Israel Dagg predicts the All Blacks XV side to face Japan

If the price was right for the NZRU, there wouldn’t be an issue.

There aren’t too many hurdles, the price wasn’t right. Maybe Rugby Australia will offer a more realistic price next year?

What do they care if Super Rugby players play a test match instead of a Super Rugby match?

There are no real logistical issues. Getting to Perth is something that is done, basically, every other week in Super Rugby. It’s just a change of jerseys.

Both teams will only have a week to prepare. So fair for both.

It swaps one match for another match, so player welfare isn’t an issue. They aren’t asking players to play two games in a week.

The Super Rugby sponsors can get sponsorship in the test match, to compensate them for Super Rugby not being quite as good for a week.

Super Rugby teams can be financially compensated for the loss of a player for a week. This is the only real loss as a team might lose a game they might win and not get in the playoffs. Worth it to grow the game in Australia. Making rugby bigger in Australia benefits the NZRU.

It sounds like Rugby Australia weren’t offering the NZRU enough money. If Rugby Australia makes the price right the NZRU will be back with their bowl asking for some more.

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They should remind Damon Murphy and the TMO that officials have a responsibility to be tough on foul play unlike what happened to Tom Lynagh against the Highlanders.