Nigel Yalden

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2,095 appearances 9 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 21 Sep

Nigel Yalden’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 9 in all, peaking in Sep 2026 with 3.

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We've already heard Jason Ryan this morning talking about how it doesn't matter.
They've got to do their job.
And by the way, hat tip to Jason Ryan, because that scrum, super solid, really super solid.
So clearly they've put in some work, and when it does stay –
Straight and square, New Zealand is able to match that Springbok pack.
And so I think it's a good battle.
And that's what I think all rugby people want to see.
They want to see the best in the world battling in all those wonderful key subset and sub-battles within the overall war.
Yeah, someone's going to walk away with their half of the new trophy after this particular game.
But you've got to go back to the improvements South Africa made in a seven-day period, the reduction of the turnovers.
the change in decision-making.
And remember in that second half as well, Sia Kolesi went off.
After, I think it was three minutes, so it was a clear change in approach from Peter Steff, the toy, again, to manage the scoreboard, keep the All Blacks at arm's length, which they were able to do.
Yep, the All Blacks did have a shot, but the game management shows what South Africa were able to do, took their chances.
They were very efficient.
When they had their opportunities to get across the line,
they took him which is what the all blacks did in the first test so now back to the all blacks what are your key lessons that you have to learn well you've got to be better connected with regards to your attack because you did get those long periods of phase play that you want to see in the game you were able to introduce them you were able to work the ball around now you've got to maintain the connection
not get so stressed with the way the south africans were pressuring going outside in and again back the systems that you've got in place which when executed well can get the ball outside of that umbrella defense and you can start working in the wide channels starting to stretch and bend and manipulate the defenses so now it's for me it's about the all blacks
How do they respond?
Where are the key little things that they have highlighted that they can now bring to this third game?
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