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Under-pressure All Blacks’ ‘speed the game up’ campaign rings hollow
The All Blacks want the world to play their way again. The problem is, the Boks worked out years ago that to be successful, they don’t have to.
With nine days to the first Test between the Springboks and All Blacks, the narrative coming from the New Zealand camp is screaming: “Speed the game up.”
There is a suggestion from the All Blacks coaching staff that they are the “saviours” of rugby, that theirs is the only style worth pursuing and that fans, administrators and most importantly, referees, should take the same view.
There is nothing the All Blacks would like more than for rugby to be played like it was in 2015 when they ruled the world with superior skills and superior conditioning.
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The All Blacks want the world to play their way again. The problem is, the Boks worked out years ago that to be successful, they don’t have to.
With nine days to the first Test between the Springboks and All Blacks, the narrative coming from the New Zealand camp is screaming: “Speed the game up.”
There is a suggestion from the All Blacks coaching staff that they are the “saviours” of rugby, that theirs is the only style worth pursuing and that fans, administrators and most importantly, referees, should take the same view.
There is nothing the All Blacks would like more than for rugby to be played like it was in 2015 when they ruled the world with superior skills and superior conditioning.
Under pressure All Blacks’ ‘speed the game up’ campaign rings hollow
The All Blacks want the world to play their way again. The problem is, the Boks worked out years ago that to be successful, they don’t have to.…
