@No-Quarter said in All Blacks v Ireland - 2nd Test:
My point about both Havili and Mo'unga is that they don't handle the physical teams well, and come RWC time most teams gameplan against us is to try and bash us into submission. Those two starting would be cannon fodder. Players like Beauden, Goodhue, Tupaea and RTS are much better equipped to deal with that.
Let’s not forget QT got badly exposed against the French last year in that first half. Several others didn’t play well and QT was amongst them. Still very much a work in progress as is Havili.
Havili has played one full season with the ABs after just a handful of opportunities in 2017, so I’d say there is opportunity for growth there.








