• Frustration built with mistakes against Georgia at the Millennium Stadium
• Playing too quickly led to errors,admits the All Blacks centre Conrad SmithToo slow against Namibia and too snappy against Georgia, novel Zealand are finding it hard to attain the right balance in their game, or according to the centre Conrad Smith. The All Blacks booked their place in the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals with a laboured 43-10 win over Georgia that was riddled with basic errors.
Smith said: “We want to play with a lot of tempo,play at speed, but we sort of made things harder for ourselves and then we just made errors. The boys are trying hard and it’s difficult in these games when you are expected to win and win easily and you acquire opposition that are doing their best to quit you. Related: novel Zealand made to work for World Cup win by tough-tackling Namibia Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com