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    Holy shit, they've realised the abs are mortal!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=12268073

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    @jegga

    Haven't read the article yet, but Kitson is one of the better rugby writers in the UK. Hope he isn't going down the Mick Cleary click-bait route.

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    @Victor-Meldrew said in Aura watch:

    @jegga

    Haven't read the article yet, but Kitson is one of the better rugby writers in the UK. Hope he isn't going down the Mick Cleary click-bait route.

    No idea, I only read the headline these days.

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    @Victor-Meldrew said in Aura watch:

    @jegga

    Haven't read the article yet, but Kitson is one of the better rugby writers in the UK. Hope he isn't going down the Mick Cleary click-bait route.

    It’s s good article and the points are fair.

    Biggest problem is writing for the guardian

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    Rugby

    Cian Tracey: 'The unique aura around the All Blacks remains as strong as ever'

    Cian Tracey: 'The unique aura around the All Blacks remains as strong as ever'

    Beware the giddy All Blacks who, despite carrying huge expectations, are primed for a tilt at winning a record third World Cup on the bounce.

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    BBC thinking Aura may be losing interest in being a dominatrix...

    New Zealand: Is the All Blacks' era of rugby dominance coming to an end?

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/49678113

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    @Victor-Meldrew said in Aura watch:

    BBC thinking Aura may be losing interest in being a dominatrix...

    New Zealand: Is the All Blacks' era of rugby dominance coming to an end?

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/49678113

    The most interesting thing with that article was realising Colin shade is a 2 time World Cup winner 🤔

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    @booboo said in Aura watch:

    @jegga he was around with Rob Andrew.

    Barnes was more likely to run the ball.

    Barnes was also a midweeker for the 1993 Lions in NZ. He played for Bath, which was the most expansive English club team of that era.

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    @kiwiinmelb

    I once remember Neil Back saying c. 2010 he was better 7 than McCaw as he'd won a RWC while McCaw hadn't...

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    @kiwiinmelb said in Aura watch:

    @Victor-Meldrew said in Aura watch:

    BBC thinking Aura may be losing interest in being a dominatrix...

    New Zealand: Is the All Blacks' era of rugby dominance coming to an end?

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/49678113

    The most interesting thing with that article was realising Colin shade is a 2 time World Cup winner 🤔

    Weird to think he has two rwc winners medals and people like Umaga and Jonah have none .

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    @Victor-Meldrew said in Aura watch:

    @kiwiinmelb

    I once remember Neil Back saying c. 2010 he was better 7 than McCaw as he'd won a RWC while McCaw hadn't...

    McCaw must be twice as good as him now then ?

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    @Victor-Meldrew Article has Ireland as finalists.....

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    @jegga More weird that Pauliasi Manu has one

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    @dogmeat

    Actually makes sense....

    "New Zealand's possible route to the final (based on results going with current world rankings)"

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    @Victor-Meldrew darn - skim read fail again

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    @dogmeat said in Aura watch:

    @jegga More weird that Pauliasi Manu has one

    and never capped! Great quiz question

    Edit: so potentially eligible for another team? He could be the only person to potentially win two RWC medals for two different countries then? Does eligibility trigger on selection, or on playing?

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    @nzzp playing I believe

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    @nzzp said in Aura watch:

    and never capped! Great quiz question

    Almost as good a quiz question as the name of the US player who played for the ABs when they were en-route to the UK in 1967.. (or was it '72?)

    Don't know the name....

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    @Victor-Meldrew all blacks.com has no AB's born in North America.

    I have also checked the team lists for the matches played in Nth America (British Colombia & Eastern Canada in 67 and BC and New York in 72) and there are no one-off caps or players that weren't established NZ provincial players.

    I do recall a (Kiwi born) one off ring in against Western Australia at some stage but can't find him.

    I also fondly remember as a young boy a photo in the 72/73 Post Tour Magazine of a group of AB's (Wyllie, Sutherland, Norton...) out at a Bavarian Beer Hall in 72. They were being served by a very buxom wench who was leaning forward over their table. Not one of the AB's was looking at the camera

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    @dogmeat said in Aura watch:

    @Victor-Meldrew all blacks.com has no AB's born in North America.

    American Samoa?

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