Brad Weber

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Aotearoa Rugby Pod · Inside France & Rennie's All Blacks | What Decides The Test · 29 Jun 2026 podcast

Do you know what I mean?

So you could do him at 15, but I just think with the way he has performed, you've got Cam Roygoud and you've got Geordie Barrett, possibly Billy Proctor and maybe a Hurricanes winger in that setup.

Do you know what I mean?

So I'll keep him there.

He'd played a lot of 12 for the Crusaders and for the All Blacks.

as tens if you've got quality inside and outside you and your four picks been able to go really well with what we saw at the Hurricanes you get the best version of yourself it doesn't matter how young you are or experienced you are if your forwards aren't giving you that platform it doesn't matter how good you are do you know what I mean so there's going to be that big emphasis on that forward pack to be able to give them the right ball and hopefully to the extent of what the Hurricanes were because we saw the best version of Reuben Love but I guess these are all the questions that we want to see right we've talked about a lot we're hoping this we're going to see a little bit of a sprinkling of the Hurricanes DNF how they did play but

I just think there's enough there for Ruben with Cam, Jordy being there, that it's the best opportunity for him now to have a crack before we go to Saturday.

We talked about them at the start of the Six Nations because they were on a winning run.

I don't know how many they had in a row before they obviously exploded in the Six Nations.

But you look at that last game against the French and you're just like, man, if they can put that together, they have their DNA of going to set-piece and have the kicking game territory-wise, not playing out of their half.

But man, if they can...

hold on to the ball, win collisions.

Because when they are doing that, they ask a lot of questions around their attack to score the amount of points they do.

But it's always kind of been the thing with England.

They're either one way or they're the other way.

And they just can't mix it.

I've been able to have the pressure and contestable game mixed in with the all-out attacking flare that we saw against the French.

So just be interested to see if they continue to keep evolving that through the selections of who they're going to have there.

It brings back a little bit of PTSD, but like that second test match in Wellington, when they lost that first game at Eden Park, there's a big talk around obviously being in Eden Park and they came here with the mindset to try and beat us at Eden Park.

Then the next week we see the selection change in all of them.

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