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Watch: Kini Naholo's freakish natural talent on show again
By Online Editors
Kini Naholo, the younger brother of All Black Waiseke, set 1st XV rugby alight with 41 tries for Hastings Boys 1st XV this season, as Hastings Boys became New Zealand's national 1st XV champions.
Naholo recently made the decision to sign with Taranaki and join the 2018 academy intake, after representing the Chiefs under-18 side and New Zealand schoolboys side this year. He recently turned out for Hastings Boys as they won the Napier Sevens Colts tournament (u21 grade) with Naholo showing why he could be a professional sooner than later.
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Thanks for the analysis Nick, thought provoking as usual. Couple of queries though, in the pic where you've circled Williams bind , I'm pretty sure it shows Stuart's knee on the ground, surely that's a NZ penalty? Also having had the chance to watch it again the All Black scrum seeems to improve after halftime, but before either England or the All Blacks replace their props. Not sure if that was the result of Tuipolutu coming on or some halftime tips. Either way this is only Williams second international season, so he'll be better for the experience.
Go to commentsif the clock could be turned back, Jones should still have been given the top job, to be assisted by Farrell, Borthwick, Catt, & Rowntree, and after 2019 he should have been replaced by Farrell.
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