For many many years afterwards Munster never took the score off the scoreboard: it still says 'Munster: 12. All Blacks: 0'.– 1978 All Blacks manager Russ Thomas
If in doubt: back to Clarkey and let him rip off 50 metres...– All Black John Graham on the punting prowess of Don Clarke
When I took over I think there was a strong tendency for '10 man rugby'. But I didn’t want any part of that and we started to develop the running game a little more than they had been doing, and more players came through, more backs came through, and it went on from strength to strength.– All Blacks coach Fred 'The Needle' Allen
It was as though we were going into battle: one nation against the other. It was probably too intense and too serious looking back on it now, but it was a great thrill to be able to say that we won it.– Colin Meads on beating Wales at Cardiff Arms Park
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