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The final game of the All Blacks vs Lions was a joke ( this is from my opinion ).
From my opinion the final test wasn't fair and the referee wasn't making fair decisions when it came to both teams penalties, knock ons etc. If the game had been more fair, the All Blacks would've had a much more outstanding final score and outcome. But I guess it is what it is, I'm proud of our boys for the work they done on the field last night and I hope that they got good rest. Maybe for next time, the ref should remember whose home field they're playing on and how the rules go, but other than that it was an interesting game to watch.
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It was definitely a nail biting game with a bit of an anticlimax ending here for us in New Zealand. My sister lives in Ireland though and said that the Lions fans were happy! Because they almost beat the best team in the world! Funny how perspectives can be different. We have such high standards of our boys here in NZ! Keep up the awesome work, Frances.
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