Gregor Paul: Long Covid impact on rugby's short-term thinking

OPINION: There's no justification to see trouble ahead for the ABs at the next World Cup.

Opinion: There's a growing bank of evidence that NZ rugby is no longer in a golden age.

OPINION: The All Blacks are unlikely to go ground zero and start again with Robertson.

Opinion: The ABs are coming home from Europe with their tail between their legs.

Opinion: This is an occasion made for big game players - and Mo'unga needs to step up.

OPINION: Fans so confused they don't care who's in charge, they just want it to be clear.

Opinion: Foster has made bold, decisive selection changes, which need to turn into action.

OPINION: One single selection could enable the All Blacks to go from bungling to bustling.

OPINION: Ian Foster has got two years to redress the rising tide of All Blacks anxiety.

OPINION: The All Blacks need to reinvent themselves because the best have worked them out.

Opinion: Changing rugby's laws won't be transformational for the Pacific Island nations.

OPINION: The fact ABs were so inferior says a lot about where they really stand in rugby.

Opinion: Just how far this All Blacks team can grow may hinge on one decision.

Opinion: A test in Ireland doesn't afford the same social opportunities as it used to.

OPINION: The two players who advanced their cause in Rome were Sam Cane and Dane Coles.

OPINION: There's a sense that Barrett has been building towards a memorable performance.

OPINION: The Irish obviously think they have smelled blood in the water.