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Yeah I put my hand up 🙋‍♂️ as well. Don’t care who wins, want to see some hard ass rugby! Also Hansen is a bad MF. I am Kiwi and the Fern pumps through my blood. Up the Blacks, but let’s see some good rugby from all sides and I’ll come off my booze ban for the games 😂 peace guys ✌️

​@@TheCaptain001 CHURR I'll be the same way been waiting half the year for the representative side of rugby gone a bit off Super Rugby BUT there is always the mighty blacks❤❤❤❤

He may be and probably is a great coach, but I don't know if he is going for ASMR but I can't stand such deliberate delivery. Also it feels like corporate/sports waffle a lot of the time. Plenty of waffle. Reminds me of John Mitchell.

@@shaneodea6765 I don't see the careful delivery as PR. I see someone who is trying to live in the moment in the first test series that he's coaching the ABs in. He's also probably also someone who tries to build the team with his words, something that I do as a teacher. Seems like a chap I'd enjoy in a coaching group.

​@@shaneodea6765yeah, I know what you mean. A lot of it sounds like waffle. I prefer Jason Ryan's style, what you see is what you get......Razor is like that too, he is what he is. I'm sure Scott Hansen is a decent bloke but he's reminding me of a school teacher/school teacher mentality which makes me puke!!

@@zabaleta66 probably because he's not used to and he's never liked being in front of the camera. He much rather prefers being behind the scenes and letting his work speak for himself. Probably just something we'll have to accept but hey at least he's not a plumtree or a moore

He comes across to me as someone who's just had some formal public speaking training.not a bad thing. ​@@shaneodea6765

Brother he sounds like a polite MF. The type of dude you want on your shoulder and the type of guy you don’t want to walk past in a dark alley! He sounds like a good man, up the Blacks 🤘

Some guy online who's in high regard predicts the ABs will lift the Webb ellis in 2027,man I hope he's right.

Me too bro

Me too. We South Africans love a strong All Black team.

​@@ManaBlack208he is locked up mate.injected daily mate.dressed in a straight jacket kid in high security mental hospital. 😂😂😂😂😂

@@michaelmoynihan9591 No mention of ireland at all sorry paddy

Hear hear! 👏 👏 👏

Well said ,the belief is in the believer ,

Jfc, it's gonna be 2050 and y'all will still be whinging about him 🙄 🥱

Dont hate on Fozzie. Of course he was selected for being part of the Hansen era and of course he was going to continue with sort of the same logic / ideas that worked well during that era. It was the most successful era the All Blacks ever had. What did you expect?

Not bad for a coach with no plan made a world cup final, wow what would they had of done if he did,

who are the interviews meant to inspire...you? Are you playing? I thought the purpose of a press conference was to gain information.

@@clarke1319 Well, if it inspires me watching from the side, I can only imagine what the players would gain from him. Look beyond the presser, he spoke with an intensity and passion - that can only be good.

@@biro7499 Personally I don't look for inspiration from press conferences. I listen for information I don't already know.

It means absolutely nothing unless they perform on the pitch.

@@SuperEdge67shuddup

Ghandi would be better mate😂😂😂😂

@@michaelmoynihan9591 I reckon Ghandi would rip it up as a fullback eh. I bet he would have watched all the Christian Cullen highlight reels.

Exactly, he's awesome

very possible.

Intolerable! 😮 To lose is all good?

@@nepiahemopo1702 winning is good as long as we don't give too much away. Our enemies are watching. Let's build a strong squad over the next three years. 🤔

Think we had enough of losing under Foster

he can only clear it off the deck if he is given it on the deck!

@@clarke1319 Half the time he picks it up off the deck takes a step and then gives it. I get it if he's going to snipe or if they are attacking off a running 9. But when he needs clear quick ball off the deck he still picks it up, steps and passes. Same with Roigard, It's infuriating. Sometimes you need to snipe but most the time we need quick ball. Yes it's depending on your pack crossing the gain line and clean ruck ball. But Christie sat behind a rolls Royce blues pack. I hope he proves me wrong.

@@ae_marika.9551 Common misconception - the quickness of the ball has way less to do with the halfback than it does have to do with the halfback.

@@clarke1319 Nah I disagree bro. I coach rugby and three things need to happen to generate quick ball. 1) ball carrier over the gain line, 2) ruck speed/clean out, 3) speed of half back to the ruck and then speed of pass from half back. It was evident last year that Christie was 1.5 seconds slower than Aaron Smith because Christie lifts the ball, steps and then passes. Compared to Aaron Smith who has his feet planted by the time the ruck is cleared, then lifts and fires in one motion straight off the deck. That 1.5 seconds actually assists the opposition rush D. Sorry bro but don't agree. All goods, I hope Christie proves me wrong. If he continues to lift, step pass I'll be irate. You'd think training under Aaron Smith they'd learnt something. Anyway I'll stop moaning and give him the benefit of the doubt for now.

Christie is not AB material he’s lucky Roigard is injured he’s too slow and casual to be a AB

I would suspect being early in his career in a coaching role on a professional level, he was still developing. Possibly also not being as connected with fellow management as he has been within the Crusaders

@@archangel7238. Makes sense because most players previously under him have nothing but praise.

Canterbury, Canada, Kobe Steelers, Sunwolves, Japan, Crusaders, All Blacks XV

is that a serious question?

Hes the guy who made mounga the best super rugby player of all time.

@rubendutoit586 wow and all along I thought razor coached the crusaders before rob penny took over

Send Razor your CV then. You won’t.

Christie helps the opposition rush D. He takes a step and then passes. That Christie needs to fire it straight off the deck. Cortez has the quickest pass of the 3.

Rush defense is all Aaron smith's fault because he passed the ball when the receiver was about to be targetted. The half back (Aaron smith) destroyed our backline for a decade. Running forward with ball in hand destroys the rush defense as does grubbers and chip and chase . Aaron smith failed for both highlanders and all blacks Even slowing down the speed when rush defense is coming and just pause before you run means that the rush defense are already running at momentum and cannot turn around, so abuse then run forward, then look for a support player to link up with..... eg will Jordan and mo-unga with their impressive try in world cup quarter final Just get rid of Aaron smith once for all

​@@ae_marika.9551 a pause then run then pass to a player who is supporting your run

@@user-sn5zs9qh4w Sorry I don't agree with you. Rush defence isn't Smith's fault lol. Rush D is only possible if you win the contact in defence and slow the ruck. This gives defences 3 seconds time to realign the D and then use line speed to rush the opposition attack. If the attacking ball carriers win the contact and gain line, and ruck speed is generated from clean out, then the likes of Aaron Smith can fire the ball into receivers hands 25mtrs away before the opposition defence has time to reset. This is what made Aaron Smith an the AB up-tempo rugby. There's about 3 seconds difference between losing the contact on attack and having slow ruck speed and winning the contact with ruck speed. I don't agree with what you said. Now many times in the last 6 years, The AB ball carriers lost the contact and failed to cross the gain line add to this slow ruck speed, This gave Aaron Smith slow shite ball. No half back looks good with shite ball. The rule is if you don't win the contact on attack and get stopped on the gain line, you have to box kick contestable or kick for territory. Rush defence and quick attacking rugby relies on winning the contact. If you listened to the AB coaches this year, they are focused on winning the contact either side of the ball. For 130 years or whatever of rugby, whoever wins the contact usally dictates who wins and what style of rugby is played. If the Boks win the contact their style of play usually wins. If the ABs win the contact our style of play will blitz the opposition. It's about the contact mate. Bokkes have won the contact area consistently over the last 6 years hence they are the champs.

The series loss to Ireland hurt more n still does

Ye didn't think ye would win after the French battered ye.? How deluded?😂😂😂

That might be the stupidest comment I’ve read for a while on you tube. Congratulations

Someone didn't get the responses they were looking for 😂😂😂😂

@@user-dm6fg8co1x And the fangirls like you. Rugby is for both sexes now.

@@user-dm6fg8co1x Played for the NZ U16 gramps. How bout you ?

@@user-dm6fg8co1x Played for the NZ U16. That anything to do with rugby miss ?

@@JaemanEdwards and you have a long history of coaching do you

@@JaemanEdwards aww come on uncle bully dont be like that. You are mad that Richie McCaw and Dan Carter arent Maori hahahaha. Whos the goat? Perenara or Messam gahaha

Cry louder

Cool story, bro - but no-one said anything like that. And "as if" doesn't count...

It was over your head I take it

Which game! 🤩

and too mouthey

I would suspect that TJ won't be around for RWC27 (but who knows) but there is a requirement for the 'here & now' to play the English then maybe the Rugby Championship & maybe even the End of Year Tour so it is fair enough that TJ is one of the current custodians of the 9 jersey. Having another youngster other than TJ would leave Christie as the most experienced to face them all. Once Roigard is available & back to form & given that Cortez looks to be the current 'apprentice' & then there are a raft of others like Fakatava, TTT, Hotham, Viljoen etc already on the horizon & no doubt a few more to appear, the future is rosy but TJ for now is required (in my opinion) as a part of the 4+ year playing/tactic plan (& succession plan)

@@lovemysport7902 yeah the crusaders young halfback looks real good, and of course Cam Roigard (injured at the moment)

@@lovemysport7902 Thanks for a learned reply