RECAP: Black Ferns vs France Live Updates | Rugby World Cup 2021 Semi Final 2
Follow all the action live from Eden Park with the Black Ferns vs France in Rugby World Cup 2021 Semi Final 2.
Follow all the action live from Eden Park with the Black Ferns vs France in Rugby World Cup 2021 Semi Final 2.
The French are the more likely spoilers having beaten New Zealand in their last four meetings, including back-to-back encounters during the Black Ferns' tour of Europe last November.
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You guys stop moaning, just let him do his thing
12 Go to commentsAs for Sevu Reece. Always looks a million dollars are Super level, but it never carries over to internationals when against the top teams. Some players have their level, his is Super, no more.
3 Go to commentsIf he’s our 10 come 2027, it’s a damning statement of NZs talent development. Especially if the two backup options in the World Cup squad are two other guys on the wrong side of 30.
Maybe some fans want to see ‘shiny new things’ because no one else seems to be given a chance to prove themselves, unless via injury, before being dropped for the ‘leadership group’. Even in Super Rugby teams, you never see established All Blacks dropped no matter how badly they’re playing, it’s always the non-ABs who pay the selection price.
1 Go to commentsNo wonder NZ is sweating on their 10’s, they keep dicking them about between one position and another. Jack of all trades, master of none.
24 Go to commentsAs for the Cake Tin. That and Eden Park in particular are just far too big for today’s Super and NPC crowds. Both cities would be better off finding a good 10,000-15,000-seater stadium. That might create some demand for tickets, and some much needed atmosphere.
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0 Go to commentsAssuming Dmac takes sabbatical next year, Jacomb will be our 10 and with some level of Waikato/Chiefs continuity in the coaches expected (Gibbes or Filipo as head coach), David Hill will continue to be in charge of the backs.
24 Go to commentsOn that note Barrett’s chip was probably pure luck as well, I mean he chips it whenever theres a line in front of him so it’s not necessarily like any great amount of vision saw that opportunity!
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