I've watched this and I'm going to watch the last 20 mins of the final again and again and again! What a game! What a win!!!
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I've watched this and I'm going to watch the last 20 mins of the final again and again and again! What a game! What a win!!!
Very disappointing in terms of content. 2007 highlights were far more comprehensive – this didn't even cover the opening match of the tournament, or any exciting minnow games, even skipping hakas and most astonishingly the medal ceremony in the final was exempt!
Hugely disappointing review of such an amazing tournament.
No coverage whatsoever of the opening game NZ v Tonga, or many other pool matches.
Doesn't capture any of the emotion or excitement that the tournament generated… Where were the national anthems, hakas, pre and after match interviews- This DVD tells no story-
The knock-out games are slightly more in-depth, but still nothing but highlights of the scoring plays.
Even the final they start the coverage at 13 minutes.
Massive let down
Official Review featuring the best of New Zealand vs Australia semi-final and final in full.
“Outstanding!” roared All Blacks coach Graham Henry as his New Zealand side put nearly a quarter century of pain behind them to finally, FINALLY, regain Rugby World Cup by beating an impassioned France by a single point, 8–7, in a gut-wrenching Final.
Twenty-four long years after winning the inaugural Tournament the wait was over and captain and leader, Richie McCaw, raised the beautiful Webb Ellis Cup towards a proud New Zealand nation.
The All Blacks had marched imperiously to the Final despite losing the great man, Dan Carter, to injury after the pool stages. Les Bleus had surprised many to get to the Final; beaten by Tonga and New Zealand in their pool and with a narrow victory over 14-man Wales in the last four.
So to Eden Park and an immense, brutal final; with just moments left France had one last chance – a penalty kick to break 4 million hearts. It missed; as a nation we breathed again.
National Heroes and Rugby World Cup 2011 Champions!
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