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The Dan Carter Interview - Part III: The NFL, Aging Athletes and Life after Rugby
By RugbyPass
In the first edition of the RugbyPass Legends series, we sit down for a three-part interview with the hero of the 2015 Rugby World Cup and All Blacks great, Dan Carter. In the exclusive interview, he touches on his time with the Crusaders, the NFL, why he took the Japan deal and much more.
In part three of the Dan Carter interview, he recalls his workout with the New England Patriots and talks about the difficulties in becoming an NFL kicker. He discusses the changes he has to make to keep playing as he gets older, looks ahead to life after rugby and how he wants to be remembered as a player.
If you missed it, watch Part I & II here:
In part one of the Dan Carter interview, he reveals the attitude behind the Crusaders success as he relives his memories at the most successful franchise in Super Rugby history. He discusses his relationship with new Crusaders assistant coach Ronan O’Gara formed while together at Racing, and reveals how close he was to moving to the Blues.
In part two of the Dan Carter interview, he reveals why he took the Japan deal and what motivates him to keep playing late into his thirties. He discusses the differences between overseas clubs and New Zealand clubs and reflects briefly on his time in the All Blacks.
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Rest is for namby pamby sissies, I see. True men should overcome their trifling injuries by playing week in, week out. Bidwell’s stance reminds me of a Jon Gadsby character from the 70s, a rugby captain giving an after-match speech: “It was a very physical contest. One of our players caught a boot on the back of his head in a ruck, and he died, actually. But to his credit, he played on.”
Go to commentsI still see nothing in Sotutus play that hes changed his upright running style that failed so many times against decent international defences like the french. Other than that… Iose? Well you have covered his limitations well. If Sititi had been playing the the season… Jacobson? Grace?…Neither shout pick me. So Ardie it is.
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