1964 Rugby Union Test Match: France vs New Zealand All Blacks (Highlights) 

Sid Going came along in 1967, and then there was the Going or Laidlaw, debate, Laidlaw had the better pass, Going had the better running game, and in South Africa 1970 Earl Kirton made it clear who he would rather play outside of, no surprise it was his Otago team mate. Bryan Williams was of the opinion if Going had of been used at half back, the all blacks would have taken the series. Laidlaw was brutally punched in the head in first test of that series by Frik Du Preez, and just did not seem the same player after that. I believe he was also the NZ high commissioner in Africa, and was the Race Relation Conciliator

@@Rotowhaka Agree super Sid should have played in the rest of the test series against the Boks after coming on and setting up Bee Gees's try in the 1st test. His running game split the Boks defence.