All Black World Cups in six words

Sportsfreak and the Dropkicks are all over six word stories. Let it never be said sportreview.net.nz is afraid of borrowing others’ ideas, so here’s my six word stories of New Zealand’s Rugby World Cup campaigns.

1987 – Kirwin beats fifteen. Win, never again.

1991 – Grizz and Hart – who’d have thought?

1995 – Lomu! Lomu! Don’t drink the coffee!

1999 – Adidas, painted jet, fail to ease pain.

2003 – Can Carlos take his chance? No.

2007 – Rest, reconditioning and rotation really wrong.

Author: Richard Irvine

Welcome to sportreview.net.nz - here's a bit about the site. Here I am on Twitter, or email me at richard (at) richardirvine dot com.

One thought on “All Black World Cups in six words”

  1. 1987: No South Africa and at home

    1991: Over the hill and on the turps.

    1995: The team got poisoned, Merts choked.

    1999: “Ref, the French are hurting us.”

    2003: When the coach spoke another language.

    2007: Too clever by half Mr. Henry

Comments are closed.