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[2014 Mid-Year Tests] New Zealand vs England (2nd Test)
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<blockquote data-quote="goodNumber10" data-source="post: 651156" data-attributes="member: 71068"><p>can you post a link to an English Journalist actually saying England will win today, or is it just...uhm, hyperbole?</p><p></p><p>I can guarantee you that if New Zealand win by a big margin the NZ press will be no less vociferous in gloating and letting us know the natural balance of order has been restored and how this is the worst England side ever and yada yada yada....</p><p></p><p></p><p>Anyway, i think New Zealand will take the spoils with a 10 point win - the most important thing for England this week is to go down there and score some tries - doesn't matter how they do it but they need to cross that white wash for a 5 pointer. We can't come away from Dunedin having kicked all our points, even if we somehow win.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="goodNumber10, post: 651156, member: 71068"] can you post a link to an English Journalist actually saying England will win today, or is it just...uhm, hyperbole? I can guarantee you that if New Zealand win by a big margin the NZ press will be no less vociferous in gloating and letting us know the natural balance of order has been restored and how this is the worst England side ever and yada yada yada.... Anyway, i think New Zealand will take the spoils with a 10 point win - the most important thing for England this week is to go down there and score some tries - doesn't matter how they do it but they need to cross that white wash for a 5 pointer. We can't come away from Dunedin having kicked all our points, even if we somehow win. [/QUOTE]
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