What Went Wrong With the All Blacks Attack in Cape Town?
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Why did the All Blacks' attack falter against the Stormers in Cape Town?
I do have an issue with that.
Seven penalties in like fifteen minutes. Whose stocks went up in Cape Town? In that first five minutes I was like shit, we're on here.
It's weird 'cause I haven't seen it being an issue for s so long.
Coming to you from Rugby's greatest fortress, New Zealand's National Stadium, Eden Park, is the Alteror Rugby Park. Kyoto, and welcome to another Altero rugby pod where we will dive deep into how the All Blacks went against the Stormers. Where will the Springboks see issues? How can the All Blacks improve and where and which players increase their stock so they can have a shot at test rugby? We'll look at that and how the Spring Balls went and who's gonna feature in their test side after what we saw against Argentina, a performance that wasn't necessarily. For the ages. So please stay tuned to all our Ted Oral Rugby Pod channels through this week as we look forward to the Bulls and the Sharks games at Altaro Rugby Pod Official.
That's YouTube, that's across our social channels as well as an audio pod. Make sure you catch us on stuff.co.nz and you can get us at rugby pass as well as those lovely stats. And make sure you send us an email, a rp at fandommedia.co.com. And we'll get you in the drawer for the Athletic questions of the week. And if you're coming to Eden Park, make sure you do so in November for Robbie Williams. In November is going to be a big old concert. Right, lads. What do we make of it? What can you take out of it, Jip? Like, it's a different team, it's gonna change again this week. What does it mean when we get to the test?
Does it mean anything? Oh look, I think some guys um did themselves some some justice and probably some guys impacted their ability to get into the test, but I suppose it's just the way it is. I mean there was so much hype, there was so much going on for them in Cape Town that week leading, you know, like there's probably not the same sort of edge, you know, like because they were getting pulled and and uh and I think it's always the way when you go to Africa the first week's always. most challenging. They got the result. Uh was it perfect? No. But I think it was just the perfect timing of a little hey guys, we're we're here, uh th these teams mean business and and we've got a test match coming up and preparation, everything needs to be paramount and the other stuff can come once we've ticked all that off.
I think giving away seven penalties after that first five minutes. Up in that first five minutes I was like shit we're on here, like because we probably saw in that June series really good high tempo, great offload, good breakdown work and been able to score that first try. But then after that, seven penalties in like fifteen minutes, fifteen and twenty minutes and two yellow cards. Like and we know how difficult that is, like to play with thirteen men and giving away those kind of penalties. Um so the discipline issues, sixteen penalties is gonna be a big factor and like look The line out more as well, Jipper, but you can probably speak a little bit more on it, but the defensive issues and probably the frailties and probably the the questions that the stormers did ask us.
Probably one thing that Jason Ryan and that coaching group, Neil Barnes will be pretty hard on those boys.
It's weird 'cause I haven't seen that being an issue for s so long. Yeah. Um, and yeah, I just think timing and and going in ones and twos and almost um, you know, pushing them round corners. I think it's an easy fix. Like it'll be it'll be really clear to them. I I I suppose like the positive I took out of it is, man, even when we're down so many players, our defence looked good, man. Like we looked, you know, real dominant in the collisions. We were looking to like hit and stick and drive bodies back, get time in the tackle. So there were aspects, although we put ourselves under pressure through discipline, we found ways out of it, which I think isn't a bad thing to learn, especially in that um sort of arena, because there'll be times like you look at that test we played South Africa before the World Cup, similar thing in that twenty minutes.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why did the All Blacks' attack falter against the Stormers in Cape Town?
0:00–9:10
2
How did discipline issues and penalties affect the All Blacks' performance?
9:10–15:39
3
What tactical adjustments did the All Blacks make to improve their breakdown and depth?
15:39–21:23
4
Why are refereeing and TMO decisions a point of contention in modern rugby?
21:23–26:27
5
What lessons can the All Blacks take from Argentina's defensive performance?
26:27–33:38
6
How might the upcoming Springbok test series be influenced by recent match insights?
33:38–40:18
7
What impact have Les Kiss and new player selections had on Australia's test prospects?
40:18–46:32
8
What are the predictions for the All Blacks and Springboks in the upcoming tests?
46:32–51:58
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