Now that Jes has changed his location to RWC 2011, I guess it’s time to start talking about your country’s chances. As previous title-holders and one-time southern hemisphere contenders, I’m embarressed to say I am not very confident. We did beat you yesterday Jes, but it’s too little, too little.
The traditional haka that every kiwi boy learns to do before he even walks (english translation) Ka mate Ka mate (It is death It is death) Ka ora Ka ora (It is life It is life) Ka mate Ka mate (It is death It is death) Ka ora Ka ora (It is life It is life) Tenei Te Tangata Puhuruhuru (This is the hairy man) Nana i tiki mai whakawhiti te ra (Who caused the sun to shine again for me) Upane Upane (Up the ladder Up the ladder) Upane Kaupane (Up to the top) Whiti te ra (The sun shines!)
I hope so. If we loose this one i think there will be a riot back home in N.Z.
we arer so emotionaly attached to the all Blacks winning or losing that it can be very unhealthy at times .
(I think playing at home will only add to the pressure)
so long as we keep players in their position and dont drastically change the team to allow for continuity then we would have the best of chances
all black will probably choke, going to support England no real choice in the matter and having played myself for a fair few years it’s easy to understand!
Most likely (again) lol. Weekend’s match with the Boks was just a trial though. We have 30 players that have to be cut down to 22, so some great guys are gonna miss out.Not exactly a “B” team but Coach Henry basically didn’t give a shit if they lost but was happy at least no tries got through.
The new golden boy, Sonny Bill, is gonna bulldoze a lot of teams but he’s not an A grade player yet. Will be awesome off the bench tho.