John Day

I keep going back to a situation we had years ago where I think the Crusaders had the four best first fives in the country or something and they're all sitting there.

And I can understand the selfishness of a super rugby coach because your job is on the line if you don't actually perform.

But you imagine a draft every year where all of a sudden names like this are available and then the other teams can come and get them.

It'd be a day in the calendar that you'd all look forward to and everyone would be sitting around.

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Love versus McKenzie.

I didn't have this on the list, but I don't know why all of a sudden it's just sprung into mind.

A couple of weeks ago, I think on this program, if it wasn't last week, we were saying hand Ruben Love the keys straight away.

I think that was us.

I think the two versus one, I think we tried to win that one.

Mark, I'm not saying that I've changed my mind on this, but I think that that game on the weekend certainly gave us another perspective.