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Players played well but the less said about that ref the better. Congratulations Australia.

Guinea?

@@bremCZ he meant Genia

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They are safer for players

bro you should research a little more before you start making comments like that. I guess in your eyes it looks like a haka is supposed to scare people and have connotations towards killing. It doesn't. It's a cultural dance. It's a personal statement. When you do a haka, you're not doing it for everyone on your team, and you're certainly not doing it for the people you're facing. We do it for ourselves. We do it to show we are brave, that we have the guts to take on whatever is threatening us, that we are ready to die in order to fight and protect our village, our friends, our family, our region, and if it comes to it, our country. Each and every person that does a haka, is saying "I am ready." There are literally hundreds of haka's. Please research our culture, our pride in the way we do things. We have harmony, we have peace, we have art, and we are advanced when its comes to agriculture and marine sustainability. Plus more. We dance and sing to ward off many different things we understand and don't understand. We forced the British to stop fighting, even though they had their gun powder, their navy and their infantry. If you are scared a little by the dance, it means that the person or people have invigorated the correct response. It's supposed to be threatening, but it does not say I am going to kill you. It's simply saying, I am ready to die defending what I love. If this message makes you change just a little bit, then my job is done. To mention bullets and guns to take down people that are simply dancing in front of you ... ... needs emending. Peace bro. Hunt for food sure, otherwise keep your guns out of it.

@@rugbybubblebryce1958 You are mistaken in your idea of the HAKA...it IS meant to threaten, it DOES mean to kill...it is NOT a dance, and if you truly think it is, as you obviously do, YOU MUST NOT BE a MAORI, not with those ideas on HAKA, "Dancing" really, REALLY!!!

@@rugbybubblebryce1958 Okay i'm an Aussie but seeing the replies and the comments are disgusting, like just an utter disgrace.

Or just let Reece Hodge take em ;-)

Richard B haha fuck up you whinging loser lol

xxr0wdyxx we didn’t lose

Steven M yeah i know.. so congrats on a dead rubber game lol

Talking about your own team dip stick, kiwis don’t need to cheat they’re so good, you idiots had to hire a kiwi coach , pathetic.😮😮🎉

AB's don't cheat

handgags at 5 paces LOL

Stuff you you can't play

chicago 40-29 awesome.!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How do they cheat exactly? I know they test the refs early to see what they can get away with but surely that’s just rugby smarts.

+akea82, the best way I can explain it is like when someone goes shoplifting they know its stealing but they check for security cameras check when the staff arn't looking then stuff lots of goodies down their pants and in their socks then buy a lollypop on the way out and bingo its not stealing because you bought something right and the the other stuff was just using your smarts or to put it another way playing on the edge of the law and not getting caught, Hope that helps clear up a few vagaries for you.

Richard B yeah that’s clear as crystal. Although I’d suggest the shop owner hires better security, or in this case we need better refs. It’s not uncommon at all to test the refs in any sport. Soccer jumps to mind immediately.

Hope you're right

Ralf Laurence. The northern hemisphere in particular is really making up ground fast. Scotland Ireland England and Wales. It will not be a case of New Zealand playing poorly, rather a more even playing field. Also need the springboks to start firing again

Akea82 We saw this on the weekend against the wallabies. They played a much smarter game. With that being said the wallabies attack is unreal but they need to learn how to retain possession.

Ralf Laurence agree completely. Ireland shut out Folau and nulled pocock at the breakdown. Ball retention was impressive. I’m thinking Ireland for the decider but I hope I’m wrong.

akea82 I hope you're wrong too, but with Phipps at halfback and the never ending shadow of Bernard Foley as well as the likes of Simmons & Hannigan on the bench the odds are stacked against us.