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Category Archives: Tri-Nations
Tri Nations Guest Post: I Don’t Want to Spoil The Party…
Poor old John Smit. After 77 minutes of brutal, bludgeoning Tri-Nations rugby, in his hundredth test match, his under-the-cosh side were sitting five points clear of their 2010 tormentors, the All Blacks, with the score at 22-17. Finally something was … Continue reading
Guest Post: The All Blacks – A Mid-Term Report
DeadBall’s regular guest rugby reporter Jeremy Taylor gives us a mid-term report on the ABs, in his words “a bit like what Marc Hinton has done in [yesterday's] Sunday Star Times, but I actually started last week, so, fuck him, … Continue reading
Posted in Rugby, Tri-Nations
Tagged Aaron Cruden, All Blacks, Brad Thorn, Dan Carter, Graham Henry, Jerome Kaino, Springboks, Tom Donnelly, Wallabies
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DeadCast: Balls 024 / The Bledisloe’s back (Alright), Warriors Revert to Type and the return of the DeadBall liveblog
Aaron and Duncan spoke on Radio One in Dunedin, live-to-air with no preparation about the week in sport. This included talk about the revival of the Bledisloe Cup after a period of dormancy, whether the Warriors’ weekend hiccup might actually … Continue reading
Posted in DeadCast, Rugby, Rugby league, Tri-Nations
Tagged Andrew Willaims, Brad Thorn, John Banks, Len Brown, Michael Luck, New Zealand Warriors, The Bledisloe Cup
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Guest Post: Thinking Outside the Boks
There was always going to be the faint whiff of anticlimax about the All Blacks beating the Springboks in Wellington this week, after the heady high of their crushing win in Auckland the previous week; what Richie McCaw’s men essentially … Continue reading
Posted in Rugby, Tri-Nations
Tagged Brad Thorn, Keven Mealamu, Kieran Read, Ma’a Nonu, Scha, Victor Matfield
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DeadCast: Balls! 23 feat. ‘The Decision, The All Blacks, The Warriors and The Tour de France
Duncan Aaron talk about The All Blacks humiliation of The ‘Boks over the weekend, The revival of the Warriors, ‘The Decision’, The way this Tour de France is shaping up as a classic with many more to come… And that’s … Continue reading
Posted in Basketball, Cycling, DeadCast, NBA, NRL, Tri-Nations
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Guest Post: The All Blacks Have Decided To Be Amazing Again
Saturday evening saw one of the great All Black performances of recent years, with the team claiming an impressive, important 32-12, bonus point victory over the much fancied Springboks at Eden Park. As far as victories go, this one is right up … Continue reading
Posted in Rugby, Tri-Nations
Tagged All Blacks, Bakkies Botha, Joe Rokocoko, Ma'a Nonu, Mils Muliaina, Springboks, The Might Have Fallen, Tom Donnelly, Tri-Nations, Zac Guildford
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Guest Post: DeadBall Predicts the All Blacks
It really hasn’t been as bad as it might have been. Despite being nought from three against the Boks (easily the world’s best side at present), we have retained the Bledisloe, and are 3-zip over the Australians in 09. And, … Continue reading
Posted in Rugby, Tri-Nations
Tagged All Blacks, Northern Tour, Spring Boks, Tri-Nations 2009, Uncle Pete, Wallabies
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