Quoting Zeekiel (Reply 49): A great way to start the Grand Slam |
Mmmm. That might come back and bite you.
Good to see that you keep this habit of peaking between World Cups though.

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Quoting KiwiinOz (Reply 53): Much more dominant than I thought |
Quoting Christa (Reply 55): I believe that this NZ team will wipe the floor with the rest of the home nations and have an excellent chance of winning the World Cup in France, 2007. |
Quoting Zeekiel (Reply 56): We have suffered in past World Cup's due to poor planning and preparations. In 2003, it was rather haphazard and we were the best side on paper. In reality our players were very inexperienced compared to Australia in the semi final and did not fight back when they needed to. We beat them in the Bledisloe Cup but took the game for granted. They didn't identify the Australian game plan and ended up paying dearly for it. This team is very different as the team has moulded together quite well. The players at this current point in time are experienced enough with most of them around the 25-30 tests mark. By the time the next World Cup comes around most of them should have about 40-45 tests under belt. Also the core players of the team would have been playing together for the four years together which would help them maintain team cohesion. Cheers Zeekiel |
Quoting Banco (Reply 54): I believe that this NZ team will wipe the floor with the rest of the home nations and have an excellent chance of winning the World Cup in France, 2007. |
Quoting Zeekiel (Reply 56): In 2003, it was rather haphazard and we were the best side on paper |