All Blacks name strongest side

“Since being successfully selected as a team base over 12 months ago, the club’s off-field staff have worked extensively with Darlington Council, Rugby World Cup and the All Blacks“, said Mowden Park managing director Lee Rust.

Their quiet confidence is armored by bitter lessons taken from 20 years of failure from the second to the seventh World Cups, having to catch up with rivals on how to play tournament rugby, and the sweet knowledge of what it takes to win the Webb Ellis Cup.

“For us it is the same… doesn’t matter if it’s the first game or final group game”.

Argentina have become a pain in the neck literally for burly All Blacks props Owen and Ben Franks as the length of time scrums are formed has doubled.

“It’s not ideal”, said coach Steve Hansen, when pressed on a draw that threw up a side as awkward as Argentina in round one.

“We’ve had a wonderful reception here in London”. That is just around the corner and the boys are really excited. We have the utmost respect for Argentina who we know a lot more about now due to their involvement in The Rugby Championship. “We know how good they are, but we are going out to play the flawless match and win”, he said.

“Kiwis will be looking enviously at our Australian and British cousins who will enjoy live, free to air coverage throughout the World Cup and wonder why we can’t have the same”, says New Zealand First Sport and Recreation Spokesperson Clayton Mitchell.

Heineken United Kingdom is the best- running a particular advertising campaign, performance Rugby World Cup patron in societal and engaging 29 percent of its own Twitter following.

If New Zealand did win in the final, it would be the first time in the history of the Rugby World Cup that a defending champion has held on to their title.

Smith’s team-mate Keven Mealamu has said he will be haunted by that game for the rest of his life, defeat reducing the likes of veteran Mils Muliaina to tears in the Millennium Stadium dressing rooms.

Tony Woodcock will equal Englishman Jason Leonard’s record of 104 Test starts as a prop.

– The All Blacks have kicked 198 conversions and 98 penalties at Rugby World Cups.

For a brief period when the All Blacks and Argentina last met in July, the Pumas dominated up front and produced two tries from driving mauls, a tactic which coach Daniel Hourcade is keen to reproduce on Sunday.