In the aftermath of the drawn 3rd Test between the All Blacks and British & Irish Lions, coaches of both teams described the feeling as being similar to kissing your sister. Which is to say that it was neither good nor bad, and that both sides probably came out even but I’m not so sure about that.
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FC 5 hours ago
Ah, so Jake White WASN’T the problem after all….
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cw 6 hours ago
Yes agree. They are a lesson in how to maximise potential.
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NB 8 hours ago
True, but would you not agree that Eng have made more improvement since July 2024 than NZ?
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