The captain speaking...again! and videos(TV3)

http://www.tv3.co.nz/AudioBrowseAll/SportsAudio/tabid/379/articleID/35854/Default.aspx#video

Full interview with Richie McCaw
Mon, 01 Oct 2007 08:29a.m.

RadioLIVE sports editor Chris Forster talks to All Black captain Richie McCaw as the team prepares for the quarterfinal clash against France.

-> one question missing though : what will you do of your lovely RWC medal ? it's just a question, but it must be asked...

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Rugby: All Blacks to meet France in quarterfinal
Mon, 01 Oct 2007 12:21p.m.

All Blacks coaching staff have just talked to the media for the first time since learning this morning they have the daunting task of taking on France in the Rugby World Cup quarter finals. France's semi-final defeat of the All Blacks at the World Cup in 1999 in London is still very much on everyone's minds. All Black Assistant coach Steve Hansen has just arrived back at the team's base in Toulouse from Paris, and is relishing the encounter with the tricolors. Watch the 3 Sport team previewing the All Blacks V France quarterfinal.

http://www.tv3.co.nz/VideoBrowseAll/RugbyWorldCupVideo/tabid/394/articleID/35881/Default.aspx#video

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http://www.tv3.co.nz/VideoBrowseAll/RugbyWorldCupVideo/tabid/394/articleID/35890/Default.aspx?articleID=35890#video

Quarter final predictions
Mon, 01 Oct 2007 01:18p.m.

James Ryan, Zin Zan Brooke and Shaun Summerfield make predictions for the quarter final games.

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Hart and Mains talk Rugby World Cup
Added: Mon 01 Oct 2007

Twenty teams started, eight teams remain, five from the southern hemisphere, and three from the northern hemisphere.
But will this be the first Rugby World Cup ever with no northern teams in the final four?
Of those eight teams left, the All Blacks are now clear favourites. But we have been favourites before, and not won.
Just ask all black coaches Laurie Mains and John Hart.
Campbell Live did, and the pair agreed that whilst they do feel a few jitters, it will be a New Zealand - South Africa final, and we'll win it by six to eight points.
And looking into the nearer future, both men believe New Zealand, Australia, Argentina and South Africa will make up the final four.

http://www.tv3.co.nz/VideoBrowseAll/CampbellLiveVideo/tabid/367/articleID/35933/Default.aspx?articleID=35933#video