Brian Moore: I didn't believe that the All Blacks would get back into the match and Ireland didn't let them

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🗓️ 19 November 2018

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Brian Moore is joined by the former England wing Tom May in this week's episode of Full Contact to discuss that sensational Ireland victory over the All Blacks, England's testing match against Japan, and Scotland's narrow loss to South Africa, and everything in between.We speak with former Ireland and Leinster prop Mike Ross about how Ireland were able to overcome New Zealand without Conor Murray, and we hear from Mike about what training is like under Joe Schmidt.Tom and Brian discuss the impact of England debutant Joe Cockanasiga against Japan, and conclude that Owen Farrell is an absolute necessity for England to have success at the World Cup.The former Scotland and Lions second row Damian Cronin speaks with the podcast about Scotland's defeat to the Springboks in which they failed to capitalise on a man advantage with Willie Le Roux in the bin.Nigel Owens is back to explain the laws around deliberate knock ons, and link tightrope walkers with the TMO - you need to hear it to believe it!Plus Nick Heath brings us up to date with the Red Roses' action from the weekend against Canada. Show notesTo vote on the Spirit of Rugby Award 2018 in association with Dove Men+Care then click hereSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:00.0	The Telegraph Podcasts
0:02.0	Hello and welcome to Brian Maud's full contact with the Telegraph and Remy Martin.
0:12.0	An action-packed, an ultimate weekend of international rugby. I'm joined in the studio this week by the former England wing. Tom May. Hello Tom, how are you?
0:20.0	I'm very good, thank you yourself.
0:21.7	Do you enjoy the weekends rugby?
0:23.0	I did.
0:23.4	There's a lot of it, and there was a lot of great tries, I thought.
0:26.1	Some outstanding rugby to watch.
0:28.1	There's a fair few talking points as well, I guess.
0:30.5	There are, and why don't we start where I think we should,
0:32.7	which is not with England, but with Ireland. And before we blather on as to Englishmen, why don't we get the
0:39.2	view of an Irishman, Mike Ross, the former island prop. Hi, Mike. Hi, Brian. How are things?
0:45.8	Mike, what was the most impressive feature or features for you of the island win over the weekend?
0:52.5	I would say keep in New Zealand tri-liff.
0:55.0	I think it was the last, I know, X number of games.
0:58.0	They've been averaging four tries a game and to kind of keep them out and keep them
1:02.0	from crossing the whitewash, it's hugely impressive.
1:05.0	As a disinterested party, when I was watching the game, especially the second half,
1:09.0	I genuinely didn't believe, for once, that the
1:12.4	All Blacks would come back and do this, because I've seen Ireland now over the last two seasons,
1:17.7	shore up their defence, not only first up, but scramble defence. And when I saw that a lot of
1:24.5	the New Zealand ball carriers were actually not reduced but chose the option
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