All Blacks turn to football to mix it up...
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Your support makes all the difference.The All Blacks are so dominant at rugby they have decided to take up football as well to see how they go... Here, hooker Dane Coles tries to tackle Richie McCaw (not always a wise decision) at a training session at London's Imperial College.
England will hope New Zealand are still thinking round-ball not oval at Twickenham on Saturday, if the home side are to have any hope of victory. Andrew Hore faces a disciplinary hearing tomorrow after being cited for punching the Wales lock Bradley Davies on Saturday. He still managed a spot of London telephone box-spotting before joining his football-playing team-mates (now, that's relaxed).
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