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GS 3 minutes ago

'The All Blacks are asking South Africa all the questions that matter'

Maybe time to give Jacobsen a rest, thought his discipline was poor at times and awaiting the time when he will pick up a yc. Maybe Lakai or Blackadder to start and the other on the bench?

Blackadder super impressive vs Lions and has an engine that keeps on going.

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GS 10 minutes ago

'The All Blacks are asking South Africa all the questions that matter'

I said prior to the tour, that it was crazy that SA had allowed two games at attitude and still very much hold that view.

Very heavily dependent upon the bench selected, but in both games ABs have dominated the last quarter, and idea that you want a 39 year old running around at altitude in the last quarter vs ABs, crazy really.

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Fair.n.square 19 minutes ago

'I'm not going to moan my arse off': Erasmus fires back at Rennie's accusation

HJ is not objective in his viewpoint

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ColinK 23 minutes ago

'The All Blacks are asking South Africa all the questions that matter'

And back the other way respect for the Boks and my heart is Black. Good summary. I also think the ABs are building a new special team and way of playing, not the finished product yet, but on its way. Just a superb series.

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ColinK 25 minutes ago

'The All Blacks are asking South Africa all the questions that matter'

Good summary, as an AB fan I like how the two teams are different. When we play the Aussies we just play a weaker version of us. Boks on the other hand are a beast, and as you say the greatest rivalry is alive and well. We should all just try to enjoy it without fretting about scrum law this, or bad ruck cleanout that, whatever, it’s all a thing of beauty.

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Fair.n.square 27 minutes ago

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SB 32 minutes ago

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ColinK 32 minutes ago

'The All Blacks are asking South Africa all the questions that matter'

Agree. AB fan here, you are right Boks are winning the forward battle and the ABs the backs one. But both sides have class in all departments. We are so lucky to get a series like this.

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ColinK 36 minutes ago

‘Make no mistake’: Erasmus makes daunting prediction for All Blacks and Boks

Its been two epic tests so far. This decider of the South African home series will be massive. I still feel the ABs are underdogs - 60 to 40 for the Boks, but I will support the ABs 110%. We have shown we can match it with this Boks team in our way, that on its own is an achievement, 9 tries to 4. Yeh Boks fans I know your forwards are dominant we know that, our backs and speed of play is a thing to behold though. This will be an epic decider. We can win we know that, but it’s a massive challenge.

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Fair.n.square 37 minutes ago

'I'm not going to moan my arse off': Erasmus fires back at Rennie's accusation

As non partisan here I don’t see Rennie in that light, Rassie certainly does not have much creditability given his long track record of whining and manipulating at which he is a master.

I find it interesting to see how the Boks fans have gone on the attack about Rennie, instead how about playing the game fairly and honestly in a sportsmanship fashion?

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Nickers 39 minutes ago

'The All Blacks are asking South Africa all the questions that matter'

They have conceded 9 tries in two games, and the ABs left a couple out there on Saturday. Like every team their strength is a weakness that can be used against them. By refusing to give teams the edge and being up so quickly, they leave themselves massively exposed if an edge is found. The ABs execution was off on a couple of the line breaks on Saturday but that was uncharacteristic.

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TokoRFC 43 minutes ago

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Fair.n.square 43 minutes ago

'I'm not going to moan my arse off': Erasmus fires back at Rennie's accusation

Good on Rennie for keeping the scrum honest

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Fair.n.square 45 minutes ago

'I'm not going to moan my arse off': Erasmus fires back at Rennie's accusation

Well Rassie does not have much creditability given his track record of whining and manipulating at which he is a master. I think Rennie must be on to something about the Boks scrum, this is not to say that the Boks don’t have a formidable scrum but they should be scrummaging fair and refs should be on top of that.

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Nickers 46 minutes ago

'The All Blacks are asking South Africa all the questions that matter'

SA were guilty of just as much. Gardner let so much go on both sides. Was him ignoring Cheslin Kolbe punching someone in the neck bias to NZ? What about the blatant obstruction of Fourie for Kriel’s try. He was in front of where the previous ruck had been and was not involved in the play at all. He was standing there to do that exact thing. The NZ team remonstrated with Gardner and he didn’t even review it. Was that bias as well?

For every piece of head contact you have seen on your feed of South African fans screaming about the referee, NZers have seen their pundits complaining about the same thing. Savea has taken a head on head clean out in each game so far which has not even been penalised let alone dealt with the way we are used to.

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Toaster 46 minutes ago

Why Peter Lakai could be the All Blacks' ace up the sleeve for the third Test

Agree on a lot Nickers

I say Parker has played well but we are at altitude and I feel some new fresh energy is needed

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Nickers 52 minutes ago

'The All Blacks are asking South Africa all the questions that matter'

It’s really tough watching those replays and seeing what could have been. In particular Mckenzie putting the grubber through when Roigard was unmarked inside him. Message for the ABs - if you make a line break, look inside you - Roigard will be running a line under the posts inside you. Jordan got the memo.

And in that last video - it’s so uncharacteristic for Jordan to make a break on the outside and have 40m of defenderless field in front of him and not put a grubber through. That is bread and butter for Will Jordan, he must have scored 25% of all his tries by regathering a grubber in that scenario but he hesitated.

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TokoRFC 58 minutes ago

Springboks vs All Blacks 2T takes: The Barrett-Jordan issue, three big missed chances

There are aren’t there.

I’d say Love is plan A and then we’re very fortunate to have a decent B and even a plan C in McKenzie.

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Nickers 1 hour ago

Why Peter Lakai could be the All Blacks' ace up the sleeve for the third Test

Parker had his best game for the ABs I think. He really stepped up the physicality and fulfilled the role that everyone has been desperate for him to. He spent the night nullifying Weise and carried well too. I think that line break was such a surprise he wasn’t really sure what to do once he was in space. When he has a good game in the past he hasn’t backed it up, so this is his chance to do that.

Definitely time to bring Lakai in at 7 or 8. Jacobson has played a lot of minutes, and is borderline in nearly everything he does. Lakai has looked phenomenal every time he has done anything. Having him and Aumua only play 20 - 30 mins hurt us on Saturday. Once they came on we had front foot ball every time they carried and they both put in some huge hits.

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Blackmania 1 hour ago

Why Peter Lakai could be the All Blacks' ace up the sleeve for the third Test

Erasmus has announced virtually the same team for Test 3. Willemse is injured, Kolbe moves to fullback and Arendse comes onto the wing. The All Blacks know exactly what to expect, so they need to put together a team capable of countering it.

I’ll say it again: if Rennie simply copies his Test 1 and Test 2 teams, the fatigue factor means it won’t work against the Boks. We’ll see the same weaknesses among the forwards that we saw in Test 2.

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