Legendary All Blacks

16th April 2009



On this one-of-a kind programme, broadcasters Keith Quinn and John Macbeth take a look at the greatest achievements and moments of players who have graced the New Zealand national rugby team. Players like George Nepia, Colin Pinetree Meads, Zinzan Brooke, Grant Fox, Sean Fitzpatrick, Jonah Lomu, and the present-day hero Christian Cullen are all featured. Great moments include the winning of the inaugural World Cup in front of a crowd of 48,000 at Eden Park in Auckland against the French in 1987, Jonah Lomu playing in the 1995 World Cup in South Africa, and much, much more. This thrilling DVD is quite simply All-Black Rugby at its best!


What could not be said about the Bokke? 2003 Was the worst year for springbok rugby as Rudolph Streauli put them through Camp Stalingrad - naked training, forcing them underwater….basically not he best way to get the best out of a team.
Along came Jake White and took over the reigns as the Tri-Nations season drew nearer. Not much was being said about this team until their first few games.

Along came the Tri-Nations that saw them pitted against the best two teams in the world, Australia & New Zealand. Away from home they nearly got two unbelievable wins only to be shoved out the way during the last few minutes of each game. The home leg of the T-Nats was ever so sweet for the Boks and supporters. They thrashed New Zealand and finally beat Australia in a nailbiting finish.

This DVD is the king of Bok rugby at it’s best. You could not do without this if you are a Rugby Fan.


Historic look back at the game in 1905 of Wales v New Zealand

A Decade Of Tri Nations

01st February 2009



The first ten years of Rugby Union’s Tri-Nations series featuring the Southern Hemispheres giants - Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.

Barbarians v All Blacks 1973

24th January 2009



DVD Description
This is considered by many to be the best rugby game ever televised, featuring ‘The greatest try of all time’, Gareth Edwards’ touchdown for the Barbarians against the New Zealand All Blacks, in the 4th minute. The try was the first score of the game that the Bararians went on to win by 23-11. Played in the true spirit of the game, both sides played quality rugby. It was a game of attack and counter attack, with only one winner - rugby football.

Special Features
Features * Commentary Track featuring Gareth Edwards, Phil Bennett and David Duckham



As Clive Woodward’s men descended upon the Southern hemisphere for the final leg of a long hard season, history was to be created. Victory over the New Zealand Maori kicked off the Zurich Summer Tour of Australia and New Zealand, but two further stern tests lay ahead:
The Siege of Wellington – New Zealand 13 – 15 England
England have had many special days but this was something extraordinary! Fifteen points from the boot of fly-half Johnny Wilkinson handed England their first victory over the All Blacks on New Zealand soil for 30 years. It was far from a classic, but the performance epitomized the spirit of Clive Woodward’s team, as they stood firm when it mattered the most. With the rain sweeping the ground, conditions were difficult. Reduced to 13 in the second half, the All Blacks had the advantage but were unable to turn over a resolute England defence and four times a six-man English pack survived the onslaught of a full All Black scrum. It was England’s day as they created their own slice of history.
The Massacre in Melbourne – Australia 14 – 25 England
History created as the Wallabies are defeated on their own turf and the season ends with a perfect ten. Combining forward power with pace in the backs, England romped home to victory in Australia’s own back yard for the first time in history. Touching new heights, England’s aerial dominance was only one aspect of a thoroughly convincing performance. Jonny Wilkinson was having one of those days, as he carved open opportunity after opportunity with a fine array of angled and short passes, and when he timed his delayed pass to perfection for Northampton Saints man Ben Cohen, the big winger sidestepped the Wallabies’ fullback Chris Latham to score under the posts for England’s third try. Sailor went over for a deserved try near the end, but England were out of reach and Wilkinson capped off the day with a penalty on the final hooter.


This candid documentary takes you inside one of the world’s greatest rugby teams – New Zealand’s All Blacks. Charting the history of the team and profiling the players’ culture, this documentary ultimately highlights the reasons why the team has ascertained legendary status.


DVD Description
For the first time ever in New Zealand, the Lions were accompanied by a film crew recording every detail of an incredible six week adventure, from the moment they left the UK to the last kick of the third and final test in Auckland.
Only once in rugby history, had the British and Irish Lions conquered the mighty All Blacks on New Zealand soil. The task was a massive one and ‘Inside the Lions Den’ reveals the passion and the pride of the Touring party as they battled to achieve an almost impossible dream. Off the field they planned, trained and worked as a truly professional unit. On the field the Lions were confronted with an awesome challenge and some of the most physical and highly skilled performers in the Southern Hemisphere.

Emotive, often hilarious, occasionally desperately sad but always absolutely riveting, this is the film all rugby fans have been waiting for.

Synopsis
Tells the story of the British Lion’s 2005 tour of New Zealand.



DVD Description
All the action from the Lions tour of New Zealand including extended highlights from all three test matches and interviews with the players and staff.
The British and Irish Lions are headed for New Zealand, fully aware of the enormous task that lies ahead. To take on the world-conquering All Blacks in their own backyard. Four nations hold their collective breath as the Lions face probably their toughest tour ever.

The Lions ‘05 Match Highlights is a unique chance to see incredible action from all the eight provincial matches as well as extended highlights from the three decisive tests.

Synopsis
Features match highlights from the British and Irish Lions’ 2005 tour of New Zealand.



DVD Description
All the action from the Lions tour of New Zealand including extended highlights from all three test matches and interviews with the players and staff.
The British and Irish Lions are headed for New Zealand, fully aware of the enormous task that lies ahead. To take on the world conquering All Blacks in their own backyard. Four nations hold their collective breath as The Lions face probably their toughest tour ever.

The Lions 05 Match Highlights is a unique chance to see incredible action from all the eight provincial matches as well as extended highlights from the three decisive tests.

Synopsis
Highlights from the British and Irish Lions tour of New Zealand in 2005. Featuring all eight provincial games and the three tests against the All Blacks.

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