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Thank you for sharing this! 😊
I've always loved watching the All Blacks play against the Springboks. I've always found those matches to be special
Thankyou Mr Tim Newman for sharing Great New Zealand All Black tries of the decade 1970s.WOW!!! Great Sport Entertainment.👍👍
Jeez rugger was a great spectacle back then.I can't watch it now
02:00 Kirkpatrick said this try will probably be the one remembered, but the try he considered his most important was the one he scored in the Second Test against the Springboks in 1970, when the All Blacks won by one point.
My uncle is Mark Taylor who scored one of the tries featured. He still lives in the UK after all these years.
Hi,think I went to school with your cousin Angela?Does she live in the UK also?
@@CocoLico-fh5py Ange is my cousin. She lives in Perth not far from her brother Dene who is the same age as me. Small world!
How did nobody drown during the 1975 Eden Park test against Scotland?
They did a quick roll call of the teams after the full time whistle and were relieved to find no one missing.
Thank you for sharing this! 😊
I've always loved watching the All Blacks play against the Springboks. I've always found those matches to be special
Thankyou Mr Tim Newman for sharing Great New Zealand All Black tries of the decade 1970s.WOW!!! Great Sport Entertainment.👍👍
Jeez rugger was a great spectacle back then.
I can't watch it now
02:00 Kirkpatrick said this try will probably be the one remembered, but the try he considered his most important was the one he scored in the Second Test against the Springboks in 1970, when the All Blacks won by one point.
My uncle is Mark Taylor who scored one of the tries featured. He still lives in the UK after all these years.
Hi,think I went to school with your cousin Angela?Does she live in the UK also?
@@CocoLico-fh5py Ange is my cousin. She lives in Perth not far from her brother Dene who is the same age as me. Small world!
How did nobody drown during the 1975 Eden Park test against Scotland?
They did a quick roll call of the teams after the full time whistle and were relieved to find no one missing.