What worries me is that, even when Love’s fit again, there’ll be a belief that he hasn’t had enough time in the saddle to warrant being the starting World Cup 10.
Rugbypass argues that questions remain over whether Ruben Love can successfully steer the All Blacks at fly-half ahead of the next Rugby World Cup. After facing difficulties against South Africa, Love suffered an ankle injury that ruled him out until next year. The writer notes this injury deprives the young playmaker of crucial development time during upcoming matches in Britain.
With Richie Mo'unga dealing with calf issues, head coach Dave Rennie has turned to Damian McKenzie at first five-eighth and Beauden Barrett at fullback. However, the writer expresses skepticism about whether the McKenzie-Barrett partnership can reliably challenge top teams like the Springboks.
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