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Welsh dude here. Hell of a game today. Congrats to New Zealand for getting another win in and even bigger props to Scotland for showing us how to bring the fight to the All Blacks, they could teach us a thing or two. I was screaming at my tv with joy when Scotland got their 2nd try in.
Me too, from New Zealand. This blissful Autumn Series, the last 2 years internationally, and Rugby has become stunning entertainment with wins by Italy and Ireland, the French over the Boks, so many games have changed the picture of AB and Australian and Bok dominance in my opinion. Certainly glad I do not gamble....
@@jaydubb83 lmao they are literally third in world rankings and can beat ireland and france so there definetly one of the best as anybody in the top 8 can beat eachother!!! But your team tonga are pure garbage
@@lukemcadie5106 ...."bloody good" is not good enough, that is average for the All Blacks who were for decades the innovators in world rugby and strived constantly for excellence. They are being made to look average because whilst they certainly have the players they do not have a NZ Rugby board or a coach who strives for excellence. They will get thoroughly thrashed bothe next week by England and certainly at next year's RWC
Ireland fan here. It’s hard to say for sure whether he meant to do it, but I feel with these (unless it’s really blatant), that they shouldn’t be handing out yellow cards for knock ons when they’re part of tackles. I didn’t see the game live, but looking at these highlights it seems that that sin binning allowed NZ back into the game. Harsh for Scotland to have effectively lost the match due to that one incident.
@@arrongoodwin3339 isn't funny how arguably our best performance all season (Game 1 v Ireland) Fozzie wasn't involved all week because he had covid, then we lose 3 in a row when he's back
@@tylerq-b3001 ,that says it all in the meantime the best coach in NZ Razor beats the NZ XV who smashed the Ireland XV last week with a team from all over the place and with very little time the Barbarians.
Digging deep yet again, talent determination and resilience, proud of you All Blacks. Credit to teams that push each other to levels that make this game great. Well done Scotland you did yourselves and your fellow rugby supporting country proud as well.👍
old mate "TJ" changed the momentum for the all blacks when he came on the field ,what a legend ,top effort by Scotland and a solid win by the all blacks.
I agree christie is way too slow to feed the ball he also did the same against japan. Also there were a lot of times where he just stood there at the breakdown instead of clearing which caused a few turnovers smh
not trying to be a dick but you've been saying that for 22 years and little has changed the biggest problem Scotland has is consistency yea they can get wins here and there but since the turn of the millennium their combined record against the big country's of Rugby Italy obviously is not counted their record is 39-120-2 yea really really poor
Good to see Telea in there and scoring a double.. Been a fan since he started playing for Auckland, very deceiving for his slight frame, strong, slippery and very difficult dude to tackle.. Good game Scotland, big fan of the great Gavin Hastings, and the great white shark John Jeffrey 🇳🇿🏴 👍🏾❤️
Thanks for the game All Blacks, the wait for a victory against NZ continues. Feared the worst after the two early tries but really took the game to NZ, usual story lots of fight but not clinical enough. Not a vintage NZ team but their back row were the difference.
Hey man as a Kiwi I think you guys have come so far and look Ireland and Argentina were in the same boat now they have a handful of victories over the AB’s it will happen in time
@@joshmills9674 It's pretty obvious he was on his feet and that the ball wasn't immediately protected by Scotland, so the question you need to ask yourself is, how did Scotland keep losing the breakdown battle?
If it wasn't Savea positioned there, it would've been Papalii doing the exact same thing, except he was stuck in the ruck that time lol. Best 7 & 8 combo IMO.
Avec les équipes du nord qui jouent désormais d'égal à à égal avec les nations du sud, la prochaine Coupe du Monde promet d'être extraordinaire. Et le vainqueur pourra être particulièrement fier, car les performances devront être multipliées. Il faudra se méfier de tout le monde. Quel pied !
We won, but not pretty. B.B. had a shocker, along with several others. Criminal naming Perofeta and putting him in again with seconds on the clock. Talk about man mismanagement.
One day Scotland will start to believe in themselves and they could do anything. Even the most devoted Scottish fans dont expect them to hold on to a lead.
Fair play to New Zealand, their appetite for the fight can never be questioned. Still not wholly convinced they're on the way back to the top but there are green shoots for sure.
I'm seeing some signs of promise, but kind of difficult to tell. The biggest thing I like about the recent all blacks is they've gone back to muscling up in the forwards. Hansen was guilty of developing a team that became all about flashy, high risk back play and our forwards were looking rather flakey post 2016.
@@johnross8667 The test against England will be informative. England are obviously gearing up for a huge effort. How NZ fair in the face of that will tell us a lot.
Scotland are a really good side, love what they are doing. Big breaks, classy side. NZ did an amazing job defending on the line, the world's best keep off our line and turn the ball. We've seen this a lot from NZ and Papalii'i is more than likely a major part of that. All the players from NZ and Scotland, good luck.
Not including Jordan, Telea has done more in one match than the other wingers in 1 International season. Our back 3 should be Jordan, Telea and one other. Reiko n Jordie in the middle and Beaudy off the bench.
Kiwis tried to hand us a historic victory on a plate with the amount of penalties they conceded and in typical Scottish fashion we refused to take it. Three penalties against us 1ft from the try line hurt but the game was there to be taken
Our loose forwards really muscled up at the breakdown. Many turnovers and turnover penalties cause of Ardie and Dalton n Co. We have really improved in our forward pack since Irelabd series. Just need our backs to click...
I thought they were gonna keep Jordie at 12 for a bit? Next i see him at 15? Wasn't that supposed to be Beauden? Why is he 10? Where's Mo'unga? I get giving time to new guys, but moving around the same guys doesn't seem to add much.
Good they didn't put him on early.. game was too tight to risk too many debuts.. look at the Wallabies loss to Italy.. just happy to get the win.. only england to go
Definitely, A: ref should have handed scrum to scotland for getting in their way. And B: the ball clearly bounced out of the way, both players missed it.
@@TheEditorHarry The ball had not bounced away before Hogg was tackled. Any time the last defensive player is behind the attacking player it will be a penalty try. It doesn't matter that the ball bounced away, it hadn't done so at the time Hogg was tackled. I bet you would have claimed it was a try if it was the All Blacks who had scored.
@@Carlo42 "The ball had not bounced away before Hogg was tackled" It is absolutely clear from the replay that the ball most certainly did bounce sharply to the left before contact from ALB. "Any time the last defensive player is behind the attacking player it will be a penalty try." Where is this from? You are simply making it up. There is a simple question the referee has to ask himself. But for the infringement by ALB would Hogg probably have scored? It's just silly to say that the bounce of the ball didn't matter. It did actually happen and it happened before the infringement. If the ball had not kicked to the left it was a much simpler decision.
Thought this would be a hiding after 10 mins but Scotland played really well. Papali'i has to stay at 7. He brings more than Cane and Whitelock is a better captain so there's really no place for him on the team. Maybe his experience for world Cup would help, who knows.
@@joedennehy386 No, based on the entire tenure of captaincy, where no obvious plan B was made when things start going awry, no obvious form to speak of, and more importantly, no obvious reason as to why he should be captain above other candidates. Being McCaw's understudy, you would've thought he had picked up a thing or two, but no one's seen evidence of such. Unlike the incumbent captain, Buck's record was unblemished. But we all know Cane is staying, so my points are all redundant.
@@joedennehy386 not based on 2 games. He hasn't played well for a long time. Papali'i showed he's ready. Need to give him a chance instead of sticking with dead weight.
Got away with one there. The Scots were much better than the Welsh but we didn't help ourselves with the selections. Arguably last weeks team was the strongest we've fielded all year.
Hopefully that's the last we'll see of Havili in a black jersey. I think Jordie is a great fit for 12 and this game should have given ALB some match fitness for him to get the 13 jersey. They'd make a great centre pairing.
Both you numb skulls are dreaming! "Injury pending" *REEKS* is now the main stay *Center* like Umaga and Nonu before him, he is also *versatile* n can be used on the wing if needed. He has versatility, speed, size and youth over ALB. ALB will need a serious injury too Reeks or Jordie and currently at best he'll probably come *off the bench* to be used for his *defense* come W.C Q.F's and Semi's. Comeback in 12 months post W.C bet I'm more right than you two dummies! 😂
I love the way you commentators have finally got the pronunciation of the Island Boys names down correctly. It makes so much difference to the way we the indigenous people embrace your commentary. So well done Justin Marshall and company I’m very proud of you. 💕💕❤️❤️💝🌹🌹🙏🏻🙏🏻Thank you guys.
Penalties heavily favoured the attacking side, I don't know why Beauden kept kicking, call on your Hurricanes roots and hold onto the ball and run. TJ and Telea the clear pick of the backs.
Entertaining and competitive game. Congrats to the ABs for the win. Scotland will be pleased with the amount of chances they made, but disappointed they didn't take more of them and on missing out on what would have been a famous win.
Nz have won far more games than they deserve to this year. Good to see the smaller team giving them a run for their money. Scotland very unlucky not to get the win. Just a few small things not going their way
@@ABC-dw7pe How does that relate to my comment about good sportsmanship? Your comment reads like a comment written just for the sake of commenting on a comment.
Respect to Scotland for a great fight. However, as a Kiwi it's comforting to know that even with all their foreign talent, playing on home soil, & leading for most of the game, Scotland still cannot beat the All Blacks. Some poor kicking decisions & execution, & ill discipline let NZ down, but the bench was able to turn things around. Stand outs for me were TJ & Papali'i. Scott & Jordie B' were solid & made an impact. Clarke was never really given the space to shine, but still gave NZ some much needed "go-forward" ball. Mark Telea had a dream debut. I expect we will be seeing much more of him. On a different note - It continues to piss me off how in the North, jacklers are allowed a hand on the ground, while in the South this is illegal. One rule for the South, a different rule for the North. I'm not having a go at the Ref's (they do a stellar job) & you cant blame the players for playing to the Ref. World Rugby is to blame for their inaction & complacency regarding this. You don't have this North / South inconsistancy with any other sport, & Rugby is the same game with the same rules in both hemisphere's, so why should this inconsistency be tolerated...? As Rugby's governing body, World Rugby needs to act, & ensure that refereeing is consistent across both hemisphere's.
@@sox7784 Yes - according to our interprretation of the rules Scotland DID get away with murder. However, I have no issue with the Irish Ref' - he simply reff'ed as they normally do in the North. Apart from missing one obvious penalty by Scotland at the breakdown, the Ref' was consistent & fair throughout the game & did a decent job.
thats why the NH teams always have a NH ref when playing abs up north or even in nz now - any advantage over the abs they will take - the irish ref today was fair and played to NH rules - i prefer him to barnes any day - - as the commentators said the abs have to adapt to NH rules - i dont understand why the rules are different - rules of play should be the same globally
Geordie Barrett kicked really well today but it looked like Clark mistimed his tackle on Darcy Graham for Scotland's 2nd try, the AB's looked out of synch although part of that was down to how well Scotland were playing, luckily the subs came on to save the day.
You could be mistaken for a South Africa fan. No need. Show some respect and dignity like your countrymen who have posted comments. Or switch allegiance to South Africa ( you will be welcome there) and do your country a favour.
All Blacks cruise to another victory. Despite some early mistakes, ABs held firm with the quality bench finishing the job comfortably in the end. ABs are building nicely for World Cup. So much depth NZ rugby 🏉 ❤
I wouldn't call an 8 point victory likely only because of a VERY harsh yellow card over one of the worst NH teams building nicely. AB's were once again, very lucky to get away with the win here. If this was an 8 point win over England, France or Ireland sure you take that, but it's Scotland, we should be putting 20-30 on these guys.
Wow. ABs dunnit NZAC style! Determined not to be the first to lose to Scotland, they had to do it the hard way. A profound lesson on how games at this level can turn on a pinhead. No matter what happens in their campaign from here, this game was a turning point for team psychology, morale, and grit. The steel was forged here. ALB's incredible attempt to stop that try was a highlight for me. Unlucky not to make the save of the year, unlucky to get yellowed, but lucky we got the slow-mo video showing just how elite the effort was. Also a brilliant first cap for Mark Talea. I'm as proud as I could be of AB spirit. A magnificent team effort.
Hard to watch from a Kiwi perspective because players had way too many handling errors and displayed lack of discipline. Yes they won it but the performance was kind of disappointing. Few players clearly demonstrated that they don't belong to AB's A Side. Hope that Fozzy paid attention and will select accordingly next year for the Rugby Worldcup.
Don't usually comment and have been a huge All Blacks supporter for a long long time, but I think Scotland was hard done by the refereeing here. I think a lot of the defensive penalties that favored the AB's at the breakdown were pretty easy to call as no clear release or should've been called as hands in the ruck or late attempts. I know it's split second decision making for the referee to call those things at breakdowns, but the rules revolving stealing the ball at the breakdown seemed really inconsistently enforced. I think this is an issue across all rugby and maybe the rules need to be refined to be clearer, because a lot of international games are being decided at the breakdown it seems. It just happens too often I see two cases of nearly identical steal attempts get called completely differently, and I think the players realize this too so it's leading to them just taking the risk cause who knows if they'll call what you're doing illegal. Great showing from both teams, but I feel the Scots got unlucky to not pull off a win here.
The margin between the teams are still big enough now as it was over 20 years ago. The AB's had a couple of decades of total dominance, recently. Now the margin is back as it was during the 90s and 00s. Nothing to be embarrassed about. Still a team to be feared now as it is then.
A great occasion at Muuryfield this morning (NZ time) and a clinical display of rugby by the All Blacks.. Yes the Scots played well but the ABs helped their efforts by gifting them 14 points early in the game. Under the pump right after half time when Scotland went ahead with a great try, the All Blacks went to work and ground their way back into winnable position. The bench, once again playing a pivotal role for the ABs to extend the misery of the Scottish home crowd as they put this game to bed in the dying minutes.. An odd decision right at the very end by Captain Whitelock to order the last penalty to be.kicked out to end.the game, when another 3 points were easily available from a handy position on field.. but still a clinical display of "never say die" rugby by the mighty All Blacks.. Looking forward to meeting the English next week..
Were we watching the same game ? I'm a kiwi and even I can see that the only reason the AB's were still in the game was the indiscipline of the Scots . 3 TIMES they threw us a lifeline . And you try to rub it in ? Quote "extend the misery of the Scottish home crowd "unquote . Really ? Perhaps another angle would be to say that we got a huge help from their indiscipline , and were very , very lucky . I don't want to call you one eyed , but if the shoe fits......
@@Tokoa144 Yeah , you're right . Just enjoy because we'll never agree ! I love the AB's but I won't try to sugarcoat what was really a sub standard performance (in my view ). We must do much better , and I'm convinced we will . Have a great day !!
I think you could count on one hand the number of times the AB's have conceded more than 20 consecutive points before. Great play from Scotland. Long periods of very average play from NZ, but I don't want to take anything away from Scotland.
Something utterly wrong with the ABs attack ...no creativity, slow, predictable as hell...just pass to a player to run directly into the opposite number than passing into space.
Poor effort from the lads for the 1st 60min. TJ made the difference & reclaimed what he deserves. Very close to losing it. A lot of work before the England test
We’re really poor at the minute. If the ABs can keep up that ruck speed they showed against Wales, it’s all over. England and Wales are on a par at the moment in my opinion.
Excellent game from Scotland. They showed heaps of class, but its an 80 min game, and this is where the ABs have been so good over the years. Glad there wasn't a Blow Out in the last quarter as the score reflects the quality of the Scottish performance.
Christie looked out of his depth. He'll get there, but, "No the now". Another 'W' for the most successful Southern Hemisphere Autumn touring side. A sub-concious focus on the English threat may have been in the back of some minds causing moments of un-solicited less than desirable play. BB had a shocker. The bar Must be raised and cleared easily in the training period leading up to the Twickenham clash, which it will be, I think.
Telea can actually beat defenders compared 2 Reece and jordan that get set up by players inside them he finally got his shot and looked good as well shot mark 👌🏿 massey mafia
What an opportunity to put that record to bed shocking start but far the better side for long parts of the match so frustrating bitterly disappointed great performance from the team showing they can compete with the best in the world aghhhhhhh it could have been so different
Interesting game to watch; think Foster got his tactics wrong by going for a kicking game when his forward pack is growing more dominant, it clearly didn't pay off kicking straight back to the Scots when Hogg, VDM and Graham are solid high ball players, yet that was still the call throughout, meaning Beaudy's running game was completely unused, stripping a lot of his danger. Havili contributed little again, his kicking game lacklustre and has gone back to being just an average 12. With ALB off form as well, and Clarke continuing to be as easily shut down as a 90s computer, the backs just didn't show up. Telea was bright on debut and should snatch a spot from Reece in the 23 based on this performance. Jordie again solid at fullback and fully cementing his position as the backup goal kicker. Christie just not fast enough or aggressive enough to give the backs an edge. Forwards wise, Papalii surely owns the 7 jersey, and Savea phenomenal as always. Akira again a half-half performance, don't know if he or Frizell would be better really. Locks solid, that's never been the worry for NZ, and front row did decently, with Taukei 'aho just brilliant. For me the kicking game was a misjudgement, so was the game management. What have we learned? Use Beauden Barrett to organize a ball-in-hand running game, not a kicking game. Using Havili to run the kicking game is not good enough. The forward pack is starting to really click, so cohesion in midfield and a better running game will take it to the next level. Right now the backs for the England match should read: Smith-Mo'unga-Clarke-ALB-Rieko-Telea-Jordie Beauden's greatest asset against a tough team like England is his creativity and pace with ball in hand, so he needs to come off the bench in the second half to stretch a tiring England defence, especially if Mo'unga has failed to organize a successful attack. In this case then Perofeta off the bench to play with Barrett at fullback, so Jordie can shift to 12 and offer more explosiveness. This is a high-risk move of course, and would be my workaround for if England boss the first half. If not, trust Jordie at 15 to handle England's kicking game, then ALB to find the space for Rieko to strike.
