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  • D'Arcy Waldegrave: Scott Robertson needs to come home undefeated.
    No ifs, buts or maybes. No excuses. No shoulda coulda woulda. Scott Robertson needs to come home from the Northern tour undefeated. 4 zip. Grand Slam in tow. Am I expecting too much? Hell no. This is Razor’s mid-term exam. After being awarded a 4 year contract by NZR, an oddity in itself, the faith must be repaid. Repaid to the NZR but most importantly to the fans. Granted, World Cup victory is the ultimate measure of any international rugby team’s worth, a multitude of 4-year cycle result sins can be erased with success in one tournament, but NZ rugby fans won’t wait that long to taste Razors pudding. The proof of his tenure’s success is how tasty the spoonful is at the end of this tour. Soured by only one defeat will leave us all asking questions of the chef. This is a mini–World Cup. The last pool game, then a quarter, a semi and the final. Not that the Welsh will be in the WC final but hey. Short of the locks, this team is the best that the AB’s can muster. Their edge has been keenly sharpened on the whetstone of a pulsating and competitive Rugby Championship. They’ve had a couple of weeks off to breathe and reset, a swag of cavalry has returned and now we wait to see if Robertson has unlocked the door to international coaching success. He’s had a couple of years. He’s trialled many a player, many a game plan. He’s had his share of failures, the much maligned fourth quarter impotence for example, his inability to retain coaching staff, and he oversaw arguably the worst 40 minutes of All Black rugby in recent memory, the horror show in Wellington against the Springboks. So he’s been given rope, plenty of rope, what’s he going to do with it? Tie himself in knots, fashion a noose, who knows. I do know though, that 4 nil is a necessity for this side and this coach, and no correspondence will be entered into. Scott Robertson needs to come home from the Northern tour undefeated. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  • Broc Feeney: Racecar driver and V8 championship leader joins to discuss the second year of the NextGen NZ Championship
    The second year of the NextGen NZ Championship gets underway this weekend, after a successful first season of motorsport last summer. The first race weekend of the season goes down at Hampton Downs Raceway. Broc Feeney, the man at the top of the pile in the V8's so far this season is racing at the event and he caught up with D'Arcy to talk about the series. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  • Matt Timoko: Kiwis starting centre previews Pacific Championships match against Tonga
    The Kiwis are back in action this weekend in the third round of the Pacific Championships. They are set to take on Tonga at Eden Park on Sunday afternoon. They will be looking to make it two from two in the competition and set up a rematch with Samoa in the final next weekend after beating them 24-18 in round 1, meanwhile Tonga will be looking to bounce back after suffering a disappointing defeat 34-6 against Samoa last weekend. Matt Timoko is starting at centre for the Kiwis and he spoke with D'Arcy about the match. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  • Gordon D'Arcy: Former Irish International shares his thoughts ahead of tomorrow's match in Chicago
    With the massive test match tomorrow morning its only right to hear from the other side of the world in Ireland. Gordon D'Arcy is a former Irish international who played 82 tests between 1999-2015. He also represented the British and Irish lions across two tours. Gordon caught up with D'Arcy to share his thoughts on the match. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  • Maia Lewis: National Manager of Achillies NZ discusses the Auckland Marathon
    This Sunday the Auckland marathon is happening which brings thousands of people from across the country to Auckland for the pinnacle running event. Achilles NZ is an organisation that is working to making all running events accessible for disabled people across the country. They organise regular training for their athletes with a number of them signing up for the marathon this weekend. Maia Lewis is the National Manager of Achilles NZ and she caught up with D'Arcy to discuss the event and how Achilles NZ is getting involved. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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