Monday, December 31, 2007
Classic Encounters - Wales vs All Blacks 2004
Near the end of this year we've been covering highlights from the European scene, with the Heineken Cup , French leagues and the UK Domestic competitions and IRB Sevens serving up some quality action. Some fantastic individual tries as well as a few unsavoury incidents have kept us busy, but it's been great fun and we hope you've enjoyed it.
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Seeing as we've covered the good stuff from 2007, here's a look back a little further, to November 2004, when the touring All Blacks met Wales at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.
The game was a classic, with all the intensity and atmosphere accustomed to a meeting of the two nations that both share a huge amount of pride and rugby history.
Joe Rokocoko scored one of the best tries witnessed at the Millennium Stadium yet. The dummy to kick threw the defender off, allowing Smokin Joe to put the foot down and fly away for a great five points.
The game went back and forth, and in the end the All Blacks came out on top 26-25, beating the Welsh by just the solitary point.
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Anonymous November 04, 2009 6:02 am

That dude should be playing soccor, ha ha.
Ps. Roko at his peak, toying with the defence. MAGIC!
Great game, hope we see another like that this weekend :-)
Whippetmania March 02, 2010 9:40 pm

Greetings from Ireland peasants and we'll see you in Croke for a ritual pasting shortly. Eagarly awaiting Gatland's next brain fart sorry "mind game to deflect attention from his pansy players who can't handle the pressure". Ha!
Tui March 12, 2010 3:14 am

PATHETIC effort mate.
Good game though!
cheyanqui April 14, 2010 5:20 pm

Yet no one criticized Muliaina for kicking AFTER?
If the players truly knew the game was over, then he could have just ran for touch, or kicked 5m to his side, instead of kicking upfield, BACK to Welsh hands.
Not sure what my point is, other than consistency from all the critics.
David June 17, 2010 9:27 am

Shame he never really regained the form, Mike Phillips can be a bit predictable sometimes.















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