October 2, 2025 • 3 mins
Nisbo was back to share his thoughts on the All Blacks side named to do battle in Bledisloe #2 in Perth tomorrow night, also why the Boks v Pumas is in London, and what he's picking for the final regular season round of NPC
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
He nezvok good he Luke bladerslow too. I sold out
Opter Stadium in Perth tomorrow night. We've gone from one
extreme to another, from the early five oh five kickoff
to ten five seven changes to the starting fifteen. Most
of that's injury related, yeah, some of.
Speaker 2 (00:16):
Them injury related. You know. It looks like Tyrel Lomax
is now apparently gone for the season. Caleb Clark didn't
make it through, and of course we didn't take a
couple of blokes over there because of injury sustained at
Eden Park. But an interesting looking team to be honest
with you. A change in the midfield I see where
(00:37):
Quintupire is coming in to replace Billy Pructer, lest Fanga
Nuku is playing in his first Test match of the season.
All pretty predictable around nine to ten, but in the
loose trio, quite a surprise here, Wallace the TEETI dropped
to the reserves. Peter Lackey has come in. Yeah, hello,
(00:57):
and I'm not sure about drop thing Fabian Holland. Quite
frankly that one annoys me. But nevertheless that's the that's
the story for the All Blacks and while of it
is going to be good. They bring a couple of
blocks back Will Skelton and Rob Valentini, both big men
who missed the Eden PARC Test match. They'll make a
(01:19):
huge difference for sure.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
So we've got the blitterslow sewing up. But even with
a bonus point win here, it may not be enough
to sew up the championship because we need the Box
to fall to the Permas at Twickenham. What the heck
are they playing in the UK for?
Speaker 2 (01:34):
Well, I imagine to generate some dollars or pounds or
euro You've got to remember that the I was going
to say the currency of both countries is pretty pretty average.
But if you can fill Twickening with people paying in
euro or you're going to generate some money. So I
guess it's pretty much an away game for both teams.
(01:59):
But intriguing, isn't it. Yeah? I mean the spring Box
was so good last week, but we all know that
out of nowhere Argentina can produce a great performance. So
that'll be an intriguing game that will big.
Speaker 1 (02:11):
Time the cricket looking less and less likely out of
Mount Monganiwi. The Beije Oval is the calling it tonight.
Maybe that's the risk you run with the earliest start
to the summer season.
Speaker 2 (02:22):
We've ever seen this bo Yeah, that's right exactly. And
I watched that game the other night and they look freezing.
Speaker 1 (02:26):
To be honest, it didn't look fun on the stands.
Speaker 2 (02:29):
No, I didn't look fun at all. There was quite
a strong wind blowing. And yeah, I mean you can't
play with the you can't play with the conditions. I
mean it's better. It's better to play late summer than
early summer. I think sometimes our summers can go into
March and in April. But to expect to be able
to play in the National cricket in early October, it's
(02:49):
a bit of a stretch.
Speaker 1 (02:50):
I think, well, should we get playing tonight, wishing the
leads all the best and then back to rugby As
I flip flop all over the place more than the
counselors on the require Semon vote NPC final round of
the regular season, and it's Canterbury hosting third placed Tatanaki
as the final game at four five on Sunday, leading
(03:11):
the table by just one point over Otago. It's been
a crazy tight competition this day.
Speaker 2 (03:17):
Yeah, certainly has I was talking to our fears saying
that tomorrow I'm doing Wellington against Bay of Plenty that
was a repeat of last year's final. Well Wellington can't
even make it this year. They've been a shaka, they've
had only three wins all year. Against the Bay of
Plenty team who look as though they probably should win
this tomorrow and they'll finish in the top four, which
(03:38):
means they'll host will host a quarterfinal. So you're right,
it's been all over the show, but it's been a
really good competition.
He nezvok good he Luke bladerslow too. I sold out
Opter Stadium in Perth tomorrow night. We've gone from one
extreme to another, from the early five oh five kickoff
to ten five seven changes to the starting fifteen. Most
of that's injury related, yeah, some of.
Speaker 2 (00:16):
Them injury related. You know. It looks like Tyrel Lomax
is now apparently gone for the season. Caleb Clark didn't
make it through, and of course we didn't take a
couple of blokes over there because of injury sustained at
Eden Park. But an interesting looking team to be honest
with you. A change in the midfield I see where
(00:37):
Quintupire is coming in to replace Billy Pructer, lest Fanga
Nuku is playing in his first Test match of the season.
All pretty predictable around nine to ten, but in the
loose trio, quite a surprise here, Wallace the TEETI dropped
to the reserves. Peter Lackey has come in. Yeah, hello,
(00:57):
and I'm not sure about drop thing Fabian Holland. Quite
frankly that one annoys me. But nevertheless that's the that's
the story for the All Blacks and while of it
is going to be good. They bring a couple of
blocks back Will Skelton and Rob Valentini, both big men
who missed the Eden PARC Test match. They'll make a
(01:19):
huge difference for sure.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
So we've got the blitterslow sewing up. But even with
a bonus point win here, it may not be enough
to sew up the championship because we need the Box
to fall to the Permas at Twickenham. What the heck
are they playing in the UK for?
Speaker 2 (01:34):
Well, I imagine to generate some dollars or pounds or
euro You've got to remember that the I was going
to say the currency of both countries is pretty pretty average.
But if you can fill Twickening with people paying in
euro or you're going to generate some money. So I
guess it's pretty much an away game for both teams.
(01:59):
But intriguing, isn't it. Yeah? I mean the spring Box
was so good last week, but we all know that
out of nowhere Argentina can produce a great performance. So
that'll be an intriguing game that will big.
Speaker 1 (02:11):
Time the cricket looking less and less likely out of
Mount Monganiwi. The Beije Oval is the calling it tonight.
Maybe that's the risk you run with the earliest start
to the summer season.
Speaker 2 (02:22):
We've ever seen this bo Yeah, that's right exactly. And
I watched that game the other night and they look freezing.
Speaker 1 (02:26):
To be honest, it didn't look fun on the stands.
Speaker 2 (02:29):
No, I didn't look fun at all. There was quite
a strong wind blowing. And yeah, I mean you can't
play with the you can't play with the conditions. I
mean it's better. It's better to play late summer than
early summer. I think sometimes our summers can go into
March and in April. But to expect to be able
to play in the National cricket in early October, it's
(02:49):
a bit of a stretch.
Speaker 1 (02:50):
I think, well, should we get playing tonight, wishing the
leads all the best and then back to rugby As
I flip flop all over the place more than the
counselors on the require Semon vote NPC final round of
the regular season, and it's Canterbury hosting third placed Tatanaki
as the final game at four five on Sunday, leading
(03:11):
the table by just one point over Otago. It's been
a crazy tight competition this day.
Speaker 2 (03:17):
Yeah, certainly has I was talking to our fears saying
that tomorrow I'm doing Wellington against Bay of Plenty that
was a repeat of last year's final. Well Wellington can't
even make it this year. They've been a shaka, they've
had only three wins all year. Against the Bay of
Plenty team who look as though they probably should win
this tomorrow and they'll finish in the top four, which
(03:38):
means they'll host will host a quarterfinal. So you're right,
it's been all over the show, but it's been a
really good competition.
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