Ironically, the day that Daniel Carter started his season in the northern hemisphere, the best player of the day was in another match.
If you ask me why I like Evans so much, why I consider him most unfortunate for the focus always being on the cantabrian (not that I don't like him a lot), just watch the (at times) best first five in the world in action.
Friday’s Rugby News.
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Welcome one, welcome all to another Friday’s Rugby News. and another rugby
good news week. Today we cast an eye northward with ‘Kiss of Death’. You
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This was a helluva ending, wasn't it? I still don't know how Evans got the drop goal off-it just cleared the crossbar, but two Stade defenders were on him like white on rice, and the pitch was very boggy. I guess the thing with being a native Kiwi, playing in rain and deplorable conditions just seems to be part of your DNA.
The DG went in this time, perhaps next time it goes astray. Call it a kiwi playing rugby under rain and coverred by mud, or call it luck. The DG was the last and ultimate thing to do and this time it worked.
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