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Watch: An absolutely enormous 22 metre drop-out was kicked in New Zealand today
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It's very rare that a drop-out makes the highlight reel but this one deserves a its place in the pantheon of greatest ever.
Manuwatu's Kurt Baker, a former All Black Sevens and Maori All Black star, managed to gain roughly 80 metres - with the ball eventually bouncing out on the Bay of Plenty five metre line.
Baker was with Italian club Zebre in the Pro 12 last season, playing 519 minutes in nine games, starting seven and scoring a try. He returned to New Zealand at the end of the northern hemisphere season.
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With the gap in salary caps between the different nations this is the reality of it all. I don’t blame Saracens but it’s a shame the champions cup is a shadow of what it used to be compared to back in the ‘Heineken Cup’ days.
Go to commentsYes a double edged sword, as that is also what makes them so dangerous to the most organized defences.
If they can find the right balance and execute to where theyre not just turning and offloading the ball straight into the oppositions arms, and dealing better with the disadvantage the scrum is, they could push for playing for a spot in the final this year. It really exciting that the Landers may even push past that in the years to come too.
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