All Blacks vs England I
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@Frank said in All Blacks vs England I:
@Wreck-Diver said in All Blacks vs England I:
Scot Barrett needs to work on talking to the media. Not a great interview.
Who the fuck cares?
McCaw was boring as fuck but a great leader on the field.I reckon.
……apart from Tana and JC they all have been.
Kieran Read tried to liven things up by widening his eyes I guess.
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@Machpants said in All Blacks vs England I:
Yeah bit dissapointing since the last few ABs captains have been such interesting raconteurs
Cane, Read, McCaw...
Don’t forget Rueben Thorne.
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@Machpants sorry if I have an opinion that you don't like. Your safe space and cuddly toy are to your left. Your therapist is on her way.
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@Frank Your safe space and cuddly toy are to your left cup cake.
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@No-Quarter said in All Blacks vs England I:
We went straight into the test series against Ireland with no warm up games either, if memory serves me correct. Last year we went straight into the RC without any warm ups, though that was a condensed year due to the RWC.
I feel like we are giving the Northern sides an advantage by not scheduling a warm up against at least one of the Island nations. It also gives them a chance to play a tier 1 side more regularly so win win.
NZRFU taking a leaf out of the Black Caps' book of preparing for a big series?
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@antipodean Is Brekky Creek still a classic?
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@Daffy-Jaffy said in All Blacks vs England I:
I shed some tears, too, when it was announced he was starting.
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@Machpants said in All Blacks vs England I:
@Winger said in All Blacks vs England I:
AND DO ANY talking on the filed
But not with his shoulder to someone lying in a ruck
Might as well just cut out his tongue and be done with it
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@pakman said in All Blacks vs England I:
@antipodean Is Brekky Creek still a classic?
It is for me, not that I get to frequent it much these days. But being a local always helped I think because RSA didn't seem to apply to us for some reason. 15 mins to walk downhill there and about 60mins to walk home
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@antipodean Haven't been for at least 15 years, since my brother moved back home.
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Ray we got this
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Serious challenge as a first match for the new coach.
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Game day , I feel positive for some reason , just liking the vibe I’m getting from the camp , let’s go baby
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@Wreck-Diver said in All Blacks vs England I:
@Frank Your safe space and cuddly toy are to your left cup cake.
Are you finished cuddling with it now?
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After 20 years of the same All Blacks coaching tree - new regime finally starts tonight!
Long term - excited to see some innovation with our top talent at Razor and co's disposal, but tonight - I want to see some smart, clinical rugby. Set pieces on point. Great defensive lines. Grind England out. -
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The old question: how will we cope with the rush defence?
Will be interesting to see which players are used as ball-carriers close to the ruck and off slow ball.
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Great move:
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