The Greatest Rivalry Preview TEST 3 Ft Bryn Hall
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What is the preview focus for Test Three of the Greatest Rivalry Tour?
Welcome to the Test Three Preview of the Greatest Rivalry Tour and the scene is set. One all, a huge match ahead of us. And to join me to go through it all is the man with one of the greatest rugby IQs in the game and currently the form halfback in the NPC to be fair. Um so it's great to have the big man on. Bryn Hall, welcome mate.
Uh good to be here, mate. Obviously Ben's been um obviously an Ibiza partying with Kimbo. So uh I'm more than happy to be able to try and talk some code with you, Jimmy.
Oh mate, who better to call in than you? Um we've got a bit of a run sheet to get through here, so um we'll start at the top. Big announcement, no flyover this weekend. How good did that set the scene last week?
I was about to say, geez, was he was pretty close to it. Like I thought he was actually gonna crash crash. Like obviously we don't want that to be able to happen, but straight when I saw the fireworks pretty much touching um touching the plane, I was like, shit, that was close. I genuinely thought
it was AIA when I was watching it in the morning, it just looked so artificial. It looked incredible, but and now my algorithms are just full of how close the plane got and everyone talking about it. So mate, I've been right on the flyover.
I'd love to know actually just how close it was. I don't know that the truth in and around how actually close it was, but yeah, like you said,
man. Ten and fifteen meters was um a couple of things I've heard, which is pretty close and uh probably hence why they've cancelled all this It's just been a challenge who can get closer over the last five years or however long they've been doing it. No, longer than that. It was um Journal Omu days, wasn't it?
Oh yeah. You just don't wanna get any closer, right? You don't wanna be that guy or that girl Yeah. To be able to have a Have a little bit of a moment in the headline.
How do the All Blacks’ attacking style compare to South Africa’s set‑piece dominance?
So yeah, we don't want that happening in the world, that's for sure.
Yeah, so that won't be the game this weekend. But what we will be seeing is um definitely some fireworks on the field. And I want to talk about the contrasting styles of footy. We've got the all blacks who are playing their attacking shape, um, really excited on counter and click attack and trying to play. Um, and then we've got South Africa have really gone back to their DNA where their set piece is just immense um collision. Power game round the corner, just winning those collisions.
You've pretty much done the whole review there, Jimmy. I think um Yeah, the big part of it, I think if you do look at probably the first three tries I think they did have, like I think the first three entries out of the five I think they had in the game, they scored and it was pretty much to your point. Line out more, being able to really go forward in that, been able to get us really tight. And just to be honest, there's not a lot of animation, Jimmy. It's pretty much just going through the front door and being able to um get nice and square and get over the advantage line. And pretty much all three of their first tries was a carbon copy of you know, that DNA. I think the one thing we did talk around having a solution on our podcast was around if you do look at maybe there was one try early doors when they were getting around the corner and Cody Taylor, uh that just is an example, been able to be a side tackle.
if you get a side tackle then you just lose that ability to be able to stack the ball and be able to slow down the ball. Um, so you'd have to think that Tams and Tana maybe having a solution around trying to get in front and being able to slow down the ball, which the South Africans do view very well because yeah, like you said, it's as you know, it's bloody hard to get to stop that when they go there over the advantage line with big ball carriers like they have at the moment.
Yeah, it's a fly on effect, eh? Like that first Gary, once it's over the varnish line, they're humming around the corner at pace, it's so hard to now win that collision. And then it's just uh the momentum of that, like three, four phases out, like you're basically over the try line.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the preview focus for Test Three of the Greatest Rivalry Tour?
0:00–1:40
2
How do the All Blacks’ attacking style compare to South Africa’s set‑piece dominance?
1:40–6:32
3
What tactics can the All Blacks use to win the first collision and slow the ball?
6:32–27:43
4
How are the scrum dynamics and ‘walking around’ tactics influencing the game?
27:43–41:11
5
How does the line‑out efficiency affect the All Blacks vs Springboks showdown?
41:11–44:03