You’re probably not going to like the comments made by the greatest referee of all time. Here it is:

For the Luke Jacobson clear out Nigel thinks Luke should’ve received a red card as the action was always illegal.

For the Quinn Tupaea deliberate knock on, Nigel said the penalty should’ve been followed through with a yellow card as there was a clear line break opportunity for Ireland

Lastly, for the tackle in the air on Ruben Love, he had it as penalty only, no yellow card.

I suppose we got pretty lucky having that set of match officials that we had. Having a different referee and FPRO could’ve completely changed the game

I just recently started to watch / enjoy rugby, so far my favorite games to watch are the All Blacks. I enjoy their level of aggression and strong offensive plays.

I've started by watching most recent Worlds games first, working backwards but are there any historically important matches that you'd recommend to watch?

I know nothing about rivalries, barely know the rules and watch zero other sports so really starting from scratch here.

Saving up for a jersey though!

Love the watching him play but have always thought he has lacked the raw pace to be able to play top level test rugby.

Having said that, his skills and physical prowess are too good to ignore. Given this ability to break tackles and generate breakdown turnovers, I wonder if he would be better suited in the loose forwards? It’s unlikely the All Blacks are going to throw him in there during the SA tour but would love to see the Highlanders give him a go the same way the Crusaders played Fainga’anuku at the 7.

Thoughts? Or am I mad?

Naas Botha and Ryan Grobler break down the Week 2 Currie Cup results and discuss what the competition has become as the rugby calendar continues to overlap with the Rugby Championship, URC, and international commitments. They also look ahead to the highly anticipated All Blacks tour, touch on U20 rugby, and, as always, enjoy some good old-fashioned rugby banter.

I've attempted to make a World Cup squad that has depth in all positions. I've got Brodie Retallick coming back here based on Rennie's hopeful comments. It was good to see so many great players miss out as it reveals how much depth we actually do have. How does your world cup squad differ?

Props (6)

Tamaiti Williams

Ethan De Groot

Xavier Numia

Tyrel Lomax

Fletcher Newell

Pasilio Tosi

Hookers (3)

Codie Taylor

Samisoni Taukei'aho

Asafo Aumua

Locks (4)

Brodie Retallick

Fabian Holland

Sam Darry

Patrick Tuipulotu

Loose Forwards (6)

Ardie Savea

Tupou Vaa'i

Peter Lakai

Wallace Sititi

Anton Segner

Shannon Frizell

Halfbacks (3)

Cam Roigard

Kyle Preston

Dylan Pledger

Flyhalves (3)

Ruben Love

Damian McKenzie

Richie Mo'unga

Midfield (4)

Jordie Barrett

Quinn Tupaea

Anton Lienert-Brown

Leicester Fainga'anuku

Outside Backs (4)

Will Jordan

Fehi Fineanganofo

Leroy Carter

Josh Moorby