Sunday, September 16, 2012
The All Blacks remain undefeated with Dunedin win over the Springboks
The All Blacks and Springboks battled it out in Dunedin yesterday, with the hosts taking their opportunities to come out on top and remain undefeated. Here are some highlights from the game. Better quality highlights will replace these soon, and we'll have more in the next few days.
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Posted at 10:46 am | 12 comments
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Number11 September 16, 2012 12:02 pm
Greyling was the All Blacks' best player in that one
moddeur September 16, 2012 12:26 pm
Agreed, Greyling enters the field as a replacement ... and immediately costs the Boks 3 points. A bit later, he gets sent off with a yellow. Back on the field, he knocks the ball in a lineout that the Boks steal from the Blacks 5m from the Blacks' try line. Just after that, he costs his team another 3 points. I was thinking to myself that he was either very dumb, very young, or very corrupt. Probably a combination of the first two?
rememberthemer September 16, 2012 2:17 pm
You forgot to mention that when Aaron Smith scored, it was Greyling who missed the tackle at the ruck.
Guy September 16, 2012 1:17 pm
I almost feel sorry for him. He will be roasted in the SA media. He did show an effective combination of thuggery, foolishness and naivity though.
I did not see the whole match but McCaw seemed to be everywhere again. It seems almost supernatural with 110 caps under his belt. He seems as fresh as ever.
I did not see the whole match but McCaw seemed to be everywhere again. It seems almost supernatural with 110 caps under his belt. He seems as fresh as ever.
Deelman September 16, 2012 6:35 pm
Would love to see a better clip of Habana's try.
Mart September 17, 2012 4:58 am
How dare anyone clear out McCaw aggressively!?!
Jeri September 17, 2012 7:26 am
Habana's try was class, looking forward to it in the next Play of the Week
katman September 17, 2012 8:34 am
How the Boks cocked that up is just baffling. Aside from the multiple Greyling brainfarts (hopefully that's his Bok career down the toilet), there were so many other opportunities to make the AB's pay, that were simply butchered. This will go down as a bad miss.
Well done to the Kiwis though. They don't seem to need dozens of visits to the opponents' 22 - they just know what to do when they get there. Aaron Smith is a real quality scrumhalf. Hope to see more of him than Piri Wepu for the rest of the competition.
Well done to the Kiwis though. They don't seem to need dozens of visits to the opponents' 22 - they just know what to do when they get there. Aaron Smith is a real quality scrumhalf. Hope to see more of him than Piri Wepu for the rest of the competition.
Andy September 17, 2012 9:27 am
Watch the ball from the AB penalty at 4:10... Knocks some bloke over!
BoksKick September 20, 2012 1:25 pm
Does Ruan Pienaar not know the meaning of the words quick ball or something? He always takes an eternity to get it out, allowing the opposition to regroup - taking momentum away from the bok backs. Before any of you blame Meyer for this style, he has done this for years. How he keeps getting selected, I will never understand.
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