Read raises serious concerns on the mental well being of the All Blacks

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Read raises serious concerns on the mental well being of the All Blacks

By Rusiate Baleilevuka

Friday 12/08/2022

Former All Blacks captain Kieran Read

Former All Blacks captain Kieran Read has raised serious concerns on the mental well being of the All Blacks after verbal abuse and scrutiny they received after their loss to the Springboks last week.

As they prepare for their second test match this weekend, Read says the players are under a lot of pressure to get a win this weekend.

The All Blacks will take on the Springboks at 3.05am Sunday while the Wallabies will face Argentina at 7.10am.

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