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Meaning of Bledisloe Cup inspires current ABs players to put best foot forward - Jordan

Meaning of Bledisloe Cup inspires current ABs players to put best foot forward - Jordan
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Knowing how much the Bledisloe Cup means to the whole of New Zealand and the players who have worn the All Blacks jersey before certainly inspires the current players to put their best foot forward.

All Blacks utility back Will Jordan says in the past, it has been talked about that behind the Rugby World Cup, the Bledisloe Cup is the most important trophy for them.

Jordan says they have held the cup for many years now and no one has been in a team that loses so they are hugely motivated to go out and win it again over the next couple of weeks.

He says there is always pressure when you are motivated to win and make the country proud.

Jordan further says they know how important it is to stay right on for the whole 80 minutes against the Wallabies as they will keep coming hard and the All Blacks will have to make sure they put the Aussies away.

The All Blacks will take on the Wallabies at 5.45pm tomorrow in Sydney.

Meanwhile, South Africa will take on Argentina at 9am Sunday in round 5 of the Rugby Championship.

Source: All Blacks/Facebook

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