Like Marx though, he likes to rest his knees on supine players giving the impression hes got rights in the contest.I have noticed hes a little slower around the park now...
hes a good fella even for an ozzie
stuff looking for another headline... No question about Pococks integrity and character, he is a good man both on and off the field, however headlining the story with his amazing juggling act and writing about it like he is Harry Houdini reborn is a bit farfetched. what he is doing isnt that difficult. No wonder journalism sometimes gets a bad wrap - their stories are often exaggerated, stretched for truth and fanciful. a better, more accurate and accurate story wud have been a headline simply stating how Pocock was a good man. maybe mention the juggling as a small part of a better story, but to have that as your main drawcard...cmon stuff...
Not actually being Australian might explain it.
Ulitmate sports person. Hes mean, lean and a machine on the field. Off it..hes a real gentleman. This juggling act doesnt surprise me.
I thought about that 10 mnts ago ,makes sense now
Juggling, so it is 1. Cheika the clown places more emphasis on juggling and high beam balancing acts.
All Blacks are always looking for new ideas. Maybe they should try this one to see if it improves their hand-eye coordination! The ABs sometimes seem to have periods in games where they get the âoopsiesâ (bad case of the fumbles).
yep age will do that...still a sublime player
Disagree. Juggling is not that hard, but doing it in a fitness ball is next level.
He has lived more than half his life in Australia and chose to make it his home. A great part of his moral compass would have been formed in Australia whereas yours was clearly formed in NZ which your acerbic nature clearly demonstrates
A good decent bloke
not exactly difficult.
A rugby player can juggle and cares if someone is severely injured, I know hundreds of people like this but they dont play rugby.