Playing in the temple of football is something special, more so for me it was also celebrating the cap number 50. Dreamed the company and we believed until the end, there are few that only a few months ago would have believed so much in the show possible. " Kaine Robertson speaks of the only goal of the match, the work of Flynn: "There is a bit 'of pain, but I found plaque on their heels with only three feet of space behind and could not do more. The defeat yesterday of South Africa in France is the worst thing that could happen Saturday it will take very firm. " Congratulations to Italy including on the part of Graham Henry, the All Blacks technical: "It 'was a game similar to Christchurch (27-6 on 27 June last note), Parisse played a great match and has proven to be a player of great quality. Italy has a good mixture, continuing to progress and this is good both for you and for the world of rugby in general. " Among the many VIPs present at the stadium, it became the most admired Clarence Seedorf: "I know rugby is a world from which we have much to learn. There are two things which impressed me a lot and are slow motion in the field and the fact that doctors can freely enter the field with the action taking place. These things would do well in football, would be a good deterrent for the simulators.
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