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Its not really that long tbh and im sure most of the rugby supporters here watched that match.
I'll tell it anyway. The GAA (gaelic athletic assoc. In charge of the 2 irish sports Hurley and Gaelic Football) only wanted croke park to be used for the 2 sports. Lansdowne road is getting refurbished, the Rugby and Football teams needed somewhere to go, appealed for the use of croke park until stadium work complete, they got it.
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For sure.. my fingers are crossed that the same thing doesn't happen. I'm telling you if they do, I will fly my ass over there and kick theirs.
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Yeah, NZ clear favourites with SA a distant second. IMO noone apart from those two capable of winning.
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If we're honest I'd say the only side that can beat the All Blacks is the All Blacks themselves.
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England beat the All Blacks in Wellington just before the 2003 World Cup which said an awful lot.
Them winning certainly wasn't a big surprise for me anyway.
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When England won the WC they were already on the downward spiral that they find themselves in now. They were the best team in the world when they beat the All Blacks. How things have changed lol.
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