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Zac Zavos

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I founded The Roar in 2007 and sold the website in 2016.

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Cooper misses his second kickable shot; this is proving costly. Carter has missed one.


Score- Reds: 7 – Crusaders – 10

Live scores, blog: Reds vs Crusaders

Scrum infringement against Crusaders; Cooper with a shot almost in front.


Score- Reds: 7 – Crusaders – 10

Live scores, blog: Reds vs Crusaders

Reds right back on attack; huge tackle by McCaw on Genia right on the line; try saving.

Exciting match here.


Score- Reds: 7 – Crusaders – 10

Live scores, blog: Reds vs Crusaders

Conversion slotted from sideline by Dan Carter in the 30th minute.


Score- Reds: 7 – Crusaders – 10

Live scores, blog: Reds vs Crusaders

Runaway try by Crusaders, came from nothing! Brent Ward scores in the corner.


Score- Reds: 7 – Crusaders – 8

Live scores, blog: Reds vs Crusaders

Shocking shot by Cooper, hits the bar and misses. Still 7-3 to Reds.

Live scores, blog: Reds vs Crusaders

Carter slammed by Samo; Carter looking uncharacteristically short of time. Cooper’s passing amazes.

Sweeping Reds attacking phase on; Reds looking settled now and they’re focused on getting the win here.

Penalty in front for Cooper.


Score- Reds: 7 – Crusaders – 3

Live scores, blog: Reds vs Crusaders

Duke at the match tells us a storm is sweeping in…


Score- Reds: 7 – Crusaders – 3

Live scores, blog: Reds vs Crusaders

Crusaders botch certain try; the game is being played at huge speed but errors creeping in.

Try Reds hit back with simple TRY!! Genia from scrum passes to Ben Tapuai who saunters over the line. Kick to come (in front).


Score- Reds: 7 – Crusaders – 3

Live scores, blog: Reds vs Crusaders

20 minutes in; Crusaders getting the roll of the ball but not showing much organisation in attack.

Cracking match; going from end to end. Cooper’s footwork is something else.

Duke sends us a photo from the match.


Score- Reds: 0 – Crusaders – 3

Live scores, blog: Reds vs Crusaders

Reds handing ball over when on attack, but just launched some stunning counter attacking rugby launched by Cooper genius pass and hard Ione running.


Score- Reds: 0 – Crusaders – 3

Live scores, blog: Reds vs Crusaders

Reds withstand solid Crusaders attack; win a penalty. Crusaders didn’t show too much then.

Anthony Mundine in the audience, supporting his man Sonny Bill Williams.


Score- Reds: 0 – Crusaders – 3

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Carter pushes it, still 0-3 to the Crusaders.

Sonny Bill Williams leaves the field with a cut hand (blood bin).


Score – Reds: 0 – Crusaders – 3

Live scores, blog: Reds vs Crusaders

Reds fumble a ball; attacking scrum for the Crusaders.

Samo gives away a penalty for leaving his feet; Carter has another shot at goal.

52,000 at the game for a sell-out match.


Score – Reds: 0 – Crusaders – 3

Live scores, blog: Reds vs Crusaders

Poor kick from Carter sees Reds go on immediate attack.

Score – Reds: 0 – Crusaders – 3

Live scores, blog: Reds vs Crusaders

Carter converts an easy shot, Crusaders go up 3-0 in 3rd minute.

Score – Reds: 0 – Crusaders – 3

Live scores, blog: Reds vs Crusaders

Big Crusaders scrum; Reds under pressure which sees a shot in front for Carter within first minute.


Score – Reds: 0 – Crusaders – 0

Live scores, blog: Reds vs Crusaders

We’re off; deep kick-off from Carter. First play from SBW sees him drop the ball on attack. Scrum Reds


Score – Reds: 0 – Crusaders – 0

Live scores, blog: Reds vs Crusaders

Sonny Bill Williams will be one to watch here, what a team the Crusaders have assembled with him, McCaw and Carter all on the park.

Live scores, blog: Reds vs Crusaders

Not far from kick-off. Any last minute thoughts on who will walk away with the win, Roarers?

Live scores, blog: Reds vs Crusaders

Loving your blog The Cattery! Great stuff.

Live scores, blog: Geelong vs Collingwood

Danny_Mac – we run selected wires content where we think it’s relevant. We do this because the opinion in these cases becomes your comments – just like this article.

We’ve done this since launch; mainly because we want to ensure coverage of the key stories and we don’t have a budget to pay someone to write this much content.

Value your comments though.

Cheers, Zac
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Typo – now fixed. Thanks.

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Arrogant Kaplan should not be refereeing the Tahs

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This just isn’t correct.

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Arrogant Kaplan should not be refereeing the Tahs

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