Jamie Wall

Look, I think that we all agree.

And I also think that, strangely enough, I actually think even Steve Lancaster agrees that, look, Mwanga will be in South Africa.

I just feel that that's going to happen, even though the rules are saying that he can't be picked in that squad.

I just kind of feel that come August or September, the way that the cards are going to fall, that that guy will go.

And if Dave Rooney's already penciled him in here and said he wants to pick him for that game, that means he's uppermost in the coach's mind.

A couple of other things, mate, that the coach said as well.

Jamie, he said the first All Black side that he's going to name, don't expect too many changes.

And this hasn't been widely reported.

And, you know, I think we...

To me, it makes a lot of sense because you're looking at Super Rugby at the moment.

The other thing he did say about it, as I mentioned earlier, is that he's not interested in flashy highlight play.

And he said that a lot of commentators, and he's not talking about TV commentators, but a lot of people talking about the game, look at what we see in Super Rugby.

It becomes an Instagram post.

All of a sudden, here's a guy doing three amazing things.

Pick him in the All Blacks.

And he said he's not interested in that.

What he's looking at when he's watching players, as you heard the other day, is completely different.

All right, team, listen up.

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