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Ruggamatrix episode 256

The Ruggamatrix boys

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All Blacks and the north lead the way – Former NSW Waratahs CEO Fraser Neill is our co-host this week with Ben on leave. He’s worked with World Rugby and New Zealand Rugby on World Cups and Super Rugby competition structure.

We’ll get his thoughts on the 2023 World Cup bids.
STRIKE ISSUE OF THE WEEK: Should the rest of the world step up to All Blacks standards? This is a theme on message boards and we address it on this week’s show.
Issue of the week brought to you by Strike. Leaders in mobile phone cradles for vehicles.
This week’s show brought to you by RUGBYPASS FANTASY – get your team in to win a great prize.
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"It seems like the idea of Ardie Savea moving to openside flanker is no longer on the table"


Says who? Savea was picked on the open side, with Wallace Sititi at 8, against France. It makes no difference to Savea’s game, whatsoever and allows Sititi to play in his preferred position. It also provides an option to bring in a third loose forward that may provide a better lineout option and a big body to compete with some of the big bodies found in other teams.


It was unfortunate that Finau was injured so early on against France before he had a chance to show how he might combine with Savea and Sititi, and there is still a possibility that Hoskins Sotutu might be effective alongside them too.


Don’t count out viable options.

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