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All Blacks regularly bursting thro the first tackle.
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SAVEAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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Awesome from ABs
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astonishing try
Retallick stripped the ball to get things going. Not seen a second row have such a great game in ages. |
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great break but looked a very high tackle when aus were attcking
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I foresee an Aussie revival when they are 30+ points down.
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NZ 23-6 after 32min
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it was indeed a high tackle, aus should have had the pen
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all the 1.01 gone 32 minutes in.
23-6 |
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Matched: GBP 403,146
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Ashley-Cooper looked very apprehensive when he took his eyes off the ball and knocked on.
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look at Dane Coles, also having a brilliant game for NZ. Glad the AB's have got hooker sorted for next year. Phew.
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Messam with butter fingers
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The whole front row has shown up well in the loose as well as the day job in the scrum.
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Brilliant 40 from the ABs. Really upped their game this week.
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Messam is the liability in the AB's side but the rest are playing so well it does not really matter. 23-6 H/T and this game is a lot more exciting than last weeks farce.
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shame for crotty having to g0 off prefer him to nonu nowdays
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rettalick is just phenomenal today.
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Brilliant from the All Blacks but Poite is giving Australia no chance at the breakdown
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This will be a cricket score if he doesn't cop on
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Ashley-Cooper hammered by his own player. Ouch
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That was brilliant
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different planet today
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TRY AB's from nowhere. Beautiful backs play.
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Another TRY AB's, this time a forwards effort. Brilliant.
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white flag waved ?
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I cannot believe these are the same two teams that played last week. What a turn around. Hansen must have really lit a rocket under their bottoms.
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raining last week - slippery ball
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I know cruious cat but its the same for both sides. TRY NZ.
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also the ref last week made some bad decisions against the All Blacks - Aussie scrum collapsing unpenalised and they were playing in Australia.
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was that the aforementioned revival ?
 44-13 62 mins |
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the revival continues ...
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44-20
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Brilliant game and glad the Aussies have not just caved in.
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Brodie Retallick is only 23 !
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23.5 h'c in danger ...
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chip kick surly the option there
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All Blacks finish in style with a try after the hooter.
brilliant game 51-20 |
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51-20 F/T Emphatic display.
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Eden Park Rugby History
1913 Rugby comes to the Park, Auckland Rugby built a grandstand 3,000 capacity 1914 First rugby match Ponsonby v City followed later in the season with first representative match Auckland v Canterbury 1921 First international rugby, New Zealand v South Africa, South Africa won 9-5 1930 First Lions tour to Eden Park, New Zealand won 20-13 attended by 45,000 1931 New Zealand v Australia International (first Bledisloe Cup Match), New Zealand won 20-13 1937 New Zealand v South Africa, South Africa won 17-6, attended by 58,000 1950 New Zealand v Lions, New Zealand won 11-8 1956 New Zealand v South Africa, New Zealand won 11-5, attended by record crowds, 63,000 1959 New Zealand v Lions, Lions won 9-6 1963 Springbok Tour 1965 New Zealand v South Africa, New Zealand won 20-3 1969 New Zealand v Wales, New Zealand won 33-12, the first test by a visiting Welsh Rugby team 1971 Lions Tour 1975 New Zealand v Scotland, New Zealand won 24-0, famous for flood conditions 1981 New Zealand v South Africa, New Zealand won 25-22, famous for the four bomb by a Cessna 1987 Inaugural Rugby World Cup, New Zealand v France, New Zealand won 29-9 1993 First Super10 match, Auckland v Western Samoa 1994 Springbok Tour 1994 New Zealand v France, France won 23-20 1996 Super 12 Final, Auckland v Natal, Auckland won 45-21 1997 Super 12 Semi & Final, Auckland v ACT, Auckland won 23-7 2001 Springbok Tour 2005 New Zealand v Lions, New Zealand won final test 38-19 2005 New Zealand v Australia, New Zealand won 34-14 2006 New Zealand v Ireland, New Zealand won 27-17 2006 New Zealand v Australia, New Zealand won 34-27 2007 New Zealand v France, New Zealand won 42-11 2007 New Zealand v Australia, New Zealand won 26-12 2008 New Zealand v England, New Zealand won 37-20 2008 New Zealand v Australia, New Zealand won 39-10 2009 New Zealand v Australia, New Zealand won 22-16 2010 New Zealand v South Africa, New Zealand won 32-12 2011 New Zealand v Australia, New Zealand won 30-14 2011 New Zealand v Tonga (Rugby World Cup), New Zealand won 41-10 2011 New Zealand v France (Rugby World Cup), New Zealand won 37-17 2011 New Zealand v Argentina (Rugby World Cup Quarter-Final), New Zealand won 33-10 2011 New Zealand v Australia (Rugby World Cup Semi-Final), New Zealand won 20-6 2011 New Zealand v France (Rugby World Cup Final), New Zealand won 8-7 2012 New Zealand v Ireland, New Zealand won 42-10 2012 New Zealand v Australia, New Zealand won 22-0 2013 New Zealand v France, New Zealand won 23-13 2013 New Zealand v South Africa, New Zealand won 29-15 France the last country to win (23-20) at Eden Park since when New Zealand have won 21 including today. |