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    @DaGrubster exactly, you wonder if they actually understand what the whole All Black thing is!

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    This is the same legacy that foster has been systematically dismantling since his appointment? There are many reasons none of us trust fosters ABs see the fosters first thread

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    They’ve announced when the team is being named.

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    @Dan54

    Mate, I was as calm as a bhuddist monk in meditation school, seconds before kick off.

    I was confident all week and knew we had that performance in us.

    Of course, During the game I was screaming my head off downstairs and Chloe came down to check on me a couple of times!! But I knew we were not fucking around or losing that game.

    I’m keen to see how we lift ourselves for the semi as we have seen we can be inconsistent snd we struggled to lift ourselves again in 2019 from qtr to semi.

    With the adversity we have gone through since 2019, I am not worried that this side will take anything for granted or be complacent about what they need to bring to the semi.

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    @Machpants

    The All Black legacy pre dates Coach Foster by 120 years. He wasn’t even born when the AB legacy was being formed!

    Not even Foster can destroy that. 🤞

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    Come on Foz you got this

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    @Machpants said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

    This is the same legacy that foster has been systematically dismantling since his appointment? There are many reasons none of us trust fosters ABs see the fosters first thread

    That just shows you have no idea of the All Blacks legacy. It as @DaGrubster built on 120 years, and I would suggest it built on teams AND supporters, and I would say Foster (or any coach or player) can no more destroy said legacy than can so called fans/supporters can in a few years. Since I have followed the ABs in very late 1950s I have seen a few coaches/players that perhaps (like Foster) I wondered if they were best man for job, but have never once thought I was the one to know more than the ones who appoint (or select players) and ever thought they were doing anything but their best to uphold the AB legacy you speak of.

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    @BerniesCorner said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

    Come on Foz you got this

    Yep Bernie, much more come on the players you got this I think. Foz isn't playing. But understand your point.

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    @sparky said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

    They’ve announced when the team is being named.

    So is it widely accepted that the only change to the 23 will be a straight swap, Telea for Fainga'anuku?

    Possible perhaps Fainga'anuku drops to the bench, because ALB did sub on at left wing in the end.

    Other possibility is Roigard on the bench by the horses for courses argument, but I can't see it, and I doubt there will be any other changes. The team who was good enough to beat the World Number One is the one to go for, outside of Telea, that was out best 23.

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    @Dan54 said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

    @BerniesCorner said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

    Come on Foz you got this

    Yep Bernie, much more come on the players you got this I think. Foz isn't playing. But understand your point.

    It's time to move on.
    If we win this it will be our greatest achievement

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    @BerniesCorner would that make Foster the greatest coach?

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    I don't have the answer but standing in a London pub watching Sam Cane, Whitelock, Tamaiti Williams face running on the pitch , Jordie Barrett and Ardie Savea doing his stuff is the best moment ever watching the ABs

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    @Dan54 said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

    @Machpants said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

    This is the same legacy that foster has been systematically dismantling since his appointment? There are many reasons none of us trust fosters ABs see the fosters first thread

    That just shows you have no idea of the All Blacks legacy. It as @DaGrubster built on 120 years, and I would suggest it built on teams AND supporters.....

    you both seem to be missing the point that some of us are making...yes...we all agree its taken 120 years to make a legacy....thats exactly why some of us feel Foz had done so much to damage to that legacy in only 4 years....you talk about supporters too, ive met far more AB fans that say they havent enjoyed watching the AB's play ( not just the results, how they are playing) over the last 4 years...far more likely to catch a replay than make an effort to watch live etc...than in the 40 years before that

    just because something took so long to build doesnt mean its impervious....just makes it more of a shame when it starts to crumble

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    Happy with Gardner. I find it easy to understand his rulings even if I don't always agree

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    @MiketheSnow I’m going and was hoping to face Wales and have their fans singing!

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    Hopefully ABs have reviewed the Argie game in Parramatta where Gardner was ref and Argie won.

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    @BerniesCorner said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

    @stodders said in RWC SF: All Blacks v Argentina:

    So if Angus blows a calf, Berry or Dickson will take over 😃

    And if Smith blows a calf what's the plan.
    Just saying.

    We make urgent appointments with the cardiologist.

    There’s two players that we can least avoid being injured, Nuggie and Ardie. Their replacements are okay-ish, but all the little stuff these two do during the game I don’t see them even in the same stratosphere.

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    I'll say it, unless there are cards, I struggle to see a world where we lose this game. Our pack is way too good for theirs, we butchered them, particularly at scrum time with the majority of the pack that will start this one. We are too good in the backline, and we'll be way too focused on not letting this slip. There looks to be a bit of us against the world about this ABs team.

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    Who is our 2nd in line number 8?
    Jacobsen?
    Yikes!

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    @Frank if a pre-game change needs to happen it would be LJ to no.8. But in-game they will rely on Cane or Friz to step in if the unthinkable occurs.

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