Ireland hand first starts to Tracy and Treadwell

The first NZ rugby team to tour overseas was the NZ Native team in 1888-89. They toured Australia, Britain, & Ireland, & played 107 matches. A few were "white Europeans". The team played in all black & performed the haka. And were inducted into the World Rugby Hall of Fame in 2008. So the haka has been a part of NZ Rugby culture across three centuries.

And the haka is not an "indigenous (sic) war song". Do some proper research if you really want to know about it. But I suspect your only interest is in trying to score meaningless zingers to help yourself feel better.

I notice your posts mostly don't reflect a rugby lover but rather you just stir up nonsense. How about talking some rugby instead of constantly unleashing your insecurities on this forum?

Why make a change just to squeeze in DMac? He is best as a bench player.

The discussion should be about how to build a winning record, not about the excuses for losing.

BTW - the kick that hit the upright missed the centre line of the posts by over 2.8m.

By the way, 12 Quinn Tupaea and 13 AJ Lam both played outstanding on both sides of the ball vs Munster today. I really hope both Tupaea and Lam replace ALB and Havili next season.