Will (host)
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Hello everybody, welcome to the Indoor Sport Podcast.
Will here and today we are reflecting on New Zealand 40, Ireland 21, the All Blacks.
Unbeaten run at Eden Park extends to a 53rd game and in truth Andy Farriside never really threatened ending it.
Delighted to be joined today by Armand Eden Park, Keane Tracy.
Keane, how are you?
Yeah, you're right.
Fitting that the sky is open after that.
There's a lot to ponder.
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Keane, I'd be very interested in your appraisal of how that unfolded from your perspective.
You know, a big talking point coming into the game that we discussed in our preview was like, this would be a good test of where Ireland are at in the global pecking order.
If France and South Africa appear to be the top two, where do Ireland match up?
Because the two November games, although Ireland had lost in the last two years, there was a sense that maybe they were undercooked, so this would be a better read on it.
And if that was what we were going into it to look at, they were a good bit off New Zealand.
What was your verdict on what unfolded?
You say uncharacteristic errors, but for me, they've become characteristic errors whenever Ireland have had to raise their game in the last couple of years.
Like, if you take Kieran Frawley's drop goal against South Africa two summers ago, since then, Ireland have played New Zealand three times, France twice, and South Africa once, and they've lost by double digits in all six games.
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