What The All Blacks Need To FIX To Beat South Africa In The World Cup | Harry Jones
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What was the outcome of the All Blacks vs Springboks four‑test series?
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Harry Jones from The Liquor Pod about to join us, ladies and gentlemen. Just a little disclaimer on this. Recorded this morning. and there are some expletives, okay? So I'm not going to delete them out, and I'm not going to beep over them. Harry is very effervescent, very exuberant. We're talking about the four-test series, first time that we've spoken since I came back from South Africa. So there's a few words in there, a few choice F-bombs and things, okay? Just to let you know, okay, just in case. As well as... that the Baltimore Communications Department struck again during this interview. And so there's a few freeze frames and a few bits where, thank you technology, we couldn't get it to... okay so just there's a disclaimer okay bear with us it's well worth a watch and a listen to this the way that he explains towards the end of the interview everything about the way that the box played us and what us all blacks gonna have to do to be able to counter what they're doing uh really insightful and also his thoughts and his eyes on what he saw watching trainings and captains runs and that yeah it is really eye-opening enjoy and as always leave us a comment
DSPN and courtesy of, as always, HBO Max, no killer, no filler. We are continuing rugby's greatest rivalry. We are doing the big post-match mortem of all four tests and spending a whole week doing it. There's so much more to talk about. Harry Jones joins us, me old mate. And I want to celebrate rugby to start with, people. Four test matches, four high-quality, big-time, brutal test matches, high-octane and high-tempo, brilliant tries, crushing power displays, packed houses, singing, chanting fans. You've got to get with it. Fans on fans outside the ground, mixing, mingling, having so much fun, pre-match, post-match, Rossi versus Rennie, the drama around that. Media sulks, spats and spitting tacks. Enormous engagement.
You tell me that rugby is not in a great place. And you know what, Harry? I'm saying you're not looking in the right place.
Listen, man, if you're going to have a series, and you're a big fan of the NBA, and it's going to stretch, you know, seven games, best of seven, so you might have four straight, and you're going from this to that to the city, and you're having these calls, Ashes, cricket's sort of ultimate grudge match. If you're going to have the Thriller in Manila, and you have a three-fight trilogy, By the end, you're all insane. Basically, the design of the system is to make us all hate each other, hyper focus on the stud of a boot in the heel in the grass to say the brake foot wasn't entirely braked. We're all going to be studying about things we have no idea about. And then one or two days later, we had this delightful sense of like,
okay it was pretty brilliant yeah that whole thing yeah win or lose yeah uh it's like the lions going to australia and suddenly every aussie was a rock expert and was talking about jack morgan's cleaning they didn't know about cleaning no and so we're all the same way and i think it's great
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What was the outcome of the All Blacks vs Springboks four‑test series?
0:00–7:08
2
How did the coaching duel between Rassie Erasmus and Dave Rennie influence the series?
7:08–13:29
3
Why did South Africa’s forward‑pack physical power dominate the tests?
13:29–18:59
4
What fine‑margin moments decided the series for the Springboks?
18:59–24:51
5
Which set‑piece weaknesses did the All Blacks expose?
24:51–30:54
6
How did the All Blacks’ power deficit affect their performance?
30:54–36:48
7
What leadership changes does Harry Jones suggest for the All Blacks?
36:48–41:21
8
What must the All Blacks fix before the next World Cup?
41:21–46:13
Speakers
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