Wallabies halfback Will Genia says Australia needs to let go of its anxieties if it wants to compete with the All Blacks for the world’s top rugby billing.
All the Rugby Championship teams have played each other and it was the Wallabies who were the closest to the All Blacks, in a 20‑point loss in Wellington, a picture that paints them in a different light to the debacle depicted after the Sydney Test.
The Wallabies will not play the All Blacks again until October 22nd, at Eden Park, and Genia says the biggest barrier in that pursuit was mental.
He says in all honesty, he thinks it is probably more a mindset shift than anything else.
Australia will play South Africa at 3.05am next Sunday while the All Blacks will face Argentina at 10.10am.
Source: ARU
