What Dan Coles expects from the US, Wales, Italy, Ireland and France

All Blox senior prostitute Dan Coles has been playing international rugby for some time, but the 34-year-old is more thrilled than ever to be back on the court at Test level.

A goal on one of five All-Blocks, including Captain Sam Keane, Sam Whitelock, Shannon Friesel and unsealed block Josh Lord, who traveled to Washington, D.C. Thursday before the team’s game against the American Eagles next weekend.

Players who have not played for All Blocks for a long time for a variety of reasons, or in the Lord’s case, do not play for All Blocks.

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Instead, when the All Blacks defended their rugby league title in Australia for the past month and a half, the five players mentioned were in New Zealand, where they qualified, trained and played at different levels of the game.

According to Coles, the reason he did not cross the strait with Ian Foster’s team from the Sunshine Coast was due to his injury, which joined the squad of players who recently left the US capital on Sunday.

The 76-Test holder beat the Wallabies at Eden Gardens in August in the inaugural Pledislow Cup in New Zealand, but has suffered a calf injury in recent years.

Coles was not included in the following week’s win over Australia in Auckland, after which he was dropped from the All-Blocks lineup and returned to his full form prior to his final round of the year.

Until Wellington’s 47-minute match last week against Canterbury in the NPC, Coles had never played rugby since his first Blox win over Fiji 60-13 in Hamilton.

With three months of rugby test hungry, Coles is thrilled to be back in the swing of things ahead of New Zealand’s five test run in the Northern Hemisphere.

When asked how he felt about the All Blacks, he told reporters on Thursday: “He’s honest, he’s very motivated.”

“I am very happy to join the youth. I have seen enough, but some of us are very interested and can bring some energy to the group.

“He can’t wait to go to Washington and get involved in training and give us a chance to play in public, so I’m looking forward to that.”

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– rugby coach (@rugby coach) October 15 2021

The goals should lead the match-day team to face the United States at FedEx Field Sunday morning (NZT).

And that match is expected to end with a landslide victory for the All Blacks, especially last weekend when the United States lost to Uruguay in the World Cup qualifiers and the last time they played was 74-6 at the hands of New Zealand. in Chicago seven years ago.

However, despite the gap of separation between the two teams, the Test should provide a good platform for Coles, Kane, Whitlock, Frizzell and Lord to integrate throughout the Rugby Blox system and test before tough round matches. .

Matches against Wales in Cardiff, Italy in Rome, Ireland in Dublin and France in Paris come in the weeks following the American showdown.

This is the first time the All Blacks have played for a team from six countries since winning the Bronze Final at the 2019 World Cup in Tokyo, and Coles said the fact that they are facing European teams adds to the excitement surrounding the game.

“I saw six small countries, and I saw a tour of British and Irish lions.

“Once we get there we’ll see scenes and things like that, but I think it’s a real thrill, even though we’ve played in a lot of countries against teams we haven’t played in a few years, it’s kind of taboo.

“But, especially for me and for those who don’t play, it’s a great feeling to play for different teams.”

Coles’ characteristics should be seen in those experiences, but he knows it’s hard to become New Zealand’s biggest prostitute again after young Samsonai Takayoho and Asafu Uma appear.

After watching the entire rugby league from his home, Coles had to watch as he pressured current Cody Taylor to start the second jersey honors.

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– rugby coach (@rugby coach) October 14, 2021

Now that he’s back at All Blacks camp, Coles is eager to learn from his younger siblings because he’s had the chance to reassert himself as the best front row center dog.

“Okay, damn Sony [Taukei’aho] and the chef [Aumua] Coles said, wondering if there’s any news from young gunsmiths for remote advice.

“I was on the couch, it was great to see that nothing could be done, but it was great to see two young whores come in and put pressure on Cody All Black Rugby and New Zealand Rugby, who rose to another level, so no text.

“The new generation knows all about this, so I will give them advice whenever I can, but we will have a good relationship with prostitutes. I will take their minds and I will take them.”

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